novelODS Chapter 294 Countdown
Chapter 294 Countdown
Jiang Feng provided test papers and desks for the children in the mountainous area, but also broke up the family.
Jiang Feng didn't ask for money, but only told the three of them to donate directly to the mountain education assistance project as agreed, and he would make an additional donation of the same amount.
The three patted their chests and said they would definitely carry out their good deeds.
Xiao Haigan chuckled, "Well... my dog is about to have kittens, I have to go check on them. Another day, another day, Fengshen!"
112 followed closely behind, her voice so weak it sounded like her soul had been drained: "I...I've gotten my period, I don't feel well, that's all for today..."
The two then disappeared at the speed of light.
The comments section was filled with laughter:
[Hahaha, the Bean Brothers have successfully overcome their internet addiction!]
Today's pig-slaughtering scam was so blatant that the pig ran away, and they even demolished the pigsty!
Jiang Feng smiled and shook his head, bidding farewell to XDD: "Left God, let's play again next time."
I glanced at the time; it was only 9 p.m.
The sharp-eyed viewers in the live chat spotted the prominent "Black Myth: Wukong" in Jiang Feng's Steam library and immediately urged him to:
[Fengshen plays with a black monkey! I want to see it!]
[Black monkey! Black monkey! Playing this! This is entertaining!]
[Don't end the stream, Fengshen! Play for another hour!]
Jiang Feng's lips twitched.
In this life, he only bought games, but his game time is still 0.
He had completed the game in his previous life. Although it had been a long time, he was very familiar with the bosses' moves, dodging timing, and counter-attack rhythm.
With my current reaction speed and perfectly coordinated hands, playing this game is like cutting melons and vegetables.
Therefore, playing games is not a challenge.
Playing yourself as a complete novice is the biggest challenge.
Unfortunately, Jiang Feng couldn't continue acting after less than ten minutes.
The reaction was too fast; the dodge was as if the user had precognitive abilities.
His hands were so steady that every time he parried with the stick, the reaction was precise.
Intentionally taking two hits would only make it seem deliberate and stiff.
So Jiang Feng stopped acting.
It's all about quick reflexes, it's about making a killer first impression!
Jiang Feng went all out, leaving the viewers in the chat completely stunned.
The viewers in the live chat originally wanted to see Jiang Feng get humiliated, especially being beaten up by Da Tou, but Jiang Feng turned it into a game of mowing down enemies.
They easily defeated the extremely difficult bosses, like cutting melons and vegetables.
The viewers in the live chat could only marvel at Jiang Feng's incredible gaming talent.
This talent is so good, it's like having a cheat code in any game...
Jiang Feng played until 11 PM before ending his broadcast.
The live stream generated explosive viewership—averaging 80 viewers and peaking at 170 million.
It's even higher than when the river wind blows across the delta.
Some marketing accounts that previously predicted Jiang Feng's popularity would decline rapidly and fade into obscurity after leaving Tencent's games are now being proven wrong by the data.
There were many highlights today, including responses to Peter Ho and the inability to broadcast Tencent games, the Saudi prince revealing the acquisition of EA, the large-scale charity PUBG bean-based game, and the Black Monkey game.
#TX bans Jiang Feng#, #Jiang Feng's Black Myth Talent#, and #Saudi prince acquires EA# have all trended on social media.
More importantly, some businesses that were originally planning to wait and see have now made up their minds.
Jiang Feng's commercial value does not depend on any particular game, but rather on him as a person.
Whatever you play, that's what you get traffic.
On January 12th, Yingnuo played APEX.
Jiang Feng once again demonstrated his terrifying gaming skills. He was proficient in marksmanship, movement, and tracking.
The live stream's viewership remains stable at around 80.
Bullet comments:
[The Wind God is amazing at everything he plays!]
From Delta Force to PUBG to Apex Legends, is there no weakness?
This talent is so abundant, it's like God is feeding it to them.
Which window did God close for the wind god?
This silenced even the most stubborn haters.
This popularity is definitely not just a flash in the pan.
The more beautiful the scenery along the river, the more restless some people become.
In an office.
Su Ming stared at Jiang Feng's soaring popularity data on the screen, his face so gloomy it looked like it was about to drip water.
Every day Jiang Feng was in the news, his words and his grudges with them were reviewed.
These days, their entire department is under pressure, working overtime every day and getting scolded. They've barely managed to slow down the pace a bit.
But every time Jiang Feng trends on social media, they follow suit, and they simply can't suppress it.
What infuriated him even more was that other game departments within Tencent had their own ideas – since Jiang Feng isn't playing Delta Force anymore, why doesn't he come and play our game? Such massive traffic, what a great publicity opportunity!
"We can't let this go on!" Su Ming slammed his fist on the table. "Hire online trolls! Smear him to death!"
Ziying nodded: "I don't believe he has no dirt on him at all!"
On the evening of the 12th, a large number of smear articles suddenly appeared online, sweeping across major platforms:
Can students balance studying and live streaming? Is there any cheating involved in Jiangfeng University's exams? The authenticity of the scores is questionable.
A Retrospective on the West Lake Incident: Was it Self-Defense or an Inherent Tendency Towards Violence?
"Unveiling Jiang Feng: From Ordinary Person to Top Celebrity, Who is the Capital Backer?"
The article is full of sarcasm and takes things out of context, implying that Jiang Feng "neglected his studies and cheated on exams," "has a violent temper and is physically abusive," and "is being manipulated by foreign capital to deliberately smear domestic games."
The comment section was instantly flooded with paid trolls:
[Turns out he's a violent person, unfollowed.]
[I refuse to believe that someone can study well and pass exams while streaming for so long in a day. I don't believe there's no foul play involved!]
[TX did a good job banning him! This kind of streamer with such bad behavior should be banned forever!]
Anyone with eyes can see that they've finally torn off the mask and started taking action.
Jiang Feng's fans engaged in a fierce battle with the trolls in the comments section, but they were outnumbered and outmatched, and the online community quickly became confused, leading many uninformed bystanders to be swayed by the narrative.
January 13th, Monday, a weekday.
Just when the smear campaign was at its most intense, a reversal occurred.
At 10:00 a.m., the Xihu Branch of the Hangzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau arrived directly at the school.
The auditorium was packed with people, and the flashbulbs of cameras were clicking away.
A bright red certificate, along with a 5000 yuan cash reward, was presented to Jiang Feng by a bureau leader in the live broadcast room of Jiang Feng and the Hangzhou Public Security Bureau. The leader announced loudly:
"Jiang Feng is commended for his courageous act and awarded the title of Advanced Individual in Courageous Acts in Xihu District."
But it's not over yet.
At 11 a.m., the Hangzhou Municipal Civilization Office followed up and awarded Jiang Feng the title of "Hangzhou City Civilization Ambassador".
Following this, the Hangzhou Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism took the initiative to contact Jiang Feng and invited him to film a promotional video for Hangzhou.
The triple official endorsement was like three thunderbolts, shattering Tencent's smear campaign into pieces.
All rumors were disproven on their own.
He knew he had lost this round again.
Moreover, they suffered a crushing defeat.
In the afternoon, Jiang Feng did not press his advantage and started broadcasting.
He also has something even more significant—
Jiang Feng gave an exclusive interview to CCTV's "Face to Face" program in his dormitory.
The host, Dong Qian, sat opposite Jiang Feng. Her questions, though seemingly routine, were all incisive and to the point:
"As a college student, how do you balance your studies and your livestreaming career?"
"What made you rush to save people without hesitation that day by West Lake?"
Some people say you're 'not doing your job properly,' what's your view on the relationship between games and life?
The questions mainly revolve around the act of bravery at West Lake that day, as well as the issues concerning Jiang Feng, the college student, and the top-tier livestreamer.
Jiang Feng answered neither humbly nor arrogantly, displaying both the vigor of youth and a composure beyond his years.
At the end of the interview, Dong Qian asked a profound question:
"As a public figure, you will often face various misunderstandings, doubts, and even malicious smears and attacks. These attacks and smears may affect your life and your career. Have you ever been afraid? Have you ever regretted standing up?"
Jiang Feng looked at the camera with a firm gaze and said decisively:
"I stand here, with so many people watching me, so many people believing in me. I have to stand tall, I have to do the right thing. Just do good deeds, and time will tell."
Meanwhile, in a corner unnoticed by Jiang Feng—
Task 3: Before Dawn (60%/100%)