It’s Jian Yao, who quietly updated her Weibo during the peak of the negative buzz against Rong Yan, posting two pictures. One says "A wonderful day," and another is a cartoon with the words ’Good and evil will be repaid, trust in the heavens.’
A while ago, she lost a lot of resources and was attacked by many artists, causing her few fans to be too ashad to lift their heads.
Now that her idol has spoken up, the fans have finally found a place to exert their strength. They are desperately retweeting to control comnts, insinuating everywhere that their idol’s recent bad luck is due to ’malicious’ suppression, claiming that Rong Yan’s reason for suppressing Jian Yao is jealousy. Because their idol is too cute, fresh, and pretty, many male celebrities in the industry like her.
When filming "Little Luck," Rong Yan was jealous of Zhou Chen treating her well, so she suppressed her everywhere afterward, even preventing Zhou Chen from walking the red carpet with her.
When this theory ca out, many fans of Zhou Chen joined the discussion. With the involvent of fans of a top-tier celebrity, the discussion on her Weibo skyrocketed.
Jian Yao’s company seized the opportunity to buy her a trending topic spot, placing her on the hot search list, striving to ride Rong Yan’s wave of popularity.
Chu Xi clicked on it casually and let out a dismissive tsk, "Wow, they’ll latch onto any fa."
Anyway, it’s good that Jian Yao is climbing on this; it gives her a chance to bash Rong Yan.
Jealous, suppressing juniors and having an ambiguous relationship with a top-tier young star, what a fickle image, that image suits that vixen perfectly!
She was enjoying reading the comnts on the hot search insulting Rong Yan, slightly lifting the corner of her mouth. Who knew, before she had seen enough, the hot search Jian Yao paid for was quietly 404-ed.
"What’s going on?"
She refreshed it again and found that Jian Yao’s Weibo had already gone down from the hot search list.
Unwilling to give up, Chu Xi went to search Jian Yao’s Weibo, only to find that the Weibo post where Jian Yao subtly insinuated Rong Yan bullying her was directly tagged as [False Information] by the official.
Imdiately after, the hot search on Weibo started to be completely removed, and Lemon Entertainnt was the first to release an apology statent online. The statent ntioned that their artist Jian Yao recklessly sared others’ images for the sake of popularity, spreading rumors online. They decided to suspend all her work in the entertainnt industry for reflection. In the statent, Lemon Entertainnt also specifically emphasized that they had a very pleasant collaboration with Bright Starry Sky and thanked Bright Starry Sky and Rong Yan for their hard work, which led to the great success of "Little Luck."
Not long after Lemon Entertainnt’s statent, Zhou Chen also stepped up to speak out, with a bold statent—no ambiguity, no lodrama. Rong Yan is a senior I deeply respect; my achievents today are all thanks to senior Rong Yan’s support. She is a responsible producer and a sister worthy of admiration. What I needed to say was already expressed at the previous awards ceremony. If you’re my fan, you should consider her family just as I do. I thank all the fans supporting , but I don’t need any fans who would hurt my family, my sister. Let’s wait together for the truth to co out, without spreading or creating rumors!
He leaped to beco the hottest top-tier male celebrity now with his role as Lu Hanguang, boasting an enormous foundation of die-hard fans and casual fans.
Once he spoke out, the fans were in an uproar, rushing to control comnts for him, with so career-focused fans unable to hold back their worry, comnting under his Weibo to advise him not to get involved. He personally responded—[Everyone advised her not to use inexperienced newcors to play Lu Hanguang. It was after auditions that she insisted on casting .]
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