Stronger by Paying Salaries and I Have 1 Billion Employees

Moral issues were the least of it. Sometimes, throughout the year, you could round up enough directors, producers, screenwriters, and actors who’d been sent to prison to form a full film crew and shoot a sequel to *Prison on Fire*.

Chen Yansen would rather have no brand ambassador than take such a risk, so he rejected them all.

But Ye Qiuping wasn’t happy. A popular spokesperson with a good image could generate hundreds of thousands, or even millions, in additional sales for the brand.

Even Han Kang’s GengPhone could sell out 5,000 units in three days, which just went to show that there were too many fools in the world for the supply to keep up.

The end result was that Chen Yansen—the twenty-year-old business genius with 40 million followers across the internet—would serve as the brand ambassador for Orange Mobile Phone.

Chen Yansen’s objections were overruled!

The entire Market Department, including the intern Tang Zhenzhe, unanimously approved the decision.

”Fine. Get off work early this afternoon and make me a pot of sweet soup,” Chen Yansen said, putting away his pen. He was a little ticked off.

If Ye Qiuping wanted to see him make a fool of himself, he wasn’t going to let her have an easy time either.

”Of course,” Ye Qiuping agreed with a light laugh.

At twenty-eight, she was in her prime and felt not a shred of fear.

Chen Yansen sighed softly. ’It takes one to know one,’ he thought. He wasn’t much better than those celebrities; they were all cut from the same cloth.

”Let’s go,” Chen Yansen ordered.

The two of them took the elevator to the photography studio on the first floor. It was originally a conference room, but after some renovations, it had become a temporary studio for the photographer.

Feng Hai was a visual arts master from the Central Academy of Fine Arts who had taught at Huaqiao University for four years. An expert in portrait photography, he originally hadn’t wanted to come.

In his view, a ”business genius” like Chen Yansen was most likely just a product of marketing, similar to the likes of Guo Xiaosi and Han Han. Who knew how many powerful figures were backing him from behind the scenes.

As for the photos he posted on Weibo, they were definitely the product of heavy editing.