"Adding three at once? That's too many people! The car is almost full."

Before Xiao He could even look through it, one person immediately came to mind: "That Lao Qi, I think he's pretty good. He's both a bodyguard and a driver, and I feel quite safe just standing there."

Liu Rulan raised an eyebrow: "Sure, I was just about to recommend him to you. He used to be in the military, he's very skilled, and he's been in the industry for many years. I feel very comfortable having him work with you."

"Then it's him."

Xiao He glanced through the other people's information that Liu Rulan had given him, but didn't find anything particularly suitable.

"How about we leave it like this for now? It's too crowded to sit on one bus with so many people."

Xiao He simply closed the document. "I've taken a quick look. Old Qi knows a lot of things. He's worth two people. That's all."

This is pretty good. Xiao He doesn't want to have three people following him wherever he goes in the future. Just thinking about it gives him a headache.

Liu Rulan didn't insist: "...That's fine too."

Then she stood up, as if she had thought of something, and reminded Xiao He: "The premiere of 'The Imperial Decree' is tomorrow night. It's our studio's first production, so don't forget to promote it."

"Oh, I almost forgot."

Xiao He quickly looked down and forwarded the studio's message, "I'll take advantage of this hype to promote it. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity."

"The Imperial Decree"! It's the only work their studio has produced to date, into which they've invested a significant amount of money and effort.

Since using all the remaining working capital to "buy" He Wenming, Linghui Studio has been hoping for the release of "The Imperial Decree" to recoup their losses.

Now that "The Imperial Decree" is finally ready to be broadcast, Xiao He is eagerly hoping that the show's ratings will be high.

His demands weren't high; he'd be content if he could recoup his investment and make a small profit.

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Online, the story of Jiang Chifei and Xiao He has successfully taken the topic to another level of popularity.

[Actually, when I saw that skill level, I suspected it was that man.]

[When I saw the video, I was also a little confused, because long-time fans should have seen the video of Brother Xiao climbing the building with his bare hands. If it were him, I would believe he could just jump over the railing and get down to the ground.]

[Haha, I'm dying of laughter! I've been a longtime fan of Xiao He, but I've never been such an enthusiastic "follower" of him before.]

I can only say I admire those who could push Brother Xiao to this point.

[Fans of He Jiong must be rational in their idol worship. Take this as a warning and never do this. It poses a great safety risk and can easily bring negative attention to Xiao Ge. Moreover, if you do this, there's a very high chance you'll never catch up with Xiao Ge.]

I met Brother Xiao in person once before, and he's a really nice person. He doesn't have the ostentatious displays of other celebrities; he's the kind of person you could bump into on the street and take a picture with. Plus, he's incredibly patient and will accommodate any request as long as it's not unreasonable.

Wow, does that mean I can bump into Brother Xiao offline and then follow him home? Hehe...

[Hey, the stalker upstairs needs to shut up, it's about to get out of the way.]

[Stalkers, stop dreaming. Let me put it this way: I've worked with paparazzi before, and they say Xiao Ge is incredibly perceptive, and his assistant has a sharp eye—they almost always catch him red-handed. So, there are very few paparazzi taking pictures of Xiao He these days. Most photos are taken by fans when they bump into him. As for those who fantasize about following him, don't blame Xiao Ge for sending you to the Orange (a euphemism for being a stalker).]

[I'm already crying. Why does everyone seem to run into celebrities?]

...

The online discussions did not bring this matter to an end. In response to Jiang Chifei's angry rebuke of his fans, many fans were also unhappy.

They felt that they had gone through a lot of trouble to pick up the person at the airport, so why were they inexplicably labeled as fanatics? Moreover, the scene was very chaotic at the time, and they were just running after the people in front of them without taking any pictures themselves. Why should they be judged?

Isn't it the fault of those sasaeng fans and paparazzi? What does it have to do with them?

As a result, Jiang Chifei faced a new wave of public opinion. However, on Xiao He's side, there were mostly fans and casual observers looking for amusement, and the atmosphere in the comments section was relatively harmonious, with no extreme remarks.

Following that, Xiao He promoted "The Imperial Decree" in his social media posts, drawing the attention of many onlookers to the upcoming drama.

Wow, I just realized that "The Imperial Decree" is actually produced by Xiao He's studio? I'm shocked.

【Oh? I just found out too! So Brother Xiao is already a boss?】

[Brother Xiao has always been the studio owner! He and Sister Liu jointly opened the studio.]

[A joint venture? Holy crap, their family is that rich? Are they also rich kids?]

[Sigh, I'm tired of explaining. See @LinghuiStudio for clarification and explanation. Xiao Ge comes from an ordinary family; he earned his money legally and compliantly, it's just not easy to imitate.]