I'm a web novelist, and you want me to work in the entertainment industry?

It's clear that although reporter Lin is not old, she has probably undergone rigorous training, because she regained her composure after only one deep breath.

With a smile, she succinctly summarized, "It's clear that the way Teacher Zero interacts with her readers is quite unique."

"Since it started as just a spontaneous joke among readers, why has this event lasted so long and grown in scale?" she continued, posing the next question.

"Could you two please answer this one separately?"

Cheng Che looked at Bai Ye and asked with his eyes: Boss, should you speak first... oops, should I speak first?

Bai Ye gave him a look: You say.

Seeing this, Cheng Che looked at reporter Lin and smiled: "First and foremost, I think the readers' love is not only deep, but also enduring."

Sometimes, hate is love, and love is hate.

So what difference does it make whether it's hatred that lasts a long time or love that lasts a long time?

"Moreover, our readers are all very kind. We actually asked for their opinions before organizing this event," Cheng Che continued, praising the readers as well.

This interview will definitely be released later, and many of his readers will likely come across it.

Hmm... Cheng Che estimated that it would be at least a few weeks before this interview was officially broadcast.

At that time, it's uncertain who else will die.

So praising them here will boost their popularity, and maybe when readers want to assassinate him, they'll hesitate.

Hey?

But what if readers interpret this interview as provocation?

...Then they guessed right.

"Finally, I also want to thank the website," Cheng Che said seriously. "The website has invested a lot in maintenance; otherwise, this event wouldn't have been able to continue smoothly until now."

Oh?

Bai Ye was stunned for a moment, thinking he had misheard.

But after she realized what was happening, a relieved smile appeared on her face.

Okay, okay, good boy, good boy.

The child has truly grown up, become sensible, and has a family in their heart.

Bai Ye was so moved that she would have burst into tears if she hadn't been interviewing.

Reporter Lin nodded, knowing that Cheng Che was telling the truth.

She then turned to Bai Ye: "What do you think, Editor-in-Chief Bai Ye?"

"My view is roughly the same as Zero's," Bai Ye said in a businesslike tone, "However, it's worth adding that Zero himself wasn't uninvolved in this matter—"

"He previously collaborated with the website on a large-scale charity event, and some of the funds were used here."

Child, if you remember the good things the website has done for you, the website will certainly not treat you badly!

You deserve all the praise you've earned!

"I see..." Reporter Lin looked at the camera, "What lovely authors, lovely website, and a group of lovely readers..."

……

The interview session concluded successfully after about twenty minutes.

According to the schedule, the afternoon filming location will be moved from the conference room to the streets of Shanghai. At that time, Cheng Che will need to go out to the streets with the Mango Delivery Team from the Chinese website to experience it for himself.

There is free time at noon.

The Chinese website arranged a separate lounge for reporter Lin and the cameraman, while Cheng Che was led by Bai Ye to another room, which was fully furnished with a sofa, table, and tea.

Cheng Che was very satisfied with the treatment he received, feeling as if he had come home.

"If you want, you can sleep here for a while, just make yourself at home," Bai Ye said from the doorway. "You can also go out for a walk if you want, it's up to you."

"Does the company have any readers?" Cheng Che asked.

"a lot of."

"Oh, okay, then I'll stay here."

"..."

After Bai Ye left, Cheng Che lay down on the sofa.

He took out his phone, unlocked it, and found that their author group was particularly lively today, with all sorts of authors and editors posting messages.

"Zero God came to the company... Really? Holy crap! He really came to the company?"

"Is anyone at the company? Has anyone actually seen Zero? Is he really as handsome as he looks online?"

"@DeadlyKnife, your big shot is at the company, didn't you go to greet him?"

The Deadly Blade replied below—

Deadly Blade: Feeling wronged.jpg

Deadly Blade: I didn't even know when Master Ling arrived. It seems the editor-in-chief personally picked him up. I, the editor in charge, am now just a figurehead.

The editors all replied in unison:

"Lung fog!"

Cheng Che was overjoyed and added:

Zero: Lung fog!

Zero: Everyone, immediately begin to seriously mock @Deadly Knife.

Cheng Che's message was like a firecracker, instantly triggering a flurry of messages in the group chat, reaching dozens of people and bombarding them with all sorts of information:

"Oh my god, I've found a live Number Zero!"

"Zero God! Just give the order, and we'll support you as the website's new CEO!"

"Number Zero, Number One, I'm Number One, I want to have your babies."

"Hey Zero God, could you post another chapter saying you're allergic to grapes? I'm getting tired of mango pomelo sago and want to try taro balls with grapes."

666 I knew the online literature circle was full of talented people, each one more shameless than the last...

Cheng Che left the author group chat and made a video call to Tian Xiwei.

Tian Xiwei lay on the living room sofa, covered with a blanket, her hair loosely tied behind her head, her whole body sinking into the sofa like a lazy cat.

I already told you I have a cat at home...

The two of them were sprawled on the sofa, chatting idly through their phone screens.

After a while, there was a knock on the door of the lounge. Without thinking, Cheng Che reflexively said, "Come in."

Bai Ye pushed open the door and entered, ready to discuss the afternoon's schedule with Cheng Che in more detail.

Then I saw Cheng Che lying on the sofa.

And the girl on his phone screen.

"Why?"

When Tian Xiwei saw Bai Ye push the door open and enter, she tilted her head and was slightly stunned—Xiao Che, is it really okay for us not to hide anything at all?

Cheng Che was also stunned—he hadn't reacted in time, so why did he reflexively say "Please come in"?

Bai Ye was also stunned—if she wasn't mistaken, that girl seemed to be Tian Xiwei, right?

She had met him once before when they held a book signing event for Zero.

Is this... a relationship?

"Boss, what brings you here?" Cheng Che asked.

Bai Ye didn't answer; she walked into the lounge without making a sound.

"...Girlfriend?" she asked.

Cheng Che scratched his head, looked at Tian Xiwei on his phone, and asked with his eyes: Do you want to tell the truth?

Tian Xiwei blinked: "Anything is fine, whatever you say."

"Yes," Cheng Che replied truthfully.

It's not a big problem. The editor-in-chief knows, and that's that. She's clearly not the kind of person who would spread rumors around.

"Hello, Editor-in-Chief Bai Ye!" Tian Xiwei greeted Bai Ye.

"Hello." Bai Ye said politely, "When we met last time, I felt that you two had a good relationship. I didn't expect that you would be together after not seeing each other for several months."

"I don't know when you two got together? Who confessed their feelings? How is your relationship?" She asked three questions in a row.

As the "King" of the Chinese website's executive team, Bai Ye felt it was necessary for him to pay attention to Cheng Che's personal relationships.

This isn't gossip... well, maybe a little bit.

But more importantly, Cheng Che's personal condition will greatly affect the operation of the website.

However, dating is inherently a risky thing.

Dating a celebrity in the entertainment industry carries even more risks than just one.

In order to prevent Cheng Che's status from being disrupted, and to safeguard the peace of the website's operation.

She, the editor-in-chief Bai Ye, was determined to eliminate all unstable factors that could affect the website and Cheng Che!