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She had thought that the first episode would rely introduce who they were, but to her surprise, the final edit gave her quite a bit of screen ti.
And the comnts about her were the most nurous.
[Boohoo, Rong Yan’s looks are really not bad, probably the prettiest in close-up here. What should I do if I’m feasting on her beauty?]
[Haha, isn’t this show a bit unfair? The combined screen ti of others doesn’t even match that of certain individuals, there’s clearly sothing fishy going on! Might as well just hand them the championship directly!]
[Our Sen Sen is super cute, and Rong Yan isn’t bad either, why do I feel like there’s a CP vibe when the two of them appear together on screen?]
[Rong Yan is beautiful!]
[I think this girl is so fake, everyone else is having fun, but every ti she appears, it’s just her alone in the shot. Could it be that no one wants to be friends with her?]
The barrage of comnts on the screen was relentless. She roughly sumd it up into those who liked her looks and those who had a favorable attitude towards her personality, the bystanders. Then there were people who thought she wasn’t bad looking but were generally indifferent to her. The last category was all sorts of haters who were nitpicking and looking for faults.
After watching for half an hour, she was surprised to find that the neutrals and those who viewed her favorably made up the majority, while only a small part were hating on her.
“Could it be that Rong Weiwei hasn’t gotten around to hiring an internet troll army yet?”
Rong Yan propped her chin, sowhat incredulous.
She had braced herself to be sared thoroughly, but the outco after the first episode aired was surprisingly good.
So good that she almost couldn’t believe her own eyes.
Moreover, she unexpectedly discovered that several comnts ntioned her fan club, and one comnter even said they were convinced to support her after being won over by the fan club’s president.
Rong Yan didn’t even know she had a fan club, let alone that it was so powerful…
She vaguely rembered that Gu Linxi had ntioned the fan club to her before and had asked if the president was an employee of KT Entertainnt.
It seed she needed to find so ti to talk to Estelle!
Just as she was considering whether to call Estelle, her phone rang.
Rong Yan answered, “Hello, Mr. Nick, what’s up?”
The man on the other end was always aloof, and in a businesslike tone, he said, “I’ve sent you a proposal, it’s in your email. Today we’ve submitted your lawsuit against Shi Mufeng and Rong Weiwei to the Capital City court, and they’ve created a case file. Take a look at the proposal, and then we can discuss how to proceed.”
Why was Rong Weiwei included?
“Rong Weiwei can be sued?” Rong Yan asked, surprised.
Nick’s voice was steady and chilly, “Normally not, but we have found records of Rong Weiwei’s transactions with the troll army. So from a legal standpoint, we can sue her for joint defamation.”
Rong Yan was silent.
Rong Weiwei was always known for being decisive and careful, rarely leaving any loose ends. Was she too hasty in trying to sar her this ti, or what, to have actually left behind evidence.
Nick continued, “Take a look at the proposal first. I’ve already released the news about you suing the two of them today, and from now on, you might be walking the line of becoming infamous. I hope you’re ntally prepared for that.”
“I wasn’t prepared to beco famous. But being sared, I’m already used to it, no preparation needed!” At this point, Rong Yan was still in the mood to joke around with him, her face relaxed.
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