"Did you hire someone to drum up hype?"
Wei Lan scrolled through her phone, which was filled with news about Longteng. If it wasn't people's experiences with Dragon Eye or popular science posts about blindness, it was news of Longteng's impending move and the various benefits the company offered its employees.
"No."
Wang Yan sat on the sofa, watching the two energetic children crawling all over the floor. "Longteng was already a hot topic. This relocation was major news, and the benefits we gave our employees made everyone jealous. One employee posted this, another posted that—once the posts started coming in waves, of course the hype exploded."
"But it's way too popular. It's just moving offices, yet it's been a whole week and the buzz still hasn't died down."
"Don't all kinds of bloggers need to investigate and analyze it? And those reporters with nothing better to do need to conduct interviews and write reports. Everyone has to make a living. It won't settle down for at least half a month."
Longteng Headquarters had never lacked attention. Many villagers, and even people who had traveled from far away, livestreamed the construction site all day long. Any movement on Longteng's side could send their livestream audiences soaring into the thousands or tens of thousands. Even when nothing was happening, they still had eighty to a hundred viewers on an ordinary day. Watching construction was quite stress-relieving too.
The hilltops around the Longteng construction site had all been claimed by livestreamers. It was said that they fought every day over good spots. Some people even took shifts occupying their places around the clock, afraid someone would steal them.
The main reason was that Longteng Headquarters boasted many world-first achievements.
It had the largest site area in the world and the highest construction