Chapter 277

Chapter 277 - A Live Advertisement!

The residents of Clear River Village believed they had the upper hand, being so close to the water's edge. They assumed that even without lifting a finger, foreign tourists would inevitably choose their village, given its prime location.

Yet, as they harbored this expectation, waiting for visitors to come to them, their neighbors from Clear Water Village had already started poaching their potential customers.

“The conditions in your village aren't the best. Why not come to ours instead?”

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“Not at all! Clear Water Village is right next door. You can take a leisurely walk after your meal and be here in no time. You can sit in my yard and gaze at the sea of flowers.”

“I see, but surely the food can't be as tasty as it is here...”

“Are you overthinking it? Sure, Clear River Village has great food, but we can buy ingredients here and cook them ourselves. Rest assured, the food will be just as delicious, and the accommodations will be more comfortable than here. Plus, you'll have internet access at home. How does that sound?”

With such convincing arguments, the people of Clear River Village watched in dismay as group after group of tourists was lured away by Clear Water Village.

The villagers were not the only ones growing anxious; Wang Tiehzhu was also restless. The very attractions they had worked so hard to create were being exploited by passersby. Wasn't this tantamount to robbery?

Before he could even voice his concerns, someone from Clear River Village grew irate, almost coming to blows with the villagers of Clear Water Village. Thankfully, Zhang Xiaolong and Wang Tiehzhu intervened just in time.

As they witnessed more people being swayed, the villagers of Clear River Village were crestfallen. “Chief, aren't we being too passive? Tourists come here for the scenery, but end up being whisked away to someone else's home, and they're the ones making the money. What kind of situation is this?”

Addressing this, Su Mei invited over a hundred young women with scars from nearby cities, offering them free medication to test the results over two months.

If the results were positive, the transformation of their skin would be showcased in advertisements. If not, per their agreement, they could claim fifty thousand yuan in compensation from the Eyebrow Dragon Company.

The campaign drew in numerous participants, enticed by the no-lose proposition of free benefits.

Even though they were essentially trial subjects, fifty thousand yuan was no trivial amount. As long as there was no risk to their skin, why not give it a try?

Truth be told, at the time of signing up, many were secretly hoping their scars wouldn't heal, especially those with less noticeable ones.

Then there were those with facial scars who were desperate for an effective solution. They were willing to wait not just two months but even ten if it meant completely eradicating their scars.

Su Mei was selective in her recruitment, prioritizing individuals with prominent scars. These participants were more likely to diligently follow the treatment regimen and apply the medication regularly.

Crucially, if their scars were healed, their genuine joy would translate into enthusiastic, voluntary endorsements for the company.

The selected individuals had one key responsibility: to document their daily use of the Eyebrow Dragon Scar Removal Ointment. They were to take photos of themselves applying the ointment and share these updates on WeChat or Weibo consistently.

As a result, friends' feeds on WeChat were soon flooded with similar posts. Initially, there was little to no reaction, but by the tenth day, a growing number of people were expressing their astonishment. Their scars were visibly fading, and their skin showed no signs of adverse reactions.

As the days progressed—twenty days, thirty days, and finally forty-five days—the WeChat community was abuzz with excitement. People were waking up to find their scars had miraculously vanished!

Witnessing scars that were once prominent fade away in just two months, as if they had never existed, left many in awe. This live demonstration served as a powerful advertisement. For those still skeptical, it hardly mattered. The backgrounds and identities of the participants had been thoroughly vetted. They could personally attest to the authenticity of their experiences to friends and family, confirming that this was more than just an advertisement.