I've been reborn, I'm definitely going to become an internet celebrity!

Chapter 48: [Silly Child]

The internet has brought people closer together, allowing people in different places to freely share their experiences and observations.

But if there are too many people, there might be trouble.

To avoid this potential trouble, Liu Zhuohao first assigned management positions to Zhuang Zicong, Huang Weixiong, and Li Zekai, and then typed in the group chat—

"Does anyone here have the time to take on a management role? Me..."

Liu Zhuohao stopped typing halfway through and deleted all the content.

Then, he opened the group announcement and posted a notice recruiting administrators.

My main job is to manage this group, and I may create new groups in the future, which I will also manage.

Ideally, you should also keep an eye on the comments section below the video, and if you see any inflammatory or particularly extreme comments, take a screenshot and send it to yourself immediately.

As for the monthly salary—

five hundred!

The money wasn't much, but in 14, it was already quite rare to be paid as a fan group administrator.

"Huh? Did I read that right? You can get paid to be a group admin?"

"I'm applying!"

"I'm a college student, I have plenty of time!"

"I worked as a network administrator for three years, the kind who works all night!"

"I used to be a junior moderator on Baidu Tieba, and I'm good at arguing (not really)..."

The group chat exploded instantly.

In other people's fan groups, the management is based on seniority and contributions, especially in the fan groups of celebrities, where you have to spend a lot of money to join.

Not to mention being an administrator.

Oh, no, in the fan community, this is called a big fan, or a super topic big V for XXX.

But with Liu Zhuohao, things were different. Not only did he not pick and choose, he even paid out of his own pocket.

This is a bargain, why not take advantage of it!

In the rapidly scrolling chat window, Liu Zhuohao tagged all members and added a few administrator rules:

1. Favoritism is strictly prohibited; all group members must be treated fairly.

2. It is strictly forbidden to have any form of financial exchange or inappropriate contact with group members privately.

3. If any content that incites conflict, involves insults, or is sensitive is discovered, the user should be immediately banned or removed from the platform, and a screenshot should be taken and reported.

4. This is a part-time online position, and you will receive regular online communication and guidance.

P.S.: If anyone finds that the administrator is not taking action, or is maliciously kicking out or verbally abusing others, you can report it directly to my email address.

After he finished, he leaned back in his chair.

Salaries definitely need to be paid.

It's like paying Zhuang Zicong a salary yourself.

Public is public, private is private.

Once you take this money, you're no longer being helped by "fans," but rather working as an "employee."

If the former forms cliques among their fans, excludes other fans, and uses their fame to bully others, it will become very troublesome to deal with the situation afterward.

After all, they didn't receive any money and were their fans, helping out for free.

If I were to tell anyone, I would be accused of betrayal and persecuting the startup team.

The latter are just employees.

If you discover this behavior, you can handle it directly and formally dismiss the employee, avoiding a lot of trouble.

"The requirements are a bit strict..."

"Never mind, forget I said anything."

"I can do it! I can do it!"

Some retreated, while others continued to raise their arms in protest through words.

Among them, Liu Zhuohao saw a familiar ID.

—Liu Honghao.

This is a note, and also my real name.

These are my QQ friends.

Liu Zhuohao had set his account so that no one could add him as a friend, but this person was different; he was the one who got to the second round of interviews through his email.

He was the one who announced the issuance of 4G licenses and made predictions about the future internet environment.

The fourth person in the interview was the slowest to react, or rather, the slowest to act, when the other three had already taken action. As a result, he had no work to do and could only stand aside awkwardly with a forced smile.

Liu Zhuohao opened a private chat window and sent a message: "How have you been lately? Have you settled on a job yet?"

"I'm working as a network administrator, night shift," Liu Honghao replied quickly. "Boss, I have plenty of time, I can work part-time as a group administrator, I guarantee I'll follow the rules."

"...Are you short of money right now?" Liu Zhuohao asked, his fingers pausing on the keyboard. "I'm also short-staffed at my stall. If you're willing to quit your job as a network administrator, you can come and work full-time here. The pay is much better than being a group administrator, and there's more room for advancement."

He hadn't included Liu Honghao on the list when he was recruiting.

After Zhou You entered the factory, he immediately contacted Li Zekai.

But now... we could actually hire another one.

After all, with more money in hand, an extra three thousand yuan in labor costs is nothing.

The sooner you put someone in your team, the sooner you can get to know their personality. If they're suitable, you can even train them as part of your core team.

The message "Typing..." flashed for a long time on the other end of the dialog box, but no new messages popped up.

Liu Zhuohao had already discerned the answer through this long silence.

Liu Zhuohao did not wait idly.

He switched to a different window and started browsing the news.

Housing prices, policies, industry trends...

The advantage of the reborn lies in information, but that does not mean they are omniscient or omnipotent.

In my past life, I was just an ordinary person, and I passively received a lot of fragmented information under the impact of short videos.

Very blurry.

The only thing I'm truly knowledgeable about is the catering industry.

Even when it comes to the internet, he's only a half-baked expert.

Therefore, even after being reborn, Liu Zhuohao still maintained the habit of reading real-time information.

However, the network information in 14 years was far less developed and concentrated than in later generations, and he had to painstakingly piece together many connections on his own.

Not reading books doesn't mean you don't learn.

"Sorry, boss, I have to go to school."

While browsing the web, a chat window popped up with Liu Honghao, and he gave this reply.

go to school?

Liu Zhuohao stared at those two words for a moment, stunned.

He remembered that Liu Honghao's resume said "graduated from vocational high school," so did he pass the exam?

"What school?"

He replied immediately and inquired with the school.

Liu Honghao replied, saying it was a second-tier university in the province.

It wasn't even a targeted enrollment program; it was a regular college entrance examination.

Can a vocational high school student get into a second-tier university through the regular college entrance examination?

Liu Zhuohao was somewhat surprised; he had thought it would be a junior college or something similar, but it turned out to be a second-tier university.

That's not easy.

It cannot be ruled out that in other cities, some vocational high schools may indeed have teachers there.

But based on Liu Zhuohao's understanding of his small city, there was little difference between vocational high schools and technical secondary schools; students spent most of their time playing during school hours.

Basically, it's all the teachers talking about themselves.

Students are playing on their phones below.

Everyone does their own thing.

In this environment, the probability of getting into a second-tier university is very small.

After all, those who pass the entrance exam are almost never diverted to vocational high schools during the middle school entrance exam; instead, they go to regular high schools.

Liu Zhuohao frowned and typed, "So you're earning tuition fees now, and your family is struggling financially?"

"fine……"

Liu Honghao declined to say more.

Liu Zhuohao pondered for a moment, then typed: "If you're really short of money, you can try applying for a national student loan. There's no interest during your studies, and you can pay it back after graduation."

The message had barely been sent when a system notification suddenly popped up in the QQ chat window: "Please be aware of your financial security and beware of scams..."

Liu Zhuohao: "..."

Even Liu Honghao's "typing" message in the dialog box stopped, seemingly startled by the notification.

"I'm talking about applying for a student loan from the government."

Liu Zhuohao quickly added, typing each word clearly and more cautiously, "Although the amount each year is limited, there is almost no interest during the years from when you are in school until you start working. It's not the kind of usury you're thinking of."

After a while, Liu Honghao replied, his words revealing hesitation and a deep-seated belief: "But... isn't it said that you need connections to get these things done?"

Liu Zhuohao looked at the words and his heart skipped a beat. He felt absurd and sad, but he could also empathize with them.

This silly child.