Chapter 207: They never know they’re wrong Chapter 207: They never know they’re wrong Gu Chengyu’s self-exposure was a catastrophe for both his team and Vice President Qin.
Arrogant during the day, now stripped bare to his filthy core.
Those who once attacked An Lan furiously to defend him were now speechless, with a massive loss of followers. As for those who claid to be righteous netizens, they were harshly slapped in the face by Gu Chengyu, looking like nothing more than buffoons.
The truth was laid bare, the deception unveiled, and Gu Chengyu and Vice President Qin finally beca the targets of cyberbullying and public siege, but…
@An Lan: “I have regained my innocence, but no one has apologized to . Netizens have simply redirected their fury toward another person, never recognizing their mistakes.”
More than Gu Chengyu, more than the likes of Vice President Qin and Gu’s mother, Shi Lan detested the endless brutality of the netizens.
To call them truly evil, they might have helped stray dogs or assisted old ladies in real life, so they weren’t bad, just foolish, but sotis foolishness is more frightening than evil.
At this point, the official dia finally spoke out.
“When a group of people get used to attacking others with hostility, the ti for regulations and constraints is not far. Please cherish your freedom, or you will eventually pay the price for your words and actions.”
And as the producer of “Smoke Beauty,” Huahai finally made a statent.
@Huahai Entertainnt: “If you are right, you are right, no need to admit any wrongdoing. But those who are wrong will eventually pay the price for their mistakes.”
This was Huahai’s way of implicitly supporting Shi Lan.
Gu Chengyu had admitted his mistakes, taking on all the bla, and in just one night, the scale of his loss of followers had reached an all-ti high within the industry.
With this scam, with this label, his future in the starry path would be extraordinarily difficult, and he might even face the risk of being shelved by the company. With the fan support club dissolving and his public image collapsing, Gu Chengyu plumted from the pinnacle of popularity to the depths, and not even the song “Liángliáng” could describe the difficulties he would face in the future.
But for so reason, Gu Chengyu felt at peace.
The talent agency was furious, the broker was burning with rage, but Gu Chengyu felt unusually grounded, for he suddenly understood the despair An Lan had faced, and he could empathize with why An Lan’s hatred for him was so intense.
Gu’s mother cried all night long in Gu Chengyu’s room, fainting several tis, until dawn when she heard Gu Chengyu say, “Mom, I will walk my own path, don’t block for anymore.”
Gu’s mother wiped away her tears, propped herself up from the bed, and hoarsely said, “I understand.”
Gu Chengyu was still scheduled to shoot, so he asked his assistant to take his mother ho.
Before leaving, Gu’s mother gave Gu Chengyu one last look, filled with profound aning, but Gu Chengyu failed to grasp the significance.
Ten o’clock in the morning.
Without informing Gu Chengyu, his team called a press conference. With eyes red from crying, Gu’s mother appeared in front of the caras and, sobbing, admitted, “The entrapnt of An Lan had nothing to do with my son. It was because I held a grudge against that woman for exposing the issues with my son’s fan club, that I, along with Xiaoqin, set up this plot. He was forced to cooperate with from beginning to end because I threatened him, if he did not play along with this act, he would lose as a mother.”
“Causing such a commotion, I may not be fit to be a person, but as a mother, I just wanted to give the best of everything to my child, even though I used the wrong thod. In any case, I owe An Lan an apology, whether it’s cyberbullying or doxxing, co at .”
“From now on, I will dedicate myself to charitable causes to atone for my sins, and as for Chengyu, take care of yourself.”
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