Chapter 806 - 396: It’s Time for the Late Wife’s Memoir to Be Published!

Chapter 806: Chapter 396: It’s Time for the Late Wife’s Memoir to Be Published!

The buzz surrounding Chen Jincheng on the internet continued to simmer.

Previously, he had stubbornly insisted that his relationship with the various Miss Chengs was purely professional. Everyone knew, however, that their private ties ran deep—perhaps intimately so. There had simply been no proof.

Now, he had privately gathered the girls for a yacht party, and someone had caught it on camera. For one man to host so many Miss Chengs at once seemed entirely excessive.

Yet, this remained pure speculation. Even if the public knew the truth, no videos from inside the yacht had leaked. That was the most frustrating part: everyone knew exactly what he was doing, but they lacked the evidence.

As a result, a video showing the yacht shrinking to a mere speck on the distant horizon garnered a massive number of likes. Whatever unknowable events were unfolding on that vessel were things countless men wouldn’t dare to even dream of.

Naturally, this incident also brought a massive wave of traffic and attention to the Miss Chengs.

At Er Shi Xingchen Company.

Sister Hong called several girls into her office. Because she hadn’t arrived yet, the girls waited inside. Unfamiliar with one another, they each scrolled through their phones. Unsurprisingly, they were all watching videos of Chen Jincheng and the Miss Chengs, faces full of envy.

After all, the internet was currently flooded with discussions about the Miss Chengs. How much attention did that equate to?

Wu Liufang scrolled to Li Lixing’s video and let out a soft sigh. She had filmed the tumbler girl video alongside Li Lixing, yet now the other girl was officially a Miss Cheng, being taken out to play by the boss. Her current popularity was staggering. The gap between them had gradually widened to a difference of nearly two million followers.

Xiao Yucui was equally envious of the Miss Chengs. She had come over to Second-Life Star partly to fulfill her grandfather’s instructions to promote their Swordsmanship heritage whenever possible, and partly because she wanted to become an internet celebrity and shine brightly.

This desire had only intensified after the Hanfu Outing Day, where her appearance in the boss’s livestream and subsequent videos had drawn massive attention. However, everyone knew that the fastest way to blow up at Second-Life Star was to become a Miss Cheng. As long as the boss willed it, a few casual promotional plans could easily skyrocket them to fame.

"Why didn’t you go on the yacht?" Xiao Yucui couldn’t help but ask Wu Liufang beside her. After all, the boss had filmed a video for her, too.

This question drew the attention of the three other distinctly young and inexperienced girls in the room. Having just signed with Second-Life Star after being handpicked by Sister Hong from the Campus Goddess event, they were naturally curious about internal company affairs—especially matters concerning the Miss Chengs.

They had been informed that making the top three earned them a one-million-yuan signing bonus and the chance to have Chen Jincheng film a promotional video for them. They had been eagerly looking forward to it. Once Chen Jincheng filmed a video for them, didn’t that make them a Miss Cheng? That would be true glamour.

Yet here was the tumbler girl, Wu Liufang. Along with Li Lixing and Xiao Yucui, she had also had a video filmed by Chen Jincheng. Now Li Lixing was on the yacht, while these two were still sitting here.

Wu Liufang replied awkwardly, "I’m not a Miss Cheng. The boss just helped me film one video."

"I see!" Xiao Yucui nodded. "So just filming one video doesn’t automatically make you a Miss Cheng."

This inexplicably reminded her of the comments online. Did a girl really have to do *that* with him to be considered a Miss Cheng? But with so many of them, could he manage alone?

She sighed inwardly. Her grandfather was still urging her to get Chen Jincheng to film a couple more sword-dancing videos, but she wasn’t even a Miss Cheng. Would she really have to...

Sister Hong walked in from outside, and the girls in the office greeted her in unison.

"Sister Hong."

"Sister Hong!"

Sister Hong nodded at the girls and took a seat. "Lixing went to see the boss for a project," she began. "So, Xiao Yucui, you’ll fill in for her tonight as the Jinglan City tumbler girl. Xiaowu, take her over later and help her practice."

"Understood, Sister Hong!" Wu Liufang nodded. Knowing that this was Sister Hong’s main reason for calling her, she excused herself and led Xiao Yucui out of the office.

Only then did Sister Hong look at the remaining three girls. "Gao Qian, Ya Qian, Liu Xin. The three of you are still minors. Although your parents have signed the relevant delegation agreements with our company, you still have to attend school. Therefore, to start off, I’ll have you film some antique-style Hanfu videos."

She was highly satisfied with these three girls. Their physical appearances easily passed the mark, and each possessed her own distinct charm. Gao Qian’s looks would one day rival those of Li Xiaoyang and Xiaojie, while Zhang Yaqian was a highly individualistic little girl whose endearing personality combined with her beauty made her exceptionally likable.

Recalling how eagerly the girls’ parents had signed ironclad contracts for their daughters for that one-million-yuan prize—terrified that she might change her mind—she felt a deep sense of satisfaction. At the very least, she wouldn’t have to deal with overbearing parents dictating her arrangements for the trio in the future.

The National Style Hanfu category had been successfully established by the boss and was currently trending. She planned to have these three girls test the waters in this genre. If they proved popular, she intended to group them with Huang Yuyao and Pan Min, both of whom had shot to fame during the Hanfu Outing Day, to form a small National Style team.

From then on, all National Style content would revolve around these girls. Right now, these specific girls under her wing were still "clean."

As for the National Style’s "twin lotuses"—Xiaojie and Li Xiaoyang—they already bore the boss’s mark, so it was best to keep them out of this new squad. After all, their career paths were broad, and the National Style was merely one facet of their trajectory.