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Chapter 24 : The bad quality is not clarified

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Work should always be done efficiently.

The dictionary defines efficiency as ‘the ratio of effort expended to results achieved’ or ‘the energy supplied to a machine compared to the work it does’.

It’s all very rigid from the get-go.

So, being efficient means, quite literally, like a machine, having everything perfectly aligned with the schedule.

That’s why I’m sprinting on the treadmill while simultaneously receiving a report from Manager Cha.

…The report and workout times overlapped.

“Hah, haah.”

I run at full speed on the treadmill, clad in light, body-hugging workout clothes. The feeling of sweat is both familiar and unfamiliar. The last time I was in the other world, my level was such that I hardly had any need to sweat, let alone see blood.

But this body is nothing special.

So, when I exercise like this, sweat naturally pours down.

“Hah.”

I ignored the flowing sweat and motioned for him to continue speaking. Manager Cha, with his back turned, reported to me.

“The opinion polls suggest that the issue has simmered enough. It seems we can start broadcasting again, Chairwoman.”

“Phew, good. By the way, did you use any comment bots?”

“Ah, no, I didn’t. That kind of thing is bound to be discovered sooner or later if used frequently… And it’s hard to keep it secret since we don’t use internal staff. I don’t think we’ll touch that unless we need to boost the nuclear issue later.”

“…But why are you reporting with your back turned?”

As I said that, turning my head, I saw sweat beading beneath Manager Cha’s ear. I also heard his heart pounding. Hmm, it’s similar to a reaction of fear, or what you see when someone has done something wrong.

Manager Cha hesitated, then quietly whispered.

“Th-the butler said he’d kill me if I looked at you, Chairwoman. And he’s still watching me.”

“Ah. Hmm.”

I glanced and saw Miley, far away, watching this way with glaring eyes. Due to the pressure of his gaze, Trimaje residents using the gym aren’t even approaching my vicinity.

Mm-hmm, is that why the treadmills around here were empty?

‘Well, it can’t be helped.’

What can you do if a problem child acts up?

I slowed the treadmill’s speed.

Alright, then.

“Shall we go broadcast?”

* * *

I took a quick shower and headed straight to the company.

Sitting comfortably in the seat, wearing the tracksuit Miley and I bought in Myeongdong, I seriously contemplated.

‘Should I just build a gym in the company?’

Working out in the Trimaje gym and then coming straight to the company to broadcast. Isn’t the travel a bit much? It feels like doing things twice.

Of course, if you actually count the time, it’s not that big of a difference, but still, there’s a feeling.

“Miley.”

“Yes, Master.”

“Was the floor below TS Media vacant?”

“I believe so. Why do you ask?”

“Lease it, and while expanding the office, let’s build a gym. It’s good for me, and our company employees can use it too, so, wouldn’t it be a good welfare benefit?”

“Understood. I’ll get started right away.”

Miley answered and jotted something down on her tablet.

Then, Manager Cha, sitting in the passenger seat, muttered.

“Um, Chairwoman. But if it’s a place you also use, will the employees actually use that gym?”

“Hmm. Of course, they’ll use it, right? It’s a free gym.”

“…Hmm. Is that so.”

Manager Cha, hearing my answer, tilted his head with a subtle expression. I have no idea why he’s reacting like that.

Well, how could I, a normal person, understand problem children?

The car I was in headed towards the building where TS Media was located.

TS Media was still renting space in someone else’s building. Unfortunately, it wasn’t as big as Top Star Co., Ltd., so I couldn’t buy them a building. It’s a sad thing.

“Where’s that, the data?”

“The team leader has it.”

“Just a moment, the Chairwoman is here.”

Upon entering the headquarters, I saw the office, which seemed more lively than before. The number of employees had definitely increased.

It’s clear that Manager Cha is working really hard.

Hmm, is it about time?

I glanced at Miley.

Miley, understanding the meaning in my gaze, nodded. She soon brought a long ruler from somewhere and handed it to me politely.

“Manager Cha?”

“Yes, Chairwoman.”

“Please, sit here for a moment.”

At my instruction, Manager Cha looked puzzled, but then carefully sat in the chair I indicated. Yes, this way the height is right. This person is also quite tall.

I held the long 30cm ruler like a sword and tapped Manager Cha’s shoulders and head.

“I appoint you as the next CEO of TS Media. I will continue to watch your dedication, so please strive forward.”

“…Yes?”

Then, Manager Cha looked like he was wondering what I was doing. The noisy office became silent at this spectacle.

I scratched my cheek, looking at the frozen office.

‘Hmm, was it too anachronistic?’

Actually, I’ve always wanted to do this ritual whenever I saw kings and nobles in the other world appointing their vassals.

But, I wasn’t exactly trying to joke around?

I grinned and said.

“I’m serious. After all, the person in charge of this is Manager Cha. No, it would be CEO Cha. Only CEO Cha, right? Actually, you’re already working like a CEO now.”

“Huh? Ah, yes!”

Then, the eyes of CEO (acting) Cha widened.

Soon, he squeezed his thighs tightly, as if trying to suppress his laughter, and bowed deeply. His voice also went up a bit, indicating he was truly happy about the CEO appointment.

“I-I will work hard, Chairwoman!”

“Alright.”

Honestly, I don’t know if it’s something to be that happy about.

It’s just more work along with the salary?

‘Now you’re more expensive than the virtual machine, CEO Cha.’

I patted CEO (acting) Cha’s shoulder, checked my smartphone, and the moment I confirmed it was time, I strode forward.

Right, to where my virtual machine is.

Now, it’s time to broadcast again.

* * *

Even though it wasn’t a pre-announced broadcast, as soon as I started live streaming, viewers quickly poured in.

‘Hmm, now it hits close to 100 right at the start.’

That means even more people have set up notifications. There must be many who can’t come in right away even after seeing the notification due to various reasons.

‘100 people.’

100 people is roughly a bit more than the number of cardinals residing in the Holy Land of the Order. It’s definitely a large number of viewers.

If you ever get to count 100 people directly, you’ll really feel that the number you thought of as ‘just 100’ is quite a lot.

[Hi]

[Holy Maiden~]

[What’s with the Holy Maiden ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹]

[Streamer’s nickname is Seongwon]

[So the broadcast nickname is Sno.1?]

[Dunno]

[Probably?]

[Holy Maiden~]

The loyal viewer base that has gradually formed greets me warmly. Should I call them loyal-ers for short? Hmm, it sounds weird.

Of course, it goes without saying that not everyone who came in after receiving the alarm likes me.

[The thick-skinned guy is shamelessly broadcasting]

[ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹He needs to suck up the issue right away]

[Explanation broadcast go]

[What?]

[Seems to be because of the streamer’s last broadcast?]

[I didn’t watch the end of that day’s broadcast so I don’t know]

[Step on the app bug and go to the big leagues~ Step on the app bug and go to the big leagues~ Step on the app bug and go to the big leagues~]

[Then it’s your fault for not following the live broadcast]

[? Why follow the live broadcast, I should watch the replay;; Are you unemployed?]

Viewers who came to cause trouble, loyal-ers frowning because of it, people who don’t understand what’s going on, and the guy who didn’t finish watching the broadcast. Hmm, I’ll remember your nickname.

[Ah, the chat is a mess today ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹]

[For real]

[They were cutting it well last time, why is it like this today]

[Did all three managers go on vacation?]

The chat room gradually becoming chaotic.

And I will crush that chaos.

–Chakang!

With a single move.

[??]

[Immediately ‘Entering ranked game’]

[Isn’t this not explaining? Are you a Seongwon follower?]

[Crazy ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ He’s playing ranked here]

[Oh;;]

[ã„·ã„·ã„·ã„·ã„·ã„·ã„·ã„·ã„·]

But I just wait silently.

The reason I can do that?

Because, Manager Cha. No, I trust CEO Cha.

* * *

A few days ago, when CEO Cha was still a manager.

Manager Cha told me in a serious voice.

“Chairwoman, the best way to use this issue is not through something like an explanation broadcast, PR, or anything like that.”

I tilted my head.

“Is that so? Usually, it seems to go towards explanation.”

Wasn’t it common for streamers or YouTubers to start a broadcast to explain, even if it was an ambiguous incident?

“Well, that’s because they really have something they did wrong, or something to be concerned about. But we don’t have anything like that, do we? So why should we explain?”

“Hmm, is that so?”

“Listen to me. APK actually made a similar transfer offer. You just used that information a little. What crime is this?”

“That’s true, right?”

Manager Cha wrote something on the whiteboard.

[Don’t think about elephants from now on]

“It’s a famous saying. It’s about framing. And once you’re trapped in a frame, it’s over. From that moment, you will become a cowardly person who used APK.”

Manager Cha gave a long speech, then drank a small bottle of water as if his throat was dry.

“Phew. So, let’s change the situation with a new issue.”

“What kind of issue?”

Then Manager Cha grinned.

“It’s sniping.”

“…?”

“In the next broadcast, you should time it to snipe another streamer. Of course, you shouldn’t reveal the sniping itself, just vaguely imply that it was a coincidence. That alone will get the ball rolling.”

“Hmm.”

Manager Cha thumped his chest.

“I’ve calculated this, and with your rating, it’s definitely possible. Our team will support you by checking other broadcasts in real-time from outside. Trust me.”

So I trusted him.

And the result is appearing right now.

As soon as the queue popped, I immediately entered the lobby.

Then, two of my three allies’ faces stiffened upon seeing my Minder. But one person’s eyes become serious.

I looked intently at the magical girl with shockingly bulging muscles, and then I waved my hand at him first.

[It’s Kwonwang Girl, isn’t it?]

Then Kwonwang Girl let out a groan and replied.

“Hmm. An ally this time. It’s unfortunate, I can’t return the insult I received before. Remember well. I haven’t forgotten the insult I received before.”

[Is that so?]

“Still, since we’re on the same side this time, I’ll do my best.”

He’s definitely a person full of fighting spirit.

Such fighting spirit deserves to be rewarded.

I sent a yellow bear thumbs-up emoticon.

[Sno.1 is live streaming on Pachichik.]

[Subscribe and like. Please.]

“….”


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