On the fringes of cities and in small town WeChat groups, as well as in the corners of Kuaishou and Douyin short video platforms, a seemingly "grassroots entrepreneurship, recruiting people to make money" gambling game promotion method has quietly become popular.
The Nangong system has already formed a complete and efficient dual-track fission system: online, through short video platforms such as Kuaishou and Douyin, continuously releasing content of spirited young men and "hanging guys" becoming "rich overnight" and "winning against the odds", attracting traffic with the illusion of low thresholds and high returns;
offline, a commission-based agency system is established, making every attracted user potentially a new "promoter".
This promotional fission is extremely effective in the lower social layers of the country. These people have dense social interactions, high mobility, and unstable jobs, and they come into daily contact with people across various scenes such as billiard halls, massage parlors, and mahjong parlors.
The Nangong system uses online creativity to capture initial traffic, then leverages offline personal networks to achieve large-scale fission, forming a growth loop.
🖥Creative explosion of life-changing "get-rich-quick" videos
What touches people the most is never the gameplay itself, but the fantasy. The most common short videos in the Nangong system usually feature "spirited young men": dressed flamboyantly, shouting at the camera "Last time I pulled in thirty bucks on PG, and got fifty thousand in my account that night!"
Accompanied by flashy images and brief calls to action—this is the most primitive and powerful material for attracting traffic. For those without stable incomes and highly concentrated social circles, these "big win, life-changing" stories have great penetration power.
These videos are rarely perceived as "fake" by them, but rather use dramatized narratives to draw viewers into the fantasy of "next time it could be you".
The Nangong system drives a large number of such hosts to continuously exercise creativity and imagination in content, launching various exaggerated topic videos, many of which can precisely hook the curiosity and interest of the submerged players, thus forming a strong attraction and dissemination effect.
🎙Offline ground promotion and "per head" commission mechanism
When online "seed users" are activated, fission extends from the screen to reality.
Organizations like the Nangong system typically adopt a "agent + per head commission" approach: giving agents direct cash rewards—a fixed commission or phased commission per person:
❗️The fee for pulling in a downline can be as high as 1500 RMB, and you get back whatever the downline deposits.
The Nangong system turns those with no fixed income, who loiter on the streets all day, into walking flyers: as long as you know someone, encounter someone, they can all be turned into downlines, thus converting into immediate cash returns.
For example, developing part-timers and low-threshold entrants (unstable workers, social fringe groups), they take recruiting as their main source of income;
❗️Next, they target familiar circles: fellow townspeople, KTV room hostesses, massage therapists, billiard halls, mahjong parlors, etc., all are high-value fission nodes.
Agents monetize all reachable interpersonal relationships—such as developing massage therapists as downlines, then having the therapists "softly push" to clients during services; therapists use the trust established with clients to spread, forming a short-cycle, multi-level fission chain.
This is precisely why the Nangong system can achieve deep, sink-style fission.
For the lower social strata, social interaction is more a resource for survival than a symbol of status. In their familiar circles, they maintain relationships through "face", and are not sensitive to the truth or value of the content being spread; as long as it brings real returns, they are happy to forward, recommend, or even personally promote it.
In contrast, the middle class pays more attention to social image and circle reputation, they care about "whether what I recommend is worthwhile" and "how others view me", therefore they naturally resist this type of gambling-style fission model. The Nangong system precisely captures this psychological difference, transforming "face" and "favors" into the most effective growth levers.
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🔥Is this type of offline fission difficult to replicate abroad?
On the surface, the "person pulling person" fission is feasible anywhere, but to fully replicate it abroad, there are several obstacles.
The most basic localization of rhetoric, trust chains, and social habits require time and extensive local resources to adapt; foreign regions have different social security and population structures, making it difficult to produce the same scale of "high-frequency part-time agents";
Therefore, the cost of cross-cultural replication is high, and the risk is greater.
However, the hidden path of this kind of "life-changing + flaunting wealth short video" online dissemination does have lessons to be learned—it proves that emotional content + social algorithms can form a very strong amplifier.
When content with a high emotional density like "getting rich" and "counterattacking" is precisely pushed by platform algorithms to groups longing to change their fate, dissemination no longer relies on rational judgment, but is driven by a resonance chain of desires. The more extreme the emotions, the more aggressively the algorithms push, ultimately forming a self-reinforcing cycle, allowing this type of content to spread like a virus through social networks.
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