Daily Life in the Pet Shop Ch. 129

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Hai Yang really didn't know how Du Qianze got Fang Yi, because Du Qianze didn't get Fang Yi at all.

"Is that so?" Chi Rui chuckled a few times, scaring Hai Yang to get goose bumps. He said to Hai Yang, "You didn't tell the company about this in advance this time. I will have someone deduct your salary when the time comes. But you have a good timing. You chose to post on Weibo on the first day of the release of Immortals and Demons.

"Qianze's immortal king died to save the male lead. In the movie, he also has some scenes with the male lead. I will spread the word and hype up this couple in the play. You know what to do."

"I know, I know." Hai Yang replied hurriedly.

These days, if you don't sell some gay stuff when filming a TV drama or a movie, there would be no gimmicks. Although the immortal king played by Du Qianze had few scenes, it was true that he had feelings for the male lead. After all, he died to save the male lead. While Hai Yang was afraid of Chi Rui, he also felt that Chi Rui's ability to respond was really amazing. He could find the direction of hype in such a short time.

"Qianze is in his hometown recently? When he comes back, remember to ask him to come to the company." Chi Rui hung up the phone and looked at the computer screen for a while. The webpage showed a photo of Du Qianze.

"Oh my..." Being frightened by Chi Rui, Hai Yang couldn't watch the movie properly. He ran out to call Du Qianze and told him about Chi Rui.

"Mr. Chi is a nice guy. He called you, so why are you afraid? Just tell him the truth." Du Qianze had already anticipated that Chi Rui would call—he just wasn't sure if it would be directed at him or Hai Yang. After all, he was an artist under the company, and although Hai Yang had already reached out to the higher-ups, they hadn't responded yet. But before they could, Du Qianze went ahead and posted on Weibo.

Whether Chi Rui knew or not didn't matter to him. He had already accepted the possibility of being sidelined.

"Then why don't you call him?" Hai Yang complained to Du Qianze in a low voice, "Mr. Chi is attracted to you and has always been kind to you, but to us unknown passers-by, he looks like a big devil."

"Okay, okay, I'll go back and treat you to a meal to calm you down, that's ok." Du Qianze comforted Hai Yang insincerely. Hai Yang was already old, he definitely didn't believe that he would be scared by Chi Rui.

"Two meals." Hai Yang raised the price.

"No problem." Du Qianze agreed generously.

But when it came to continuing the CP hype, Du Qianze wasn't very keen on the idea. Although this kind of thing was mostly just for the public to fantasize about and wouldn't really harm an artist's reputation, this time, the other party was a big-name actor—and a textbook straight man at that. Pulling him into the buzz for publicity like this didn't seem quite right.

"I'll try reaching out first and see how it goes. Besides, it's not us who's pushing the hype—it's President Chi. Zhang Yuxing should at least give him this bit of respect," Hai Yang said casually. He wasn't too worried about the publicity stunt. After all, it wasn't their doing, and Chi Rui had plenty of skilled people at his disposal.

After watching the movie, Fang Yue checked Weibo and found out that Du Qianze had come out. She blamed Hai Yang for not telling her in advance so that she could help forward it earlier.

After forwarding the blessing, Fang Yue felt that the big black hand in the picture looked like Fang Yi's, so she couldn't help but call Fang Yi and ask him what was going on. In her impression, Fang Yi was not gay.

After hearing Fang Yi's explanation, Fang Yue finally let out a sigh of relief. If Fang Yi had actually turned out to be gay, her father would surely beat him to death when he got back—after all, Fang Yi was the one expected to carry on the family line.

While eating, Fang Yue saw some insulting comments on Weibo and couldn't help but reply a few words. Then she wrote a long Weibo post about how Du Qianze usually helped the small animals in the store. Then she said that no matter who Du Qianze liked, he was a good person and deserved everyone's support. She posted it on the pet shop's Weibo.

The pet shop's Weibo had quite a few fans. After posting it, it really had some effect. Hai Yang was quite happy to see it. He waved his hand and told Fang Yue that he would pay for today's meal. Then he asked about Fang Yi.

Hai Yang still remembered that the first Weibo post she sent a private message to Du Qianze was from a singer of ancient style. Fang Yue said it was her brother's Weibo.

"It's my brother. You don't know my real brother." Fang Yue asked Hai Yang curiously why he remembered this.

"You didn't tell me, how would I know, and your brother," Hai Yang showed his big and strong body, and continued, "Who knew he could sing ancient style songs?"

"My brother is strong, so he has the confidence to sing. He sings very well. I was the one who forced him to join the ancient style circle. He only released five songs, but he has more than 100,000 fans. How dare you look down on my brother." Fang Yue said very dissatisfiedly.

Fang Yi had made a name for himself in the current traditional-style music scene and was considered a genuinely skilled vocalist—far better than those who relied on heavy post-production tuning. However, he wasn't particularly fond of the community and hadn't been active for quite some time. Lately, he had been enjoying gaming and hadn't paid much attention to what was going on in the scene.

"I said, my Qianze runs over here every day to do hard labor for you. Now that Qianze is in trouble, you should at least help him." When Hai Yang heard Fang Yue say this, he quickly thought of a way. In fact, people rarely take seriously what people in the entertainment industry release. Those videos made by fans are more convincing.

"I have already posted on Weibo, and I posted it on the pet shop's Weibo. I rarely use the pet shop's Weibo to post such things. This time it is an exception." Fang Yue saw Hai yang's expression and felt that his idea was definitely not a good idea.

"Listen to what Hai Yang says first." Zhou Chongwen spoke for Hai Yang on the side.

"Let me tell you in advance that I will not do anything that has a bad influence on my brother." Fang Yue warned in advance.

"Don't worry, don't worry." Hai Yang said with a smile, "How could I do something to let your brother down?" Even if Fang Yue agreed, Du Qianze would not agree.

At that time, he would definitely be a nobody on both sides, and he didn't want to discredit Fang Yi, but Fang Yi's influence could still be used.

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