As for the culprit, it was Su Wu, who was resting in a corner, smoking a cigarette.
With a stubble-covered face, he watched with satisfaction as the programs on each computer ran on their own.
Deleting these messages and posts is useless; new messages and posts will immediately be added, ensuring a 24/7 continuous update.
Of course, he wasn't so ruthless as to go so far as to smear the internet; he kept everything within a relatively reasonable range.
It's just advertising; its purpose is to leave a lasting impression, not to mindlessly bombard people with information.
As long as these internet users see a few of these ads every day, they will inevitably think of Ruyang Beverages when making purchases during the Spring Festival.
At that time, people will buy less rather than more, so there's no worry about sales not going up.
What he didn't know was that countless people were already discussing Ruyang Drinks' outrageous behavior online.
It wasn't that they disliked it, but rather that they were amazed at just how amazing the company was.
How many people would be needed to carry out this kind of advertising, and how much capital would be required?
This is an absolutely massive project, and countless people want to know which advertiser can take on such a job, and are eager to discuss it with them.
Unfortunately, no matter how hard they searched, they could not find the true God and could only sigh in vain.
Gradually, discussions about Ruyang Beverages began to escalate online, ranging from the product itself to the company, and from its concept to its planning.
At that very moment, Su Wu received a call from Li Zhi.
"Third brother, where are you? Something's happened at Fu Rui Lou. Come quick!"
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