Shen Shiqing stopped looking at the trending topics; they really did have everything. Netizens these days are so daring.

Even though Shen Shiqing had previously considered himself a nobody, he now had to admit defeat.

As expected, there are always people more knowledgeable than you, and when it comes to sexual content, netizens are always at the forefront.

Shen Shiqing searched herself up and went to the square to take a look. She was fairly satisfied with her performance on the show.

After all, I shouldn't have done anything reckless, right?

I quickly glanced around the square, and sure enough, it was still a mixed bag.

A bunch of people were fighting.

Some people are just asking for trouble, aren't they?

Shen Shiqing used to be most disgusted by this kind of atmosphere, where people would start fights at will, making the squares of various places chaotic and disorderly.

Shen Shiqing briefly summarized that the people who were cursing her in the square were nothing more than a few types of people.

Shen Shiqing's haters, Wen Xinran's fans, and some of Lu Yingdi's brainless female fans.

However, Shen Shiqing didn't take it to heart.

Don't be angry, don't be angry. If you get angry to death, no one will take your place.

Aside from the provocations from haters and rivals, Shen Shiqing saw mostly goodwill from passersby and fans.

Although there are many funny and embarrassing pictures of the person in the square, there are even more fans who spare no effort to clean up the square.

The live feed is filled with beautiful pictures constantly updated by fans—from the past, from the present, and from screenshots taken during the show.

To be honest, Shen Shiqing was moved when she saw these things, which showed that her efforts were worthwhile.

Shen Shiqing searched and opened his Weibo account, only to find that his followers had increased by 1 million without him noticing.

Are they probably paid trolls? Are they all bought?

However, when Shen Shiqing opened the super topic, he saw that the number of super topic fans had also increased significantly.

There are also many people signing in and posting, so it seems they didn't buy it?

Of course, the posts in the super topic were all praising her, and Shen Shiqing was a little embarrassed by the praise.

After stepping out of the room, Shen Shiqing began to think about the recording of the "Actor's Cultivation" program the next day.

Honestly, is my acting really that bad?

No, was the original owner's acting really that bad?

Shen Shiqing only glanced at it once last time and then didn't look at it again.

How about we watch those two shows today?

Without hesitation, Shen Shiqing picked up his tablet, opened Tomato Video, and searched for his own name.

Those two dramas then came into view.

Shen Shiqing watched the first part first; it should have been filmed when the original owner was a senior in college.

You wouldn't believe it until you see it, and what you find is quite shocking.

The acting and the plot are just too much, bro.

Is this something carbon-based life forms could come up with?

The first play was called "Thunder Rolls".

Just from the name, you wouldn't think it would be anything good to look at, but Shen Shiqing never expected it to be this bad.

The plot goes something like this: The female lead was originally a mushroom spirit who had cultivated for a thousand years in the mountains. Just as she was about to take human form, the male lead plucked her out. He put the mushroom basket on the ground, and the basket tipped over. Our little mushroom spirit rolled out and landed next to a water vat in the corner.

Fortunately, there was some mud, and the female protagonist began to take root and grow again. However, the male protagonist's house had no spiritual energy, only a poor smell. The female protagonist was supposed to become an adult in two days, but she was pulled out and injured, so she had to cultivate for another five years.

Logically speaking, the first thing the female lead should do after successfully cultivating should be to kill the male lead, right?

After all, if it weren't for the male lead, she would have already cultivated into a human.

Hey, but the female lead just doesn't play by the rules, guess what?

After five years together, the female lead fell in love with the male lead, the man who almost killed her!

How is this any different from falling in love with your father's killer?

The female protagonist then stayed by the male protagonist's side day and night, grinding ink, washing clothes, and cooking for him without any complaints.

No way, did your mushroom head get ripped off?!

Does she really think she's some kind of fairy godmother?

The male protagonist spent more than half a year with the mushroom spirit, doing everything he should and shouldn't have done.

So the male protagonist took the money and went to the capital to take the imperial examination, and the female protagonist got pregnant with a little mushroom spirit.

After the male lead passed the imperial examination, the female lead took her child to the capital to look for him, only to find that the male lead had become the emperor's son-in-law and turned his back on her.

It feels like a complete Chen Shimei story. Is this really not a remake? It's just the same old thing in a different guise.

But what about the female lead? She still feels that she's a mushroom spirit and not good enough for him, and she's actually blaming herself?!

To shut the female lead up, the male lead poisoned her so she could no longer speak.

But wouldn't you know it, the female lead, who was mute, actually caught the eye of the scoundrel emperor.

The male lead was in such a hurry to send her over, but the female lead was unwilling, so the scoundrel emperor resorted to all sorts of tricks and coercion.

And so, the female lead got another little mushroom.

Couldn't a fairy like her resist? She could, but our heroine is kind-hearted by nature and resolutely refuses to harm mortals.

It's so good that even a Bodhisattva would say "6" (a Chinese internet slang term for awe or praise) when they see it.

The female protagonist was trapped in the deep palace for six years and gradually became thinner.

One day during a hunt, the female lead, seemingly oblivious to her own safety, secretly ran off to find the male lead again!

It rained that day, and the two of them took shelter in the jungle. A bolt of lightning struck, and the male protagonist, with quick reflexes, pushed the female protagonist out of the way.

And so, our heroine, a pure and kind-hearted woman who had suffered so much, was struck dead by a bolt of lightning.

Yes, that gets to the point.

What about the male lead? Of course he ran away.

So the female protagonist's disappearance was left unresolved.

You think that's the end of it?

No, not at all! A series of rolling thunderbolts ripped the heroine's mushroom hat off!

The female protagonist was too weak to successfully overcome the tribulation, so she turned into a mushroom again, returned to the soil, and began to cultivate and grow once more.

But one day, she was picked again. She had grown too fat, and everyone wanted to pick her. Within a hundred miles, she was the biggest and most tempting mushroom.

On the day of the emperor's family banquet, mushroom soup was served. The male protagonist and the emperor ate at the same table, and both of them were poisoned to death.

He died from mushroom poisoning!

Because the female lead's original form is actually a poisonous mushroom!!!

Okay, so all three of them died completely.

Then the play ended.

After watching the whole thing, Shen Shiqing was speechless; this ending was something she hadn't expected.

The plot is too outrageous, and the original owner's acting skills are just... a complete mess of facial features.

Of course, her beauty is still there, especially when she's quietly doing nothing.

However, the plot is absurd and the acting is poor. To be honest, she's starting to understand the online criticism of her.

Shen Shiqing possesses both beauty and acting skills.

I stammered and dared not speak.