The bag contained signed posters of the male and female leads from the drama crew, along with some small peripheral items and small gifts provided by the sponsors who invested in the show.
Things like facial cleansers, hand creams, and mini perfumes, for example.
Some media reporters had previously brushed Zhu Zhu off, but upon hearing that many celebrities and international top brands were present, they had to swallow their pride and come over. Initially feeling a bit uneasy, they later received gifts and noticed that Bright’s people did not give them attitude or treat them differently, so they felt a bit guilty. After the press conference, when they went back to write news articles, they felt ashamed to criticize "Little Luck" for the sake of a story.
This resulted in a strange phenomenon.
Every single media reporter who attended the "Little Luck" press conference ended up praising the film in their articles.
On the other hand, despite the star-studded lineup and higher class status of "Sunny Summer," there were surprisingly few follow-up reports after its initial burst of excitement on the trending searches. The hype relied heavily on the girlfriend fans of the male lead and the second male lead, working overtime to boost the drama’s popularity.
It seems the "Sunny Summer" production team was getting anxious. After all, they were a TV drama premiering on a national channel and had their press conference on the same day as an internet drama, yet they found themselves overshadowed. The production team couldn’t help but try a cheeky move, mimicking the promo strategy of "Little Luck" by releasing a snippet of the drama on their official account.
The official account shouldn’t have released it, as both Cheng Xueyang and Che Chen are truly top-tier stars with phenomenal fan fighting power, capable of crushing hundreds of marketing accounts on their own.
Yet, "Sunny Summer’s" official account couldn’t stand their popularity being suppressed, so they had to pull this stunt. As soon as the video was released, the fans online exploded!
[Fu Ya, have some decency! Damn! How could she have the nerve to bring out such awkward acting for a lead role? Goodness, when I saw her fall down and hug the guy’s leg as she seized the moment for a move, I just wanted to grab her and slap her a couple of times.]
[The female lead is such a blatant flirt. The main lead already has a girlfriend, yet she still ran to confess to him, saying she likes him, and had the nerve to say in front of his girlfriend that liking someone is a one-sided matter, and everyone has the right to like others. Oh gosh, I’m going to puke! If you like someone, that’s your problem. Why do you keep bouncing around in front of someone else’s boyfriend, and even run to confess to him? After being found out, you still justify it with your right to like someone. If I were the girlfriend, I’d give her a piece of my mind!]
[Awkward acting, awkward character, awkward plot—this is an awkwardness to the very end series. Summary done!]
[Did my male idol have a brain cramp? Why would he take on this drama! The styling in it is so ugly! I’m almost tempted by the other show’s pure school romance uniforms—what happens if I’m drawn in? I’m truly an unfaithful fangirl.]
[Xia Xue has such a plain look yet played an arrogant and flamboyant wealthy heiress. Fu Ya, who looks like a difficult and arrogant woman, played a timid and innocent pure girl. Did the director forget to bring his eyes when casting the roles?]
[I’m doomed, even as a fan, I can’t bear to watch. What the heck is this—Fu Ya’s portrayal of the Xia Qingkong character, I just have to say one thing— a zombie opened your brain and left disappointed, yet a dung beetle passed by and its eyes glowed! Please don’t forcefully paint on heavy makeup to stubbornly portray a fragile and helpless look, okay? A 120-pound pure girl, think about the audience’s feelings, why don’t you lose some weight!]