Chapter 616: Prepare to Sacrifice a Top Streamer!

Looking at the announcement's seemingly triumphant male top streamer, Sister Yanzi always felt this scene was eerily familiar again.

Mainly because she never expected anyone would dare provoke her own Xiao Bai Ge.

If you were a female top streamer flirting your way over, that'd be one thing—the worst outcome would just be failing to achieve your goal.

But with so many "painful" cases already on display—from Wu Youfan to Li Yifeng, from Hearing Hearing Lu Han to Yang Yang, plus those up-and-coming male top streamers accidentally wiped out by AoE—there still exists some fool hardy enough to try touching him.

Yet Sister Yanzi quickly realized the reason!

This opponent is truly nasty~

They're just aiming to ride on the coattails, with zero intention of initiating a PK.

They're targeting Bai Liang's complete lack of any movie release, making it impossible for him to directly confront them in that arena.

This kind of bumping is a common tactic, nothing particularly unusual.

But when this behavior is directed at her own Xiao Bai Ge, it becomes extremely dangerous.

Male, top streamer, fan-driven PK—all these elements are maximized!

If the opponent were like Hearing Hearing Lu Han or Yang Yang, who, despite being humiliated in every way, still maintained decent private relations with Bai Liang, that'd be fine—but unfortunately their relationship is terrible.

The only time they ever interacted was during one episode of "Escape the Room," but even then, the two barely spoke to each other throughout the entire program.

Considering all these factors, Sister Yanzi simply couldn't imagine how this guy could possibly avoid misfortune.

Of course, the biggest mystery remains: how the hell did he dare? Even if you ignored her own Xiao Bai Ge's weirdness, didn't her own Yan Zong's infamous temper have any deterrent power at all?

"I'll ask Gong Yuhan what the hell is going on."

Gong Yuhan, a well-known agent and producer in the industry, is the man behind Deng Lun—the guy famous for his marketing prowess.

Sister Yanzi had naturally dealt with him a few times before.

That's perfectly normal—after all, the entertainment circle is a closed loop; sooner or later, everyone connects.

After all, her own Xiao Bai Ge has "wide-ranging connections"—not only Deng Lun, but Li Xin is also under Gong Yuhan's management, and even Dou Xiao Tian.

With these kinds of links, it'd be strange if they'd never interacted.

In fact, Sister Yanzi had passively met many people in the industry through her Xiao Bai Ge—most of her contacts were acquired this way, inexplicably.

The call connected quickly, but before Sister Yanzi could launch into her "accusatory interrogation," the other side bluntly gave her the full story.

"Yan Zong, that kid is going independent—I'm no longer his agent."

Gong Yuhan's tone carried a hint of schadenfreude—not aimed at Sister Yanzi, but at Deng Lun's current team's latest antics.

Good kid, you've got guts!

You dare provoke Bai Liang? Good thing you didn't renew your contract!

When an artist decides to go independent, no matter the company, the leadership always feels annoyed—it easily sparks conflict.

The company and agent believe the platform made you; now that you've grown strong, you want to fly away—ungrateful and foolish.

The artist believes gold will always shine; their success is because they're talented. Many artists truly think this way—after all, in the entertainment industry, while not everyone is a Renjuntai Sect dropout, lack of education and awareness is the norm.

To Gong Yuhan, Deng Lun was unquestionably ungrateful, having forgotten how he became a top streamer—he was nothing before signing with him.

But these grievances weren't something he could vent to Sister Yanzi.

After all, the dynamic between Sister Yanzi and Bai Liang as agent and artist was rare in the industry.

It didn't make sense at all.

Sister Yanzi acted like a pure service-oriented agent working for Bai Liang, yet her authority was terrifyingly large—the industry called her "Yan Zong" not out of politeness, but because she truly called the shots.

Though she didn't know what the other side was imagining, Sister Yanzi could guess roughly what kind of misfortune Deng Lun might face.

An artist's darkest moment usually comes right after breaking ties with their former company.

Though there are stories of amicable separations, more often it's "if I can't have you, I'll destroy you!"

Without powerful backing, many top-tier artists can't escape this fate—sometimes they don't die, but they lose a layer of skin.

Just like if Sister Yanzi ever fell out with Bai Liang, the information she knew and the evidence she held could destroy him in minutes.

After briefly understanding the situation, Sister Yanzi still instructed her team to carry on as usual—necessary work still had to be done.

Arrange online trolls to attack the movie, have marketing accounts jump in to steer the narrative, and catch a few of their fans to sue as a warning to others.

This entire process was second nature to Sister Yanzi—after doing it so many times, it had become a well-oiled routine.

Her strikes were fast, precise, and brutal.

When you had connections behind you, people could still chat—but now that you've gone independent, don't blame her for going all out!

The original promotional script had only planned to use Bai Liang and Sister Tian Tian's appearance to hype up "Si Teng"; the drama was set to air at the start of 2021 and was already in its final countdown phase.

Later, Bai Liang's own "poisonous curse" stunt became a pleasant surprise, perfectly aligning with "The Bombing Expert 2" for joint promotion and boosting heat.

But now, with this opponent—barely a rival, more like a rival faction—showing up to bump, the promotional strategy naturally had to change.

Plan revised: prepare to sacrifice a top streamer as a ritual offering!

"Dingdong~"

"Tsk~ Sister Yanzi is getting more irritable." Bai Liang said, glancing at the message.

"What's wrong, Xiao Bao?"

A fluffy head poked over from beside him—this was clearly not Sister Tian Tian, nor even a human.

It was the cat, Xiao Bao.

And the person speaking was another Xiao Bao, who at this moment lay at the other end of the sofa, stretching out her long, silk-stockinged legs, rubbing against him.

Sister Tian Tian had returned to the set to resume filming after two days of tagging along with Bai Liang.

Bai Liang's public excuse was that he'd returned to the set too, but he was far too clever—he'd deliberately taken two extra days off, and after attending the final event, he directly met up with Na Zha, who was also on vacation.

Na Zha was especially delighted, summarizing it as: "No matter how wild you get outside, Xiao Bao always comes home!"

And as the saying goes: "A person will be haunted for life by what they could not obtain in youth."

For Na Zha, the act of seducing Bai Liang in silk stockings still carried a lingering inner demon.

At first, when she used this move to flirt with him, it had no effect. She threw her plain silk stockings in front of him, and that damn capybara didn't even give her any feedback!

Na Zha never doubted her own charm; she only thought it was Bai Liang's problem.

So after she "succeeded," she kept using this move to make comebacks. That's why she wore home clothes at home but always paired them with black silk stockings.

Bai Liang heard the sound, put down his phone, grabbed the round, clingy little one with his left hand, and seized Na Zha's foot trying to slip into his pant leg with his right, then began tickling her mercilessly.

After both little ones surrendered with meows, he gave Na Zha a brief explanation of what was going on.

"Your drama with Jing Tian? Sister Yanzi is amazing—using a top streamer as a sacrifice?!"

Na Zha wasn't particularly impressed by Big Tian Tian, but she was quite taken aback by Sister Yanzi's audacity.