There's Nothing Wrong with Doing PR in Advertising [Infinite Flow]

Jiang Bai died when a client deleted her copy, not dramatically, but dramatically enough to cost her her job.

When she opened her eyes again, she had been thrown into an infinite-instance System called the "Jia Yi App." Every day, she had to clock in and out, take on missions at set times, and risk death if she procrastinated. If her submitted work failed to meet the required emotion score, she would be eaten.

The most terrifying part was that she was still an advertising copywriter working for clients.

Her assignments included:

Designing a personality for a blood-red infant formula brand;

Making an effective electric toothbrush ad for a bizarre photo shoot;

Filming a (fake) heartwarming documentary at a factory full of strangers;

Handling crisis PR for a strange, out-of-control socialite making an earring-related comeback;

Planning nighttime events at a haunted house;

Filming a promotional video for the System itself, to convince more people to volunteer to be formatted.

It wasn't just the sudden appearance of the app. The ads inside it looked bizarre, too.

She chased a monster with a mouthful of teeth, insisting on brushing its teeth, and ended up with an arm bitten off.

When she was surrounded by ghost babies and about to be slaughtered the next second, someone suddenly shoved a pacifier at her.

And in a school rife with bullying, the only way to complete an ad was to get her classmates to raise their coffee and toast.

In a world full of yellow sand, she had to shoot a fashion spread showcasing how warm and lightweight the clothes were??

Jiang Bai: I'm struggling just to stay alive, and I still have to make ads in this infinite-world setting???

But every line of copy and every task might be the key to her survival.

Or the beginning of her personality being stripped away.

While everyone else desperately tried to escape the instances, she desperately worked overtime.

While everyone else begged to team up, she begged, "Please stop making me write 'the future is bright'! Do people and monsters even have a damn bright future?"

She wrote copy while searching for a way out.

Until she realized that this System wasn't designed to keep her alive.

It wanted to find out how many drafts a person had to write before they stopped thinking of themselves as human.

P.S.:

1. Ensemble cast, everyone struggles to survive together.

2. There is a male lead, but he only appears briefly each time.

3. Though the work involves advertising, it also includes public relations, marketing, and event planning.

4. This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real life is purely coincidental, teeheeheeheeheehee.

Theme: Keep working hard