Chinese entertainment industry in disarray? Hollywood goddess welcomes strict father!

Lu Lin's explosion at the century-old China Theatre in Hollywood also caused the live broadcast of the global premiere of "Shanghai Bund" to explode.

Yes, it's incredibly popular!

The number of viewers, which was originally around 600,000 to 700,000, skyrocketed to one million in a short period of time, and is still growing rapidly.

There's no way around it, this was just too sensational!

The entire online media in Hollywood, and indeed the entire online media in the United States, and even online media of all sizes around the world, whether it be entertainment news or social news, are frantically reprinting and reporting on it.

This is the speed at which information spreads in the streaming media era. One minute you're making a fuss in the Western Hemisphere, and the next minute the Eastern Hemisphere can see it on their phones!

After the Q&A session at the premiere, Lu Lin announced to the media, film critics, and independent media representatives that he would fund the renovation of the China Theater, undertaking a major overhaul of the main structure. At the time, no one took it seriously.

If you have money to burn, then go ahead and renovate it. If the Chinese are paying to renovate the China Theatre, it's a contribution to their own ethnic culture, and nobody will complain!

But when everyone left the theater, they found that a demolition team was already preparing to start work in the small square in front of the theater.

Several water trucks were parked around the theater to prevent dust and debris from the demolition from polluting the neighborhood!

Out of media instinct, someone asked the foreman about the specifics of the renovation.

Then, we got the reply: "We're just a demolition team; we need to blow up the old main building first!"

Then, the media and independent media people who had just left the theater went wild and frantically crowded back into the theater to interview Lu Lin.

Lu Lin didn't hide from everyone; instead, he generously invited everyone to witness the groundbreaking of the renovation project.

His openness left the media somewhat uncertain, with some wondering if he was trying to create buzz and generate publicity for "Shanghai Bund".

After all, Martin Scorsese's new movie premiered at the Dolby Theatre next door. It's normal for the Chinese to feel uneasy about the release date clashing with the new work of a world-class film master, and it's even more normal for them to resort to some unorthodox publicity methods.

So, everyone stayed with some doubt!

Hoping to capitalize on the surge in traffic, they all issued press releases on the platform or filmed vlogs and uploaded them to their accounts.

But as the theater was completely emptied, the demolition team set up cordon around the theater and actually installed explosives on the main building, causing the media present to completely lose their composure.

Press releases and vlog videos are sent out one after another, updating the progress in real time for their own news audience or account followers, and many of them even go live.

Even more, several North American television stations were broadcasting the event live, and the secret that Lu Lin was the owner of the China Theatre was also revealed!

As things have developed to this point, the internet has exploded, with a deluge of criticism and condemnation, and related keywords quickly climbing the trending lists of major social media platforms.

Despite the criticism and skepticism, many people still don't believe it.

Or perhaps they think Lu Lin is just putting on an act and doesn't actually dare to blow up the theater.

How can a century-old Hollywood landmark be blown up so easily?

And then...

Without any hesitation, Lu Lin installed the explosives and then blew up the theater!

The way he grinned with his big white teeth reminded him of a mischievous kid in a rural area during Chinese New Year who would set off firecrackers to blow up poop, feeling no remorse or burden whatsoever, only the joy of sending poop flying everywhere!

As the main building collapsed with a roar, several water trucks started spraying water at full speed to suppress the billowing smoke and dust. The media personnel present were completely dumbfounded as they looked at the ruins.

Internet users across the United States, and even around the world, were completely dumbfounded.

Netizens who were initially skeptical and too lazy to pay much attention were shocked and surprised after seeing the photos of the theater ruins that were spreading wildly, as well as the short video of the theater collapsing in the explosion, and joined the discussion.

To put it bluntly, this will probably be the most attention-grabbing bombing of an American landmark since the Twin Towers were bombed!

"The number of viewers for the live stream has surpassed two million..."

Fan Dabing, wearing a baseball cap that obscured her pretty face, leaned close behind Lu Lin and whispered.

Lu Lin frowned: "So little?"

Hearing that he was still not satisfied, Fan Dabing couldn't help but say speechlessly, "This isn't like when you were in China, when everyone, young and old, loved you as a national idol, and you could easily get millions, even tens of millions, of viewers for a single live stream..."

"Furthermore, the international version of Qianqian Films is ultimately too little known. The vast majority of foreign internet users have no idea that this platform exists. Of the current viewership of over two million, nearly one-fifth are from domestic IP addresses."

"but……"

"As long as the live stream continues, the number of viewers will continue to surge. Countless foreign netizens who have started to pay attention to this matter will specifically download the international version of Qianqian Video to watch the live stream."

"I came over here to remind you, while things are still hot, don't turn off the live stream. Stream for as long as you can, it will both promote 'Shanghai Bund' and drive traffic to Qianqian Films!"

She's known as the "Queen of Infamy and Fame" because generating buzz is practically second nature to her.

Lu Lin blinked his big eyes, looking at the ruins of the China Theater in front of him, and hesitated, "This ugly thing has already exploded, are you just going to show us ruins here? Didn't you see the media people are starting to leave?"

Fan Dabing chuckled: "Just livestreaming the ruins..."

"It's good that they left. If they hadn't left, I would have had the staff clear the area to prevent everyone from broadcasting live and diverting the attention from our live stream..."

"Don't worry about it, I've arranged everything!"

After she finished speaking, she lowered the brim of her hat and stepped back from behind Lu Lin, leaving the range of the live broadcast camera.

He also took Kurosawa Shirei and Dark Shirei away, so that the two personal secretaries would no longer appear in front of Lu Lin.

As the three women left, they were replaced by three fair-skinned women who took the place behind Lu Lin.

Scarlett Johansson and Elizabeth Olsen, who were standing on either side of Lu Lin, noticed that someone had changed behind them and instinctively turned around to look.

But upon seeing it, both of them froze, their beautiful eyes widening in surprise: "A generous gift of crab... Oh my god..."

Among the three newly acquired fair-skinned women, the leader was a tall, long-legged, busty, and curvy supermodel-level blonde woman with blonde hair, almost a head taller than Scarlett Johansson and Elizabeth Olsen.

However, her figure and beauty were secondary; no matter how much of a supermodel she was, it wouldn't have made the two women gasp. What truly amazed Scarlett Johansson and Elizabeth Olsen was her identity.

The eldest princess?

Hi~!

The eldest princess, meeting their shocked gazes, smiled sweetly and greeted them, extending her delicate hand in a compliment: "I really enjoyed your movie!"

Scarlett Johansson and Elizabeth Olsen suddenly snapped out of their daze and quickly reached out to shake hands with the eldest princess, saying, "You came from Washington... what are you doing here...?"

In fact, almost all the Hollywood stars are naturally opposed to the eldest princess's family; they are simply incompatible.

But the social niceties that don't exist in America are still there; no matter how opposed or incompatible people are, they still have to be polite when they meet in person.

"In fact, I am now Lu's chief secretary!"

The eldest princess pointed to the back of Lu Lin's head and explained with a smile, "My father specially invited him to a closed-door banquet at the Hua Mansion to secure this job opportunity for me..."