"Ah?"
The Magic Goddess looked completely baffled, unable to understand.
"This guy first bought a large batch of Second-Generation Magic Net Rings and had his own men enter the stream almost simultaneously the moment it went live. Then they kept flooding the chat with comments, making Magic Net Videos automatically recommend his stream. On top of that, he had thrown around money lavishly before and spent a whole day promoting himself, so people already had a basic impression of him."
Roger explained with a smile, "His persona and exposure had both been taken care of. Next, he had people play along with him, putting on an act to create a script where he was selling at a loss just to get revenge on his father... Combined with his established image, plenty of people would naturally find it believable."
"Even if some people found it unreasonable, it wouldn't affect the overall situation. Besides, couldn't those who found it unreasonable still watch it for entertainment?"
"With that kind of stimulation, their family's piled-up inventory should be cleared out in no time. The 150,000 gold coins he had recklessly tipped yesterday would be nothing but a drop in the bucket..."
Hiring fake commenters, paying actors, playing the wastrel to build a persona, creating artificial scarcity... He had gathered nearly every element at once.
Honestly, even though Roger had seen quite a few so-called "chosen ones" lately, he was still somewhat pleasantly surprised when he saw Wool Ryan, this born sales prodigy. With this guy setting an example, the circulation speed of goods would definitely skyrocket.
As Roger said this, the wool felt and wool sweaters in Wool Ryan's storefront had already completely sold out.
Yet the stream was still putting on its act.
The lackey's legs gave out beneath him, and he actually