Surrounded by Guan Xiaoxia and the other staff, Ye Chen headed toward the filming area.
When the extras saw Ye Chen arrive, they excitedly pulled out their phones, wanting to take pictures of him.
The staff on site immediately shouted through a megaphone, "Put all your phones away! No photos allowed. If anyone takes another picture, leave immediately. Later, follow the director's instructions, sit in your assigned seats, and just eat properly."
Hearing this, the extras could only obediently put away their phones. After all, no one wanted to lose such a great opportunity to serve as Ye Chen's backdrop.
Several extras had even paid out of pocket for the chance to appear in Ye Chen's commercial, all just to get close to him and experience filming an ad with him.
Ye Chen was so popular that if they could share the frame with him during filming, they would have struck gold.
This scene featured a group of young people from different backgrounds, with different careers and vastly different personalities, all gathered together to share all kinds of food and drink Happy Soda to their hearts' content.
Among the extras were people eating fried chicken and burgers, spicy hotpot, grilled skewers...
All Ye Chen needed to do was coolly raise a can of Happy Soda toward these extras enjoying their food—who were thirsty, burning from the spice, or parched—and say, "Here, have some Happy Soda. Happiness is this simple!"
Everyone on set would raise their cups together and drink Happy Soda.
Ye Chen would easily pocket the hefty advertising fee.
Once the commercial aired, people would think of Happy Soda whenever they ate fried chicken and burgers, spicy hotpot, or grilled skewers. Of course, Ye Chen, the one handing over the Happy Soda, would naturally become even more deeply ingrained