Some people hired trolls to flood comment sections, while others hired battle-tested all-rounders.
They were formidable players who had fought in all sorts of major battles and could take on thirty people at once in a flame war.
Once they got worked up, even a dog passing by to watch would not get away unscathed.
Shao Ke's chief special assistant had certainly earned his title. From the moment he received his orders, whether he was eating, attending meetings, or meeting clients, Lin Yechen kept his phone on whenever the show was livestreaming, monitoring it in real time.
Watching the people he had arranged diligently fire back, Lin Yechen smiled in satisfaction. Shao Corporation's money was not that easy to earn. If they took the money without doing the work, he could make them cough up twice whatever they had swallowed.
The voices of doubt and demands for accountability online were instantly crushed by a horde of warriors out for blood.
They had no choice but to admit defeat. Just the words "full-price tickets" hit them right where it hurt.
Yan Ningke knew nothing of the uproar online.
He was busy registering their stall at the management office. On their way over, each of them had carried a large bucket crammed with thirty fish.
Yan Ningke glanced around and, drawing on the thick skin he had developed working in sales, quickly hit it off with the surrounding vendors.
Xiao Jingzhan watched as he came back with a large basin, then ran somewhere else and brought over several buckets of water.
"You..."
Yan Ningke deftly filled the basin with water and turned to him. "Why don't we just sell ours together?"
They had come together anyway, and Lars was still trailing after the other man's dog, refusing to leave.
As the one