Transmigration of the Famous Cyber Star

TL’s Note: “Jacket falling” usually means when someone’s other identity gets exposed.

There had only ever been once scene like this before when all eyes were fixed on the screen with anticipation — When Princess Man admitted she was the Hanfu Goddess.

Yu Zhan’s fingers typed out one word on his phone: “Mhm”.

Clicking on the send button…

Guesses becoming the reality…

Just this one “Mhm” stupefied countless viewers watching the live-stream. Everyone started to continuously recall all the words “I’m a vet” had said in the live-stream and had done.

And connected these things with the bro in the documentary who was so warmhearted and had good-looking eyes.

Then, they realized that these two people did share many mutual characteristics.

Firstly, they were vets with strong technical aspects and had lots of knowledge. Before, whenever the fans mentioned any problems related to their pets in the live-stream, “I’m a vet” would always reply on time. His answer would be very thoughtful on all aspects and would be written in a good, patient attitude, just like Vet Yu.

Secondly, “I’m a vet” had been traveling around with Princess Man since a long time ago. Princess Man went to film a movie in Shanghai and left Daylight at “I’m a vet”s’ house. On the evening of the Chinese New Year, they had their meal in Shanghai together. Besides, Princess Man even live-streamed at “I’m a vet”s’ place before. They had already seemed to be in a close relationship.

Thirdly, the Wei Bo profile picture of “I’m a vet” featured Paul, and Princess Man’s Wei Bo profile picture featured Daylight. If one looked closely enough, the two pets both had their tongue out. They were literally matching expressions. Every post from “I’m a vet”, every like from him, and every forwarding from him were all related to Princess Man. The two often interacted with each other on Wei Bo.

All of the evidence above were enough to prove they had been a couple for a long time.

“I feel like I no longer know how to speak.”

“Ah. The astonishment inside me cannot be described. Seriously.”

“What happened to the ‘rich uncle’? Why has it turned into a Gao Fu Shuai within just a blink? (Cries)”

TL’s Note: Gao Fu Shuai is a noun used to refer to someone who has a tall, good body type, has lots of money, and is handsome.

“Back to the topic. Mr. Vet truly is a Gao Fu Shuai; he matches every requirement of that nickname. Although there’s not a really clear picture of him online, we can still see that he’s a really handsome guy. He’s also the number one on Princess’s fans gifting leaderboard. Aiya, as a male loser, I admire him from the bottom of my heart.”

“I’ve always been dreaming on Mr. Vet becoming Princess’s boyfriend, but I’ve never dared to say it out loud because I was scared you guys would hit me. Now… Hahahaha, I definitely had a very strong intuition.”

“This wave of dog food came so surprisingly. As an old auntie, I feel both touched and upset! Hmph, if Mr. Vet hadn’t participated in filming the documentary, are you and Princess going to keep on hiding your secret away from all of us, the fans?”

TL’s Note: In Chinese, people call those who are single “single dogs”, which is just a very weird trend. “Dog food” is how a couple show off their love for each other in front of these single people.

“Before, when Princess suddenly announced that she has a boyfriend, I actually feel quite uncomfortable. I kept on feeling like no man can ever match our little princess. However, if he’s our vet, then I really have no disagreements. No disagreements!”

“To be honest, these people are quite a match for each other. I’m blessing them right here. From now on, I’m a fan of this couple match.”

“I’m also becoming a fan of this couple match. Go, Mr. Vet!”

…

The fans discussed loquaciously when a fan suddenly said:

“Whoa, whoa, whoa. Mr. Vet is sending out red packets on Wei Bo. Everyone, go grab one!”

And that was it. Everyone all ran to “I’m a vet”s’ Wei Bo like a swarm of bees. No wonder “I’m a vet” stopped talking for quite a while; he was actually sprinkling out money!

Each red packet followed the previous one, then came another red packet…

They couldn’t even catch all of the red packets. Besides, the red packets were full of money. People could receive from a range of at least 5 RMB to over a hundred RMB. The fans were super happy and all commented:

“Congratulations to God Vet and Princess for publicizing your relationship. I hope you can be together forever, and hope you get a child soon.”

“Congratulations to God Vet and Princess for publicizing your relationship. I hope you can be together forever, and hope you get a child soon.”

…

Everyone was spamming the same blessings. This was the power of money!

At the same time, I’m a vet’s Wei Bo fan count began its exploding-like growth. It jumped from 100k straight-up to 500k, and it was still increasing.

After more and more netizens who had seen the documentary learn “I’m a vet” was Vet Yu himself’s Wei Bo account, they all came to follow him.

This night, Yu Zhan sent out 100k RMB in total through his red packets, and his fan count easily went over a million during midnight. He instantly became a huge verified account on Wei Bo.

A documentary and a love relationship with a cyber star made Yu Zhan turn into a cyber star, too.

After two days, the national TV documentary division had a meeting within the division, and they confirmed their decision to officially employ Guo Nan and Ye Ziliang. The two became official Assistant Producers. The two producers who made “Daily Life in the Live News Room” and “Lights of the City” didn’t even get to participate in this meeting.

On the meeting, the documentary division head openly complimented Ye Ziliang to say the results of “Vet’s Cuties”, which he had filmed, were great.

However, he praised the “Six Hundred Years of the Forbidden City” that Guo Nan had filmed even more. He called Guo Nan “Xiao Guo” as if they were very close.

According to the popularity, “Vet’s Cuties” would be ranked number one and “Six Hundred Years of the Forbidden City” would be ranked number two, and there would be a very big difference in popularity between the two.

Ye Ziliang knew this very clearly. Back then, their leader said that they would choose the person with the best results and would only employ that one person. “Vet’s Cuties” clearly had the best results, and logically, he should be the one to get employed and Guo Nan would have no business here.

But reality proved that what came out from their leader’s mouth was only trying to coax audiences kept in the dark. Guo Nan was obviously already confirmed from the inside, and the supposedly compete-to-fight-for-the-qualifications was only a way customized just for Guo Nan.

Ye Ziliang’s documentary had way too good results that the leaders could not take back their words, so they had to employ the two of them at the same time.

During the meeting, Guo Nan sat opposite from Ye Ziliang. His face was still full of confidence as if he didn’t lose to Ye Ziliang at all and that he was the real winner of this competition.

The two sometimes shared eye contact. Ye Ziliang could feel, the whole time, that Guo Nan’s eyes contained a feeling of pride.

What was he so proud about?


Soon, Ye Ziliang discovered the answer.

After the meeting ended, Ye Ziliang’s boss called Ye Ziliang alone into his office and said to Ye Ziliang, “The division head really likes the topic of ‘Vet’s Cuties’, and he has decided to give it all the resources the division has to continue filming the sequels. We plan on filming at least 10 more episodes, and this has been added to our division’s important work plan for the second half of the year. We’ve already reported our plan to the TV department yesterday.”

The Boss meant “Vet’s Cuties” would become one of their official documentaries, one that was like “A Bite of China”. “Vet’s Cuties” would have a chance of being played at the prime time in the national TV channel, and this would be a first-tiered documentary. Normal cyber documentaries could not be compared to that at all.

How could Ye Ziliang not be happy, hearing that his documentary had received such glories?

He continuously thanked his boss.

The boss, however, looked at him with a meaningful and complicated expression. He talked to him in an affable tone, which he had never used before, “Xiao Ye, you’ve just started working half a year ago. This is your first time filming a documentary, and it’s rare for you to get such a good result. You, like your brother, is very outstanding.”

Translated by: Sydney

Posted by: Puppxteer/Yutong

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