The entire audience went wild after Jiang Qiuqiu announced that five percent of participants would be randomly selected for a spot at the New Year's Eve dinner—all they had to do was share the pinned comment to their feed, record a video of it, and send it to a designated contact.
So, how fast can a message really be forwarded?
A 47-year-old CEO tells you: 10 seconds is all it takes.
A 117-year-old professor tells you: 15 seconds works too.
A 141-year-old general tells you: I did it in 8. Still got it.
A 41-year-old young sergeant major tells you: I'm the fastest. Done in 6 seconds.
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Although the promotion was valid anytime before the start of the final PK match of the day, everyone acted as if they hadn't heard the time limit, possessed by the curious notion that sharing first meant they would be the first to win.
And so, an astonishing scene unfolded.
Xiao Hong was an ordinary worker.
