Rebirth of the Cannon Fodder in the Entertainment Circle Chapter 45 - 45 45 How Can This Be Possible

Chapter 45: Chapter 45 How Can This Be Possible Chapter 45: Chapter 45 How Can This Be Possible Old Zhou’s Weibo kept exposing scandals, and the key thing was that he wasn’t the sa person who posted before. Everyone had evidence.

Plus, with that top screenwriter coming out and testifying on Weibo, everyone now knew Ningbao wasn’t the ungrateful one, but rather, it was Yan Qiuping who was worthless.

“I always wondered why every ti Ningbao was criticized, her agent acted as if he was dead and did nothing. It turns out Yan Qiuping did it on purpose.”

“Yan Qiuping is simply disgusting. He even had the nerve to imply on Weibo that Ningbao was ungrateful—what a thick face.”

“It wasn’t just posting on Weibo, but he even paid people to post. It’s my first ti seeing soone so shaless.”

“No wonder Luo Ning took the initiative to ask the company to change her agent. Who wouldn’t replace such a dog, are they supposed to keep him for the holidays?”

“Yan Qiuping gave up Luo Ning for Bo Xiangxiang, and I think he picked sesa seeds and lost waterlons.”

“Exactly, I don’t even know what charm Bo Xiangxiang has that Yan Qiuping is so eager to please her.”

“From the evidence posted by Old Zhou, managing Luo Ning was extrely easy for Yan Qiuping, he practically did nothing, and her fa has barely anything to do with him.”

“Not only that, he was inactive every ti Luo Ning was criticized, and no one did any PR. He even has the nerve to call others ungrateful, I think he’s the real big bad wolf, just wanting to exploit artists.”

“Shaless creature; he’s simply the scum of agents.”

“I apologize for previously calling Luo Ning ungrateful; I was completely misled by that online post.”

“I feel so sorry for Luo Ning, encountering such an agent is just bad luck, no wonder her reputation is so bad.”

“My heart aches for my Ningbao.”

Those who were previously happy to criticize Luo Ning, excluding the paid trolls and haters, all turned around to criticize Yan Qiuping because they felt used by him.

Yan Qiuping didn’t expect Old Zhou to have so much evidence for his exposés, he didn’t even have those.

What shocked him the most was that photos from his interactions with Bo Xiangxiang months ago were even leaked—who took them?

His first suspect was naturally Luo Ning, but a few months ago, Luo Ning didn’t seem capable of such acts.

After all, Luo Ning couldn’t have known that he would later strike a deal with Bo Xiangxiang. At the ti captured in the photos, even he didn’t realize he would fall in love with her.

He couldn’t help but feel a new panic at the lack of control over the unknown.

Photos from months ago were exposed, not to ntion his WeChat chats and bank transfer records. Could it be that the person behind the last trending photos also knew?

His relationship with Bo Xiangxiang wasn’t just a simple agent-artist relationship—did the person behind this know as well?

Seeing the overwhelming criticism on the internet and Weibo, especially when so people cursed all the way back to his ancestors, he was so enraged he wanted to strangle those people; those keyboard warriors were too toxic.

Then suddenly, he thought of sothing else. Did Ji Xinghang know about today’s two trending incidents?

The thought that Ji Xinghang might know and could investigate further made him break out in a cold sweat all over.

The reason he had dared to act so deceitfully towards Luo Ning in the first place was partly because he genuinely fell in love with Bo Xiangxiang and was willing to pave the way for her.

And partly because Ji Xinghang didn’t usually care to follow Weibo trends or matters within the entertainnt circle. He’d initially opposed Luo Ning entering the circle, understanding her rebellious ntality, which he then exploited.

He had people post negative comnts about Luo Ning because he had calculated that Luo Ning could only suffer in silence, and even if Ji Xinghang learned about the online situation, it would appear unrelated to him.

Who would have thought that just today he and Bo Xiangxiang were happily watching people online telling Luo Ning not to participate in the next variety show anymore? Following this incident, Luo Ning’s career would be at least impacted, if not ruined in the entertainnt circle.

They were just about to celebrate when unexpectedly, a major reversal that evening shocked them.

He knew Ji Xinghang very well; the man was never one to show rcy.

If Ji Xinghang found out what he had done to Luo Ning, he wouldn’t be sure if Ji Xinghang would retaliate against him.

He hurriedly made a call to Bo Xiangxiang.

At that mont, Bo Xiangxiang was having dinner with a wealthy suitor who said he wanted to invest in a drama and have her as the female lead.

The suitor had a strong family background and was handso, so she had always kept him on the hook with her flirtatious ambiguity.

Today, she was in a great mood because Luo Ning was being cursed online as a traitor, and her popularity was expected to decline soon, so when he asked her out, she agreed and hadn’t paid attention to the online events.

After hanging up Yan Qiuping’s call, her face turned ugly.

Liu Shaoxian, sitting across from her, couldn’t help but ask with concern, “Xiangxiang, what’s wrong?”

Bo Xiangxiang snapped out of her disbelief, wondering how Luo Ning could possibly turn the tables and where Old Zhou got the evidence from. Was that person insane? Why ddle in such trivial matters?

Not only did their plan not pull Luo Ning down, but they had inadvertently helped clear up why she changed her manager. If it weren’t for the wrong ti and place, she would have gone mad with rage.

If Yan Qiuping couldn’t turn the situation around, that would be troubleso.

Although Yan Qiuping was currently being heavily criticized online, so were also disparaging her, which was bad for her image.

Moreover, she had just signed with Yan Qiuping. If he went down because of this, what would she do?

Thus, hearing Liu Shaoxian’s words, her mind whirled, and with teary, aggrieved eyes, she said, “I was scolded by netizens.”

Liu Shao’s family was in industrial business and was not involved in the entertainnt circle, so he wasn’t very aware of this.

Seeing Bo Xiangxiang’s teary, aggrieved appearance, he couldn’t help feeling distressed, “Why would they scold you?”

Bo Xiangxiang recounted the online events, but hid most of the truth. She rely ntioned Luo Ning switching companies and Yan Qiuping being scolded online, which led to her also being criticized.

She subtly hinted that Luo Ning had a bad temper offstage that Yan Qiuping could no longer tolerate, which led to him recruiting her under him.

After learning about it, Luo Ning had intentionally targeted her in the variety show, leading to Ning Fans cursing her.

Liu Shaoxian, upon hearing this, felt protective as the woman he cherished was being targeted and bullied. This was unacceptable.

“I’ll spend money to remove the trending topics you ntioned and have Old Zhou’s Weibo account banned, so those people won’t follow the ss and scold anymore.”

He grasped Bo Xiangxiang’s hand, his eyes narrowing dangerously as he said, “Since Luo Ning has targeted and bullied you, she should not participate in the next variety show and better think twice if she wants to stay in the entertainnt circle from now on.”

Bo Xiangxiang felt a surge of joy inside, but still put on a troubled expression, “Is that really okay? Actually, it would be fine as long as she doesn’t target or bully in the future.”

Liu Shaoxian caressed her hand and said, “You are being bullied because you’re too kind. Don’t worry, I’m here for you.”

“I can’t stand to see you being bullied, and I won’t allow it to happen,” he emphasized.