Love Variety Show: The despised me exploded in popularity-Chapter 474 - 267: Damaging your mother’s head, six departments of the company, are carried on my shoulders! (10k)_6

Chapter 474: Chapter 267: Damaging your mother’s head, six departments of the company, are carried on my shoulders! (10k)_6

On the other hand, he regretted acting too impulsively just now. The other party’s behavior starkly contrasted with a few months ago on “I Am the King of Song,” when they could still be said to have been somewhat restrained.

Now, they were completely unhinged, all because of this trivial matter. Really, getting a court summons and rolling up their sleeves, ready to fight tooth and nail with his company’s fledgling artists.

His company had put so much effort into cultivating these young artists, which could be said to account for half of the company’s revenue. Without these male idols, the company would collapse.

Not to mention Xu Qingyan’s fans flooding the social media accounts of other artists under his company, practically ruining the live-streaming business, and the ensuing public opinion…

This… what kind of bumpkin is this? People in the entertainment circle are somewhat concerned about their impact. As long as they are not pushed too far, they would definitely not tear each other’s faces off.

Yue Jialin made another call to the PR department, instructing them to issue a lawyer’s letter.

The young artist, Ye Mingxuan, swallowed nervously, seeing things from his perspective. He naturally hoped the boss would negotiate with the opposition and minimize his losses.

As long as the public clamor subsided, they could win back the big fans who ran off. Everything could start anew, and he believed he could withstand this, just as he had endured the time as a trainee in Korea.

After pondering for a moment, Ye Mingxuan spoke up.

“Brother Yue, perhaps we have been too harsh on him. Why don’t we apologize for the sake of the company’s development? Let’s see what their demands are; there might still be a chance to turn this around,” he said.

Upon hearing this, Yue Jialin flew into a sudden rage, picking up the teacup from the table and hurling it at the young artist.

“Harsh on your mother’s head!”

With a bang, the teacup shattered into pieces on the ground, splashing tea everywhere!

The young artist was scared stiff on the spot, not daring to move. He had never seen Brother Yue lose his composure like this, a complete departure from his usually happy-go-lucky image.

“What right do you have to tell me how to run my business?” Yue Jialin said with a mocking laugh as he vented the anger he had just suffered at the hands of Xu Qingyan, “Six departments in the company! They all depend on my shoulders!”

“The development of the company is not something for you to discuss! I am the boss!”

Ye Mingxuan trembled but did not dare to offend the boss, especially at a time like this. Arguing would not solve the problem. If the company crumbled, he would be buried with it.

He was not reconciled. He was so close to debuting in a K-pop group in Korea, only to be rejected by the team leader at the last minute for alleged behavioral issues.

Thinking about it now, Ye Mingxuan still felt a burning grudge. He returned home, swearing to become a top celebrity and make those who looked down on him pay.

But now, just as there were indications of his rising popularity, this incident occurred. He needed to stay calm – the most important thing was to get past it.

“Yes, Brother Yue, you are the boss. Making some compromises for the company isn’t necessarily bad,” he said.

“Talking about the company now, do you even deserve to discuss it?” Yue Jialin was still fuming, “If you really cared about the company, why didn’t you speak up earlier!”

In the office, the male idol felt as if he had plunged into an icy abyss, a chill enveloping him.

The roars of Boss Yue Jialin had become indistinct as his mind filled with a ringing noise. He had thought that however rudimentary, Yue Jialin as a senior would have some substance.

Little did he know that the world was indeed a makeshift stage, and the boss turned out to be a total bluff! Even he knew the fans were numerous, but apparently, his own boss did not.

Even after the incident occurred, there was no intention to handle it, only stubborn pride not willing to show weakness. Someone should have been called for help, right? With the company’s life hanging by a thread, wouldn’t you use your connections?

What he hoped for did not happen; the idol didn’t even know how he exited the office.

Ding ding, a notification popped up on his phone.

He checked it to find several celebrities, including the recently popular singer Lin Chuan, award-winning actress Luo Yuexiu, and even some familiar stars had reposted Xu Qingyan’s post.

The captions were almost all similar: “The internet is not a lawless land,” “Support the protection of legitimate rights and interests,” “Keep going.” A series of supportive messages.

The male idol suddenly felt dizzy, his legs went weak, and one thought occupied his mind.

It’s over! It’s all over!

This was a conflict with no suspense; from the moment Xu Qingyan took a hard stance against the trolls, the company was already halfway doomed, the other half being the criticism towards the artists.

Artists from four entertainment companies had reposted the message. They weren’t close to Xu Qingyan, but due to their company’s needs, they forwarded it outright.

Even without the support of other entertainment companies, the small company was destined to perish. Yue Jialin only saw that an arm cannot twist a thigh, not realizing some arms were actually thicker than thighs.

Xu Qingyan did not even need an anti-troll team; he had withstood several cyberbullying incidents. A stale joke coming around again would only make people think of ‘The Boy Who Cried Wolf,’ uninterested in the least.

At the same time, his grassroots fan organization also stood up for him. Moreover, along the way, he had deeply entrenched himself in domains spanning the music industry to behind-the-scenes work.

Out in the world, who doesn’t have friends? Yue Jialin was merely someone naive with rural internet access. The smaller the company, the more arrogant, only learning when they’ve been beaten not to mess with the wrong person.

When all the dust settled, Orange Entertainment faced a meteoric rise and fall in just a week. They met their demise without even a struggle, failing miserably.

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The remaining small hosts were cherry-picked by competitors from a few entertainment companies.

With that, Yue Jialin and his artists were finished.

….

In early February, Mu Chan Studio.

It was high noon, and Pei Muchan entered the office from outside, the spring sun shone brightly. Although the harsh winter cold had not fully dissipated, she still wore her thick coat.

“When do you plan to start putting the group together?” she asked.

“Hmm, on the day your album is released,” Xu Qingyan answered, looking up from the desk. The script for “The Legend of Martial Arts” was already complete, just waiting to start recruiting a team.

“Is it because you’re short on funds? I still have some savings; you can use it first,” Pei Muchan said, holding a cup of coffee, after a moment’s consideration.

“Xu the director?”

“I’m not a director. Sister Jun introduced me to a professional one,” Xu Qingyan waved his hand, “It’s not just about the money, there’s another reason.”

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