This celebrity became even more popular after being exposed of having multiple girlfriends-Chapter 407 - 318

Using hot events to reverse reputation and suppress negative impacts, and then explode performance has always been a common tactic of the system.

It has shown this many times before.

A few months ago, when he dealt with the investor Li Hu, it was also by exposing scandals.

But the matter of South Korea is much more serious than the issue with investor Li Hu.

This is a truly hot event that can explode South Korean national public opinion and even attract global attention.

This kind of hot event is completely disproportionate to a thirty million performance card, but it can reasonably be placed on a billions-worth performance card. The normal system methods couldn’t fulfill it, so it had to resort to such methods.

Wu Mu felt like he was using a cannon to shoot a mosquito.

But he could also guess the reason.

"It should be because this matter was about to explode, and the system gave it a slight push for utilization,"

he guessed.

After all, his performance card wasn’t some kind of global hypnosis system; it couldn’t hypnotize people into doing what he wanted.

So far, his performance exchange basically involved directly pushing the product in front of potential customers to generate a purchase pattern.

If the environment didn’t have enough potential buyers to fulfill the performance exchange under realistic conditions, it would quietly use existing hot events to secretly guide and boost them to create heat and increase potential buyers by reversing reputation and other methods.

Wu Mu could understand it, but everyone in the comment sections of Weibo hot search topics was a bit confused.

"Isn’t it that Wu Gou just accepted a new endorsement and participated in a new program? How can it be related to such a thing?"

"So weird, seeing this topic feels like seeing a foreign president accusing one of our domestic idols of manipulating elections, it makes the brain short-circuit for a moment."

"I was just waiting to see how those people in Korea would react when Wu Gou’s program went online, but instead he directly blew up the homes of Korean audiences?"

"Hilarious, Wu Gou the terrifying whale caused such a big scandal for them."

Everyone felt it was strange, as if suddenly realizing that a familiar friend was involved in some world event.

Many were mocking Wu Mu as a terrifying whale.

But some were defending him.

"Don’t wrong Wu Gou, what does this have to do with him? Isn’t this one of those traditional scandals in South Korea that erupts from time to time?"

"Right, if you search for such news in Korea, you will find countless scandals. Things break out repeatedly but never get corrected. Many people just get a few years’ sentences, like taking a break, and then the whistleblowers unexpectedly die... Wu Gou better be cautious lately. Though he’s not the one who did it, there’s still a risk of being scapegoated. I’m waiting for your game, so don’t get assassinated."

Being assassinated...

Wu Mu felt a bit uneasy. Everyone online thought he was just a catalyst, but he knew his role might be a little bigger than that.

He only wanted to be a celebrity, rely on the system to earn money easily, and absolutely didn’t want to get involved in such matters.

Not only the netizens worrying about him, but also Lin Qingyue came to him specially.

She looked serious, "Don’t go to Korea for now, let me ask about the situation first."

Wu Mu was curious, "How will you ask?"

Lin Qingyue hesitated, "My grandfather knows our diplomat in Korea. I’ll have him find out some information for you... It’s a warning at least."

A diplomat...

Wu Mu looked astonished and couldn’t help asking, "I’ve always been curious, are the second-generation in our country like the powerful in foreign countries with all sorts of inside information?"

Lin Qingyue’s face stiffened slightly, and she rolled her eyes, "Then I won’t ask for you."

Wu Mu laughed, "It’s not that exaggerated, it’s none of my business anyway. They would deal with the whistleblowers first."

Lin Qingyue looked at him seriously, "There’s no need to owe anyone a favor, it’s my grandfather, he’s just going to make a call to help ask... I don’t want you to get into trouble."

...

The scandal in South Korea continued to ferment.

This time, the Blue House petitioned, with 300,000 people signing, demanding that the country arrest everyone involved in the incident.

But by now, it had nothing to do with Wu Mu.

Everyone isn’t stupid, they could naturally see that Wu Mu was just a simple catalyst.

But the matter still affected Wu Mu.

First, his program was delayed.

It wasn’t because of Wu Mu but because of Li Zhengxun.

Li Zhengxun was one of the focal points of this incident, with many questioning whether he participated.

If he did, even to appease the audience, the production team would have to reduce or cut his scenes.

So they postponed the broadcast to see the situation, as the online audience was not in the mood for entertainment shows now.

Fortunately, Li Zhengxun wasn’t involved in it. He posted chats with his company, showing his contract was expiring at the beginning of next year, and he’d already negotiated not to renew, planning to become a free agent.

That evidence was strong enough to clear him barely.

However, his reputation took a huge hit. Many people disliked him and he earned a new nickname... Dog Cub Li Zhengxun.

Previously, when Li Zhengxun was being scolded, South Korean netizens stood by him and attacked Wu Mu ferociously.