"What? You want to start a business too?"
Gu Li and the others looked at Gu Yuan in surprise as he stood there looking rather pleased with himself.
"What are those looks for? And what do you mean, I want to start a business too? I know Wang's doing pretty well, but you can't just say 'too,' can you?"
Jian Xi asked curiously, "Then what are you going to do?"
Gu Yuan grinned. "The internet! My mom said I should just follow Wang's lead. Whatever he does, I'll do. I refuse to believe that if he can do it, I can't."
Gu Li glanced at Nan Xiang, who was sitting off to the side. "Then I advise you to give up on that idea."
"Gu Li, what do you mean by that? Even you don't think I can do it?" Gu Yuan looked over at her unhappily.
"It's not that I don't believe in you. It's that you really can't do it."
Gu Li opened her laptop and brought up the browser. The tabs that had been left open were all Wang Yan's accounts on various forums.
"Take a look at how he handles marketing and promotion. Never mind the sheer volume of views he puts out—just his output speed alone is something you can't match. In three months, he gained more than three million followers across the internet. With his current fame, he can make millions a year just by casually running ads and recommending a company's products.
"With that kind of fame, he doesn't need to spend tens or even millions on advertising. People will naturally get curious about Curated Life. As long as they register, they'll provide him with data, and then he can get money from venture capitalists."
Gu Li bluntly laid out one of the