Brother Dao Took the Entertainment Industry by Storm, Fans Beg Me Not to Kill Anymore

Chapter 793: Xiao He: So That’s How You Can Open a Side Account!

“Come to think of it, Teacher Tong was a bit too cautious, wasn’t he? He didn’t even let a single clue about his surname slip out.”

After flipping through the report once more, Xiao He finally noticed this particular detail.

“The surname Tong isn’t exactly rare, is it? His former fans probably wouldn’t think of him becoming a journalist.”

Liu Rulan took another look, and only when she noticed the codename “Reporter Li” did her gaze flicker slightly.

Xiao He caught this and immediately asked curiously, “Does this surname have some special meaning?”

“The surname Li is the first role Tong Junhui ever had with a proper name and actual screen time.”

Liu Rulan said with a complicated tone. “That name’s significance to Tong Junhui is no less than what Mu Ze meant to you back then.”

Mu Ze was Xiao He’s first named role, and that character with the surname Li was likewise Tong Junhui’s first named role.

So it was a kind of special nostalgia that only they themselves could understand.

While Liu Rulan felt a little wistful, Xiao He suddenly clenched his fist: “That’s right! So this is how you can name things!”
“It’s all my fault. The last few times I named things, it was either Little Black or Little White, and the whole thing blew up so big that netizens’ minds ran wild. My side accounts were practically teetering on the edge! But I never thought there was a naming method like this!”

“Lesson learned! Next time, I can do this!” Xiao He’s eyes lit up with a gleam. “I’ve played so many roles, I can just mix and match them to come up with a new name!”

Liu Rulan: …

“Ahem!”

The veins on the woman’s temples bulged as she let out a rather speechless cough and warned, “Let me warn you first, don’t think you can mess around with side accounts just because no one can find you online! And those Little Black and Little White accounts of yours, if they’re no longer useful, clean them up in time, or else if someone really digs them up later, I’ll have to clean up the mess for you!”

“Hehe, don’t worry, don’t worry. I’ve already deleted Little White, the troublemaking account. It’s just that the videos on Bilibili are still spreading, and that’s out of my hands now.”

Xiao He gave an awkward chuckle.

“As for Little Black’s account on foreign websites, I plan to keep it around to join some competitions for fun when I have free time later, so I won’t delete it for now. But Sister Liu, rest assured, there’s definitely no way I’ll be exposed!”

Xiao He waved his hand lazily. “No worries, no worries!”

Liu Rulan was helpless. “…Fine, do what you want.”

In the end, she could deal with whatever came up when it actually happened.

Mulling it over, Liu Rulan picked up her phone and walked out. “I’ll call over there to check on things. You do whatever you need to do.”

With that, Liu Rulan left the room.

“Alright, alright.”

Xiao He slumped back lazily, crossed his legs, and prepared to scroll through a few more comments before moving on to other things.

But just as he picked up his phone, he saw an incoming call from Zhou Junhao.

Thinking of the recent news, Xiao He answered the call quite readily.

Sure enough, as soon as he picked up, Zhou Junhao’s hearty voice came through: “Brother Xiao, have you seen the news?”

Xiao He chuckled. “I have, of course I have. Reporter Zhou has pulled off another great feat this time, successfully sparking a wave of medical reform! It’s just a shame I’m not on the mainland right now, or I’d definitely find you guys to celebrate.”

“Hehehe, this is all thanks to your help, Brother Xiao.”

Zhou Junhao said with great embarrassment.

“I really didn’t help much this time. At most, I just gave you a nudge. It was all because you guys had a sharp nose for it, chasing after those major hospitals to investigate, that you uncovered the truth.”

Xiao He really couldn’t take the credit this time.

After all, when he had asked Zhou Junhao to investigate and expose the issue back then, he had simply been angered by that anti-fan who tried to poison him. He had just wanted to use borrowed force to strike back, leveraging the subsequent investigation and public opinion as payback.

But who would have thought! Zhou Junhao and his team were actually seriously investigating, even following this lead to other hospitals to dig for evidence.

This actually made Xiao He feel a bit embarrassed.

If Zhou Junhao and the others had run into some accident during their investigation, the guilt would have been entirely on him.

“You guys didn’t run into any danger, did you?”

Xiao He asked with concern.

“Ah, not me. I went with Brother Tong this time. The two of us worked together really well, and he’s really impressive too!”

Zhou Junhao glanced sideways at Tong Junhui, who was also taking a call outside, and said in a low voice, “This time, Brother Tong even went undercover in a private psychiatric hospital for a while. He’s really something, and he trusted me a lot.”

“Huh?”

Xiao He was genuinely stunned this time.

“Wait, you two were way too bold this time. Is that the kind of place you can just walk into? He went ahead with it, and you didn’t try to stop him?”

“Well, actually, I was the one who wanted to go, but my acting skills are terrible. Brother Tong just sat down on the spot and started acting, stealing my scene before I even had time to react…”

Thinking back to that moment, Zhou Junhao couldn’t help but want to rub his face.

“The most important thing is, Brother Tong really got in smoothly…”

Although after the fact, their investigation revealed that the psychiatric hospital itself had numerous procedural issues and medical resource fraud, Zhou Junhao truly admired Tong Junhui’s move back then.

As for the detailed circumstances at the time, Zhou Junhao didn’t say, but Xiao He could roughly guess.

Thus, he gained a deeper understanding of the man’s character.

Was Tong Junhui ruthless enough?

He certainly was ruthless enough toward himself.

This was evident from many of his past experiences.

While Xiao He admired him, he also felt a faint sense of worry.

But this was Zhou Junhao and the others’ job, and he didn’t really have any standing to dissuade or stop them.

Still, in the few months he had been busy, Tong Junhui and Zhou Junhao’s lives had certainly been eventful.

Xiao He even felt that these adventure stories could be spun off into a script of their own.

But unfortunately, he wasn’t a screenwriter and didn’t have that kind of talent.

“By the way, Brother Xiao, I heard there’s a cruise party event in Hong Kong in September. Will you be attending?”

By the end, Zhou Junhao had finished telling his own story, so he eagerly asked about Xiao He’s situation.

“Huh? You guys know about that too?”

Xiao He was very surprised.

He hadn’t expected that even Zhou Junhao and his team had gotten wind of a cruise party.

That was way too exaggerated! He thought this event was only circulating within Hong Kong’s inner circle, wasn’t it supposed to be an event for Hong Kong’s high society?

But to his surprise, Zhou Junhao nodded on the other end and said very frankly, “Everyone knows about this! I heard that Hong Kong is planning something big this time. Not only have they invited many actors from the Hong Kong entertainment circle, but they’ve also invited a lot of young traffic stars from the mainland to bring topics and spectacle. A lot of people in fan communities are talking about it.”

Although the stars of the Hong Kong entertainment circle have gradually declined over the years, with frequent rumors of bosses coming out to help companies earn money and pay off debts, they had once been glorious. Now they were actively connecting with famous mainland traffic stars, planning a mutual benefit in traffic. Coupled with the fact that those big shots in Hong Kong’s upper echelons were still wealthy and powerful capitalists, the online hype and fermentation had actually stirred up considerable buzz and discussion.

What’s more, even short videos reminiscing about Hong Kong’s glamorous high society and brilliant stars had multiplied several times over. It was obvious someone was deliberately heating up the buzz and pushing topics.

As for why Zhou Junhao knew all this, it was because he had been lurking in Xiao He’s fan groups!

After all, Xiao He was currently in Hong Kong filming, so many fans were guessing whether he would attend.

And so, Zhou Junhao, who was lurking in the fan groups to eat melon seeds, couldn’t help himself and took the opportunity during a break in the conversation to ask Xiao He about the situation.