As a child, I loved reading self-help and business-themed WeChat public accounts, and I often shared them with DaMiao. Until DaMiao told me: selling courses to those who want to succeed makes it easier to succeed; telling stories to deceive franchisees makes it easier to succeed than participating in the franchise itself. Gradually, I realized that their so-called one-person companies were all teaching people how to become bloggers and build accounts—essentially, IP incubation. After demystifying it, I discovered that the only thing bloggers who wrote public accounts to sell courses could actually do was sell courses. In an economic downturn, selling courses and self-improvement are just ways people seek solace from their own helplessness; they're not much different from fortune-telling or self-help.

Personally, I don't like this model that only generates traffic without any real business. It doesn't create any positive externalities for the market; it's just selling courses and teaching people how to create content. And what happens after the content is created?