The emergence of 嗯哼 is merely a representation of a large-scale Pavlovian experiment. Since they like to compare themselves to emperors, there is a saying in the Book of Rites: "What is favored above will surely be followed below." Likes, follows, comments, and even unfollows are just parts of the positive and negative feedback loop in the Pavlovian experiment. If the two bosses genuinely realize the issues with the "舔狗" culture, they should train the dogs less, rather than simply unfollowing and waiting for the next prince or princess to be chosen.

Even I feel a bit sorry for being unfollowed, the two bosses like to act like emperors, lifting up a young person who's not quite grown up, making them feel inflated. When the market goes down and problems arise, the emperor pretends to know nothing and steps on them. Training a dog while pretending not to like being licked, truly like Yue Buqun.