Pang Qingpeng put down the lunch box in his hand, wiped his mouth, and typed on the message box:

[My usual quotation is 100,000. If you want it, I’ll give you a 20% discount.]

The person on the other side who wrote "Donghuang Qixing-Employee-Shi" in the message replied:

[The quotation can be discounted, but the effect cannot be discounted. Mr. Cai personally took care of this matter. Mr. Cai said that he must beat the opponent until it hurts!]

Pang Qingpeng entered seriously: [Mr. Cai, please rest assured, we are professionals in black games!]

There was a prompt for the WeChat transfer, and after receiving the down payment, Pang Qingpeng rubbed his hands and started working.

Pang Qingpeng is the owner of the public account "I Love Mobile Games".

In fact, not only this account, but also about seven or eight accounts in the mobile game category are all operated by him.

However, except for "I Love Mobile Games", the number of fans of other accounts has not yet increased, and they are still in the stage of using large accounts to support small accounts.

At this point in time, the mobile game industry is not yet hot. Most of the dominant mobile games on the market are the top games of Huangyi and Donghuang, while the second games are all the territory of Japanese companies.

However, Pang Qingpeng is very thoughtful. According to his analysis and judgment, as smartphones become more and more popular, mobile games will definitely account for half of the game market in the future.

He doesn’t have a ticket to make games, but anyone can review games, so he has now started to create a public account for games.

Previously, people from Donghuang Qixing shouted in their MCN group and asked if anyone had contacted Beichen Company and the promotion of the game "Sheep". He noticed it and said that he had received it.

But pushed.

At that time, he thought that a big order was coming. Sure enough, wouldn't the order have come now?

The strategy of being cautious about taking orders from small factories is absolutely correct. He is a smart person.

If I had accepted orders from this company called Beichen Company at that time, I would definitely not be able to receive orders from Donghuang Qixing Company now.

Not only could they not receive it, but when Donghuang Qixing sent out a few missions, a group of people would rise up and attack them, and he would be on their opposite side.

This kind of thing has happened before: after a game from a small company came out, it didn't go to Donghuang Qixing Mountain, and the draft was blacklisted, while another official account took over their promotion draft.

Immediately, the public account was trolled by a group of people, and many people who did not know the truth also followed suit. The public account's reputation plummeted, and the articles were deleted and refunds were not mentioned. The reputation also plummeted, and the credibility dropped to a freezing point.

This is the disadvantage of randomly accepting promotion tasks from small factories: Don’t promote casually when you don’t know the direction of the trend.

Putting down his chopsticks and turning on his mobile phone, Pang Qingpeng started searching for "Sheep's Story".

If you want to spray, you have to find the right spray spot. If you spray randomly, the customer won't buy it or say anything, and it won't work if you can't achieve the effect.

After playing for a while, his brows furrowed.

His first thought was: Is this game worth buying and promoting?

There are a lot of these shoddy little games that can be found in just a random search. If you put them on the Internet, you won’t get the slightest splash. Is it worth buying a special game to promote them?

Not a waste of money?

Moreover, does this game require you to specially find yourself to spray?

He only played for a while, and found several points of criticism: the style of painting is retarded, and the difficulty of the game is advertised, but the first level is obviously a lie. It is said that you can only play one level per day, but in fact you can play unlimited times, and it is boring to watch.

advertise……

There are so many black spots that just listing them would take up too much space.

Opening the word document, Pang Qingpeng quickly typed the first line:

"Recently, a friend recommended a game to me, saying it was extremely difficult. I opened it and played it for a while, and everyone laughed..."

...After submitting the manuscript, the other party quickly approved it, so it was published simultaneously on several public accounts as a routine.

Soon, there were several more comments in the background.

【Front row.】

【Eat melon.】

Pang Qingpeng clicked refresh, and then frowned.

I saw an eye-catching comment in the comment area:

[Are you going crazy because you can’t pass the level? You’re going crazy here.]

Public account comments are selected by default. Other readers cannot see this comment, only Pang Qingpeng himself can see it.

So it only touched his heart.

He angrily clicked to delete the comment, and soon, another eye-catching comment appeared:

[Hahaha, I just played this game and everything you said is right, but it’s all nonsense.]

"???"

Pang Qingpeng was speechless.

What is going on with these readers?

"I Love Mobile Games" has a very good reputation. The articles I have published before, whether they are official drafts or black drafts, do not have such derogatory comments?

After swiping again, the comments that appeared later finally became normal.

[Haha, my roommate has been playing this silly game. I was so sick listening to the BGM that I want to forward this article to him.]

[Shame face, my dad heard about this game somewhere. He was playing it during the ancestor worship today and almost got into a fight with relatives. I really want to show him this article.]

Pang Qingpeng acted decisively and posted these two comments in a refined manner, and replied with the melon-eating emoji below.

Then he took a screenshot of the comments under the article and sent it to the employees of Donghuang Qixing Company just now.

Pang Qingpeng: [The preliminary evaluation has been released, and the feedback is acceptable (Chigua.jpg)]

The other party replied [thumbs up.jpg].

Refreshed again, there is another comment below the article:

[It has been transferred to the circle of friends to cool down the people in the circle of friends who have suffered from sheep plague.]

After operating the mouse to post this comment, Pang Qingpeng fell into deep thought.

Is this game really that popular?

Why does it seem like...these people's circles of friends are highly discussed?

Are there really many people playing this game?

Moreover, he still has a hidden worry in his heart:

After my black article came out, if it caused a lot of forwarding, wouldn't it actually increase the popularity of the game?

Looking at this game, it seems that it doesn’t care about word of mouth, because it seems that its reputation itself is not very good.

However, considering that the manuscript has been written, distributed, and paid, it would seem unprofessional for me to tell the employees of Donghuang Qixing about this.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! It’s better not to mention it.

Then, Pang Qingpeng opened his circle of friends, frowned, and almost couldn't sit still.

The school beauty whom I have always had a crush on actually forwarded a link to the game "Sheep Got a Sheep".

He quickly picked out the words and typed in: [This kind of forced forwarding of the game can actually be set to only be visible to private individuals. 】

After a while, the other party responded with a message:

[No, I just want to forward it to others to make others suffer! 】

"..."

After reading this reply, Pang Qingpeng suddenly slapped his leg:

"Oops."

…

"Passengers boarding the train please bring their ID cards and line up to check in and enter the station..."

Zuo Pingping raised her head and looked at the majestic gate tower of Beijing West Station. The high-rise cornices glowed with colored glaze in the morning sun.

This is Beijing West Railway Station. Below the gate is a long queue of passengers queuing to enter the station. People carry large and small bags with all kinds of luggage, ranging from wearing Armani to migrant workers lying on benches by the roadside. There are all kinds of people.

The ticket stub Zuo Pingping held in her hand said D152, 04 carriage 12B, from Jingcheng West Railway Station to the capital of Shanxi Province, departing in an hour and reaching the destination in 3 hours.

Zuo Pingping lowered her head and sighed softly.

When I arrived, I took Yi Yangbing's sports car, but when I left, I took the high-speed rail.

Who asked her to break up with others?

I was drunk in the bar last time. I woke up in the big bed of the hotel the next day. Except for my shoes, which were taken off, my clothes were still in good condition.

She vaguely remembered that Chen Ya sent her here, and there was a glass of cold water beside the bed.

Chen Ya opened the room for her until noon the next day, and after lying on the bed all morning, she suddenly figured it out.

She likes Yi Yangbing, and Yi Yangbing also knows that she likes him, but in order to pursue Gu Yuqing, he still asks her to come over and help him.

The whole morning, Yi Yangbing didn't call her or send a message. He was probably furious about his failure last night.

She suddenly felt that she was worthless. She probably was just an indifferent person to the meaning of that person's existence.

So she figured it out and bought a ticket to return to Shanxi in a few days. Before going back, the only thing she wanted to do was to say hello to Chen Ya.

Unfortunately, there is no contact information for the other party.

When her fingertips touched the mobile phone in her pocket, Zuo Pingping bit her lip silently. Fortunately, she did not wait in vain. Although Gu Yuqing was protecting her food, Chen Ya's contact information was added.

Soon, the train he was waiting for began to check in. The crowds surged. After getting on the train, Zuo Pingping sat down, closed her eyes and rested her mind, and fell asleep unconsciously.

It felt like I slept for a long time, but when I woke up, I found that the train had just started and a child beside me was crying non-stop.

It seemed that the child wanted to play a certain game, but his mother’s phone ran out of battery, so she lay down on the ground and started acting wildly.
To be continued...