Chapter 137: Is This Really a Proper Show?

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Seeing that the atmosphere was growing increasingly strange, the male fan hurriedly added, “Although I’m from Northeast China, the Northeast may be rather different from what you outsiders imagine. Some of the regional jokes you talk about are things we locals may never even have heard of. It’s like how Chongqing Chicken Pot isn’t actually from Chongqing. You understand what I mean, right?”

At those words, Jiang Yun exchanged a glance with Fang Siqi and the male police officer.

Then, smiling, he patted the male fan on the shoulder. “Stop explaining. The more you explain, the guiltier you sound.”

He turned to Fang Siqi. “If that’s really the case, remember to split half the reward with me.”

By then, everyone already had a pretty good idea of what was going on.

After all, even if they had never heard of the “Selling Crutches” joke, any normal Chinese person would know what Jiang Yun and Fang Siqi were discussing.

The male fan, however, merely stared at them in utter bewilderment, completely unaware of anything...

Hearing Jiang Yun, Fang Siqi glanced at her colleague. “He gets a share too. One-third each.”

“Sure.”

Jiang Yun nodded and turned to leave.

The male fan tried to follow him, but before he could even take a step, Fang Siqi and her colleague had already pinned him to the ground.

Vaguely, he heard Fang Siqi say to her colleague, “Didn’t I tell you? Running into this guy means a criminal case at the very least, right?”

Meanwhile, Jiang Yun’s livestream chat erupted with question marks.

“????”

“Well, would you look at that. He really is a spy?”

“He was arrested without even realizing why they were arresting him. There’s practically no chance he isn’t a spy.”

“If this guy had watched even one more of Yun Bro’s videos, he would have recognized Officer Fang and wouldn’t have tried to flirt with her.”

“Tai Koo Li’s record: one arrest, zero assists, zero deaths.”

“I don’t think this counts as a kill. It should be an assist.”

“Not quite, not quite. This whole chain of events was caused by Yun Bro, so it counts as his kill.”

“...”

Reading the comments, Jiang Yun could not help laughing. “I’m actually pretty curious. You’d think this guy wasn’t my fan, since he knew to come to Tai Koo Li and lie in wait for me.

“But if he is my fan, how could he not recognize Officer Fang?

“Most ridiculous of all, he confidently claimed that ‘Selling Crutches’ was a local joke from our area and that he, as someone from the Northeast, had never heard of it.

“When we find out what’s really going on, I’ll ask Officer Fang to tell me. Then I’ll make a video for everyone. If it turns out this was all a misunderstanding, I can help clear the young man’s name.”

Although he said he would clear the young man’s name, that was merely Jiang Yun leaving himself some room to maneuver.

In truth, he was already almost certain that the young man was a spy.

He was simply curious about how the man had known to come to Tai Koo Li and lie in wait for him.

Just as he was thinking about it, the system’s voice suddenly rang out in Jiang Yun’s mind.

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Ding! Congratulations, Host. Today’s sign-in was successful. You have been rewarded with one hundred million TikTok diamonds, with proportional cashback.

Hearing the voice in his mind, Jiang Yun curled his lip.

He was no longer particularly interested in virtual-currency rewards like this.

After all, ever since moving into his new home, the amount of money he had no longer made much difference to him.

He already had more money than he could ever spend.

Even if he lived normally and stayed away from gambling, drugs, and prostitution, he would never be able to spend the more than twenty million yuan he currently possessed in his entire lifetime.

Still, now that he had completed today’s sign-in, Jiang Yun had no intention of continuing the livestream.

As usual, he stood there in a daze for a few seconds before smiling at the camera. “All right, brothers, that’s two hours for today. See you tomorrow.”

With that, Jiang Yun ended the livestream.

He put away the drone, walked over to his car, and prepared to drive home.

However, the moment he sat in the driver’s seat, that familiar sense of unease returned, and his right eyelid began twitching several times.

Jiang Yun: “????”

Puzzled, Jiang Yun looked around. That was when he spotted a crowd not far away.

Even with so many people blocking his view, he still recognized Dai Xiaomei at once.

What?

Jiang Yun looked down at his car, then back at Dai Xiaomei in the distance.

This is bad. I’ll have to hire a designated driver to take the car home.

After a moment of silence, Jiang Yun got out and walked straight toward Dai Xiaomei.

He decided to save himself the cost of a driver and wait until Dai Xiaomei left before driving home.

As he drew closer, he heard Dai Xiaomei speaking.

“The reason I chose Chengdu in the first place was because it’s such an open and accepting city, and...”

Only then did Jiang Yun notice several men with cameras surrounding Dai Xiaomei.

Security personnel were constantly clearing a path for her as well.

Beside Dai Xiaomei stood two other TikTok creators—and... Xue Zhiqian?

Seeing this scene, Jiang Yun suddenly remembered that it was Wednesday.

That meant it was the day of the official TikTok program’s recording.

No wonder there were so many people here, and why the production looked so elaborate.

He was still thinking about it when Dai Xiaomei suddenly called his name.

“Yun Bro!”

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Dai Xiaomei’s shout drew everyone’s attention toward Jiang Yun.

The staff around her immediately opened a path for him, and even two of the cameras turned in his direction.

Jiang Yun: “...”

With everyone staring at him, Jiang Yun had no choice but to smile and wave.

At that moment, Dai Xiaomei hurried over and asked, “Didn’t you say you weren’t coming to record the show today?”

As she spoke, Dai Xiaomei introduced him to the others.

“This is Yun Bro, one of TikTok’s creators with more than ten million followers. I’m sure you’ve all heard of him. These two are also TikTok creators with more than ten million followers—Ying Zheng and Guinea Pig. As for this gentleman, I don’t need to introduce him, do I?”

After hearing the introductions, Jiang Yun greeted them. “Hello.”

Then he looked at Dai Xiaomei and said with a touch of helplessness, “I’m just passing by. I’m not here to record the show.”

“Huh?” Dai Xiaomei stared at him in surprise. She pointed at the cameras around them. “But the director told me to call you over. I thought you were here to record the show.”

As she spoke, she tapped her earpiece.

The moment Dai Xiaomei finished, a bespectacled middle-aged man emerged from among the cameramen.

Smiling, he said to Jiang Yun, “Since you’re already passing by, why not film a little with us? Think of it as a surprise appearance.”

Jiang Yun: “...”

Damn it! Pay me an appearance fee!

When he saw the director, Jiang Yun immediately understood why the man had called him over.

It was not only because of his current popularity, but also because of his other identity.

A shareholder of Shark Fight...

If they were really ranking people by status, even Xue Zhiqian would have to stand a level below him, let alone the other internet celebrities.

They were treating him like a free prop.

“Then you all carry on. I won’t disturb you.”

Jiang Yun turned and walked to the side, intending to watch the proceedings.

But the director spoke again. “Since you’re already here, why not record one segment with us?”

Jiang Yun: “????”

Seriously, is this supposed to be a professional program? How can everything be so casual?

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