Li Rui entered keywords in the search box on Twitter. After clicking on search, hundreds of related comments popped up instantly.

[Oh, no, don't tell me that the performances in the drama are true! If Washington is controlled by such a group of people, it is hard to imagine what our country will become!]

[Brother, are you funny? How long has it been since you went out? Let's go out and have a look. Magnesium has long been a garbage country!]

[I don't want to discuss reality, I just want to discuss the plot. This is really a suffocating TV series. I was deeply scared from the beginning of the hero killing the puppy!]

[Spacey is so suitable for this character, a charming villain, the last guy who gave me this feeling was Anthony Hopkins in "The Silence of the Lambs"!]

Twitter is full of various discussions about dramas, some focus on content, some talk about actors, and some contact with reality. Of course, what Li Rui is most interested in is the discussion of Blockbuster's website and this kind of self-made drama practice.

[I always thought Blockbuster would no longer exist, and I was sad for a while until I just woke up, my friend recommended "House of Cards" to me. It is still there and looks better!]

[As a former loyal user of Blockbuster, I am really happy to see them return with a work like "House of Cards"!]

[Thirteen episodes are released at once, my God, who came up with such a wonderful idea to give him a raise! Use my membership fee to give him a raise!]

[I thought this drama was produced by HBO, but I didn’t expect it to be a self-produced drama by Blockbuster. I think Netflix met their opponent! Just like Blockbuster met Netflix a few years ago!]

Netizens' comments are generally very high, which is understandable. After all, where is the quality of "House of Cards"? Excellent original works, excellent story adaptations, genius directorial skills, coupled with Spacey's well-deserved superb performance and the curiosity of the audience in the country of Magnesium for dark inside stories and political conspiracy, multiple elements are added up, and it is difficult to watch it if it is not good!

Of course, there are trolls in any country.

Even if "House of Cards" has various advantages, it still cannot get rid of the flies who specialize in seamless eggs.

[David Finch is a mentally retarded, Spacey is a pervert. The "Seven Deadly Sins" they collaborated on is the most trashy movie in history. This "House of Cards" is obviously the same!]

[I am also engaged in conspiracy theories. Can Hollywood screenwriters be creative? Who would read such an old story?]

[Baseda? I thought they had already entered the garbage dump and were resurrected. Seeing this name, I seemed to have returned to the last century.]

[Why did Spacey talk to the audience? Does the director think this is interesting? Please, is it just a good thing to make people lose their drama?]

These comments are mixed with positive reviews and look very dazzling.

For those who are picky about this kind of egg, Li Rui just wants to say: If you like, go away if you don’t!

If you have to give another sentence, it is: how far it is, how far it is!

Fortunately, most viewers have sharp eyes, both internal ratings of Blockbuster’s website and the public opinion trend on Twitter have verified this point.

Two hours after it went online, "House of Cards" soared all the way and rushed to the top of the Blockbuster website, with a membership score of 4.9 points (out of 5).

Twitter also entered the top 50 of the hot list of the day, and the discussion popularity continued to increase.

After a few days, Rotten Tomatoes' reputation will be unlocked and you should get an absolutely fresh review.

Li Rui read the comments and was in a good mood. He simply called Zhang Ming: "How is the backend data?"

"It's very good. Our new algorithm is also applied to the audience's viewing behavior, which can make certain analysis of the audience's content preferences." Zhang Ming said happily.

When Li Rui heard this, he was quite remarkable: "I will go to the company to visit a class tomorrow."

Zhang Ming said: "That's so welcome!"

After a good night's sleep, Li Rui went to take a look at VB and Twitter again after waking up the next day.

"Zhengyang Gate" and "House of Cards" are both on the list. The former occupies two positions in the top ten hot searches of VB, namely #National One's prime time Zhengyang Gate# and #Yang Feier and Su Meng#. The latter actually made it into the top ten of Twitter's popularity list.

Li Rui looked carefully and found that it was Jennifer who posted a tweet, strongly recommending "House of Cards".

When netizens saw that the new actresses’ film queen actually recommended it, it must be good!

I am worthy of being my woman, I can do something. I will go to Magnesium Country and I will be very happy to you!

At this time, in the Netflix conference room on the other side of the ocean, several senior executives had just watched the plot of "House of Cards" season one. With their rich experience, they could come to an unhappy conclusion: this drama is going to be popular!

CEO Hastings' face was the same as the first word of his last name, as if someone owed him 80 billion magnesium dollars. He said in a very upset: "Who can tell me what's going on? I remember we once wanted to buy the copyright of "House of Cards" and also thought about inviting David Finch. Why did Blockbuster do the same thing?"

No one can answer this question, just as no one can answer Zhang Dalong’s doubts.

Cristina Kish, the general manager of Netflix, frowned and said, "In the second half of 2011, we did have established a project for "House of Cards" and considered inviting David Finch as the director to start our self-produced drama project. But when we wanted to advance this idea, we found that the copyright had been bought first by Blockbuster, so we had to turn our goal to another project, which is currently being filmed "Marco Polo."

Hastings said coldly: "I don't believe there are coincidences in the world. If someone hadn't leaked the secret, why could Blockbuster be ahead of us?"

Christina said unhappily: "At first, Teresa and I knew about this project, and later, only a few people in the project team understood the situation. What do you mean is that there are insiders among us?"

Hastings realized that his tone was a bit too tough.

Christina and Theresa are both Netflix's earliest employees. They joined almost when Netflix founders Mark Randolph and Hastings just founded Netflix. They have been working diligently for the past decade. If they are insiders, even Hastings herself doesn't believe it.

"Maybe someone from the project department missed it," Hastings said. "This matter must be investigated clearly, otherwise we will have no secrets in front of our competitors!"

Christina nodded and said, "I will handle this and give you a satisfactory reply."

Hastings said: "Then let's continue to discuss how to deal with "House of Cards"..."

Hastings was so angry that he thought that this project that should have been Netflix was popular but fell into the hands of his old rival Blockbuster.

This reminded him of the humiliating experience of going to Blockbuster's headquarters to ask the other party for the acquisition but was ruthlessly rejected. Although Netflix later broke Blockbuster, he still couldn't forget his humble attitude at that time.
Chapter completed!