Gu Shengyin had already fallen into a deep sleep.
Wina walked out from her room, gently closing the door behind her.
"How is she?" a cold, emotionless male voice asked.
Wina didn’t understand why her boss was so concerned about Angela. She honestly replied, "She’s very beautiful, and has a good temper, but... "
There was something odd in Wina’s voice, "She seems unfamiliar with some common sense things." This had always puzzled her.
However, considering that she had previously said she lost her memory, this was also understandable.
"Take good care of her."
That was all the man said.
After Wina left, a low, affectionate sigh emerged from the darkness: "Ayin..."
Gu Shengyin was unaware of these things, and the system hadn’t informed her about this matter either.
Kaina Film and Television launched a sweeping promotional campaign.
Whether on the official website, various platforms, or even in fashion magazines, their advertisements were everywhere.
The content was all about the "most anticipated new artist of the year."
Even their competitors were bewildered. This time Kaina had really spent a fortune for this newcomer.
This bombardment of publicity was even more extensive than what Kaina’s top actor had enjoyed for his latest blockbuster.
However, the effect was equally good. Everyone knew that Kaina had recently signed a new artist, and they were grooming her as a top-tier star.
Kaina’s advertisements were anything but modest, claiming she was a "gift from God" and the "pearl of Great Snow Mountain."
Seeing this made Gu Shengyin herself feel a bit embarrassed.
Kaina really knew how to whet people’s appetites with this tactic.
Nearly everyone was wondering what a female artist, so highly touted by them, would be like.
But just as they had whetted everyone’s appetite, they vanished!
There were no photos of the newcomer, no announcements, not even a single picture of her.
Shouldn’t they be seizing this hot moment to introduce the newcomer?
Introducing her now, riding on the momentum, could ignite further acclaim.
If they kept stringing the audience along, and eventually, she couldn’t meet the public’s expectations, they might just drown her with their spit.
Many people were saying that for Kaina to act this way, there were only two possibilities: one, a high-level strategic error; or two, they were extremely confident in their newly signed artist.
Given Kaina’s position, the likelihood of the former was small, so it must be the latter.
It must be said, Kaina’s publicity this time was perfectly executed.
Whether on personal publications, various platforms, or newspapers and magazines, everyone was discussing Kaina’s supposedly "high-profile" newcomer.
Isn’t this obvious? Would Kaina really be willing to invest such vast resources in a newcomer if there wasn’t a significant reason?
The second wave of popularity was completely self-generated.
Thus, this Kaina artist, who had never appeared in public, was, in terms of attention, already on par with any top-tier celebrity.
"What do you think, who really is this newcomer? Why is the company hyping her so much?" a shapely Female Celebrity asked as she talked with another person beside her.
If there were fans here, they would recognize her as Cynthia Girard, who had recently become famous from a movie—a woman known for her sensuality.
As she spoke, her eyes brimmed with barely concealed jealousy.