Xie Wenyuan had once joked about going to South Korea and becoming a national idol.
Everyone had thought it was a joke. Even if they became popular for a while, that was still a long way from being national idols.
But looking at things now, there really did seem to be a trend in that direction.
Perhaps they had not won over the whole nation yet, but once the animation genuinely took off on the strength of its quality, their popularity might really become firmly established...
Ultimately, brazenly displaying immortal arts in the real world was indeed something that shook people deeply. Either you were branded a fraud, or the entire nation worshipped you.
And after their repeated "divine manifestations" in bustling parts of Seoul, in full view of everyone, even when rational people called it fake, countless excited eyewitnesses argued back. All sorts of footage circulated wildly online, even reaching YouTube. Chu Ge himself had no idea that the YouTube views had already reached tens of millions and were heading toward a hundred million.
How people abroad viewed this footage was unknown, but in South Korea, it genuinely had an enormous base of support. Too many people had witnessed it, and with Tang Jinyan helping things along, skeptical voices were easily suppressed. How could they not become famous...?
No sooner had he hung up on Xie Wenyuan than Tang Jinyan called and made two points. "First, congratulations on becoming famous, congratulations to me on making money, and congratulations to us both on the promising prospects of victory for our cultural export strategy."
Chu Ge said, "...Congratulations to us all."
"Second, go home now, and be quick about it. I've already told someone to book your tickets."
"Huh? Why the sudden rush?"
"Because at this rate, if you keep showing