A Strange Transmigration Novel - Chapter 7

Chapter 7

The next day, I pivoted to becoming a travel blogger.

I created a new video collection titled: “The Stand-in’s Escape Diary.”

Some people questioned the authenticity of my diary, thinking I was just chasing clout.

But more people were utterly shocked: [How on earth did you find this niche?]

Heh heh, I didn’t earn my reputation for nothing.

I began traveling all over the country.

Since I had both money and time, I took my sweet time exploring various cities.

However, every time I passed by one of Shi Xu’s branch offices, I practically scrambled away on all fours.

I had a guilty conscience.

I had been a travel blogger for a year now, and my new followers didn’t know that I used to have a “stand-in” persona.

Consequently, the old fans would post weird bits of trivia in the comments section for fun.

[Fun fact: Titi is a stand-in who escaped from a certain CEO.]

[Does anyone actually believe a script from a year ago?]

[Fun fact: The CEO gave Titi tens of millions.]

[Fun fact: Titi started this account to spite the CEO’s White Moonlight.]

I didn’t take these comments to heart.

As everyone knows, most “fun facts” are fake.

Recently, Shi Xu also trended on social media.

His company had developed a robot with a touch nearly identical to a real human, and its appearance was customizable.

The first batch of robots scheduled for sale was a collaboration with a hit game, perfectly replicating the characters’ appearances.

Netizens were so excited they let out high-pitched squeals of delight.

People also began to pay attention to Shi Xu.

[Oh my god, a successful CEO in his twenties? Even novels wouldn’t dare write a character like that.]

Well…

Novels definitely dare.

There isn’t a CEO a novel wouldn’t dare to write about-except for maybe the R-rated descriptions of what happens below the neck.

[Shi Xu read two chapters of a power fantasy novel and said, “This isn’t even satisfying.”]

[I heard he also has a White Moonlight.]

Seeing the gossip related to his love life, I closed the comments section.

I was one of the parties involved; I didn’t like reading about it.

I went back to burying my head in video editing, diligently managing my account.

I never expected that a few days later, my cover would be blown.

The platform introduced a new regulation: bloggers with over 500,000 followers had to use their real names.

The System had once said it would give the CEO an opportunity to catch me.

But no one expected that plans wouldn’t keep up with changes.

I watched helplessly as three conspicuous words appeared behind my ID, “Titi (Travel Edition)”: Verified Real Name.

I clicked on it.

Two more words appeared: Sang Ting.

I started sweating bullets, hoping that not many people were paying attention.

But the next day, comments calling me by my real name appeared under my video.

[Where is Sang Ting going to play tomorrow?]

[Who is Sang Ting? Why is everyone talking about her?]

[Sang Ting is Titi. That name is actually quite pretty.]

I gave that comment a like.

How nice; they even complimented me.

I was on edge the entire day, so anxious that I couldn’t sleep.

At three in the morning, with a glazed expression, I repeatedly refreshed my profile page.

Then, I saw a red dot.

A new follower.

My OCD kicked in, and I clicked on it.

A familiar name: Shi Xu.

It even had a blue verified checkmark.

I was doomed.