Bai Fu's plan was going very smoothly. Digging Princess and Calamity Dragon were still complaining to each other, so she pretended not to know anything and barged into their livestream. Then, claiming she was thirsty, she took a few sips of the drink Calamity Dragon had brought out.
"Mm, this flavor's right up my alley. Where did you buy it?"
When you combined a hyper-realistic game with a popular NPC in that game drinking a real-world beverage, you got a classic ad.
So this was another way to advertise?
The recording of the livestream immediately attracted a flood of curious viewers. After watching the video, they shared it around, making it go viral even faster.
[Fu Fu's really become a cyber idol now.]
[It'd be hilarious if Fu Fu did a singing, dancing, rap, and basketball performance sometime. I know lots of big names have made similar MMD videos, but I still want to see Fu Fu dance herself.]
On Zu Yuan Star, players chatted happily in the community.
After gaining a huge amount of exposure, Calamity Dragon's father immediately realized this was a great opportunity. Since Bai Fu liked their drink, why not set up a beverage factory in the game too?
He could put the factory under Bai Fu's name and give her the lion's share of the profits. Game currency meant nothing to him anyway; all he wanted was the advertising boost Bai Fu could bring.
Bai Fu naturally had no reason to turn down a deal like that. She didn't have to worry about a thing; all she had to do was show her face, and most of the profits would end up in her pocket. Then the players would praise her for being pretty and generous. Even slave-trading captains would weep if they saw her—