Therefore, I don't bother with obviously false rumors online, so as not to increase the other party's popularity and reduce my own exposure.

But this time he couldn't stand it. What kind of nonsense is it to cyberbully ordinary people?

Moreover, she is the older sister of his benefactor, a stunningly beautiful woman!

[@Yang Juntong: Some people shouldn't go too far. If you're genuinely grateful for someone's help, why expose it online? Mingying wouldn't be jealous of you, control you, or force you to have an abortion. Spreading rumors has legal consequences.]

He is, after all, a top-tier celebrity, and even though he kept a low profile for a few months, he still maintained a lot of popularity.

Soon, the hashtag Yang Juntong defended Mingying became a trending topic.

Fans were naturally delighted that their idol suddenly posted on Weibo. Although it wasn't for promotional purposes, it was still better than no news at all.

No matter what he posts, just share it. Everyone trusts their idol, and those he supports must be fine.

The key point is that Da Tiantian's recent attempt to stage an accident has already made Yang Juntong's fans grit their teeth in hatred.

At the time, the idol remained silent, and the studio did not come out to clarify, leaving the fans feeling frustrated.

Now that Yang Juntong has spoken out, her fans immediately started flooding the comments section on social media, accusing Da Tiantian of cyberbullying ordinary people.

When the agent, Brother Jian, saw this Weibo post, he almost had a heart attack and immediately dropped everything to call.

"My little darling! Didn't I say I'd focus on my work and not get involved in online drama? Besides, your intervention now looks like retaliation. What if that Mingying sister has something to do with it, and Datiantian produces even more concrete evidence? Wouldn't we be completely exposed and humiliated?"

He disagreed with Yang Juntong going against that Da Tiantian; it was practically giving the other party face.

It's really unnecessary to stand up and speak for an ordinary person now; it's harmful in every way and won't do Yang Juntong any good.

Some people's hearts are unpredictable; who knows what terrifying and bizarre stories they might glean from between the lines?

Yang Juntong said confidently, "We won't crash."

Jian Ge: "Why not? Do you know Sister Mingying?"

"Yes, I know her. Come to think of it, you also know her sister."

Jian was taken aback. Was it someone he knew? He went through his network of contacts but couldn't find anyone with the surname Ruan.

"Who is it? Tell me quickly." It's really strange; it's rare to see Yang Juntong give such high regard to anyone.

Yang Juntong: "Master Ruan Mingzhuo".

Jian Ge: "..."

"I've met Sister Mingying! When my soul left my body, I stayed with her for a whole day. She's so beautiful! She looks so much like Claire, a different kind of Eastern beauty!"

Jian was very nervous when he heard the first part of the sentence, after all, as far as he knew, Mingzhuo had a brother-in-law, which meant that this was destined to be an immoral unrequited love!

But upon hearing the second half of the sentence, he immediately breathed a sigh of relief. Oh, so it's because she looks like Claire.

Yang Juntong is a die-hard fan of Claire. He started following her sixteen years ago when she was still unknown, and his original intention has remained unchanged all these years.

It is precisely because his idol is a top-tier beauty like Claire, and he himself is good-looking, that few people can make his heart flutter.

Although he may occasionally be suspected of being narcissistic and self-pitying, he is still better than other male celebrities who can't control their lower bodies.

“She’s Master Ruan’s sister, so you’ve chosen the right side this time.” Brother Jian thought for a moment and said, “Master Ruan is so amazing, how could her sister be short of money and jealous of an internet celebrity?”

That night in Xiangshi last time, Jian Ge became a crazy fan of Ming Zhuo.

It's not that he's not calm; those evil spirits were just too terrifying. Only Master Ruan could give him a real sense of security.

This little internet celebrity actually dared to offend Master Ruan; she's both stupid and wicked.

Since there was no problem with taking sides this time, Brother Jian let it go.

This isn't a bad thing; for people in the entertainment industry, it's essential to cultivate good relationships with influential figures.

Yang Juntong thought to himself, "I'm not just on the right side, I'm absolutely right."

He remembered the banquet that day; many important figures attended, and Ruan Mingying's husband's family seemed to be very powerful.

The young internet celebrity flaunts her fiancé, attracting fans by hyping up her sweet romance and wealthy lifestyle. She has indeed managed to gain a following.

But what kind of impressive people could the fans she attracts be? They're probably just like her, wanting to get rich quick and achieve upward social mobility through marriage.

Of course, having ambition is not a bad thing. Many women who can marry into wealthy families have the intelligence and skills to match, and are not just pretty faces.

But no one would be like this little internet celebrity, constantly showing off their love online, promoting bad values, and encouraging their fans to get married and become housewives right after graduation, just like her.

A parasitic vine that can only survive by clinging to a man doesn't need any unexpected changes; the daily grind of life can wear down all her courage.

Yang Juntong does not want his fans to become that kind of person.

——

Ruan Mingying was quite surprised. Why would this celebrity named Yang Juntong suddenly speak up for her?

She knows nothing about the Chinese entertainment industry; she doesn't even know what TV series this person has acted in. It's really baffling.

However, it was precisely because the other party suddenly stepped in that the popularity was pushed to a new level, climbing to the top of the trending searches.

Many influential figures have also joined the discussion, offering rational analyses of the underlying behavioral logic behind this incident.

It's not hard to understand. Regardless of other factors, Da Tian Tian's act of publicly exposing ordinary people is wrong. Isn't this inciting fans to engage in cyberbullying?

What's more, this person is your benefactor who has sponsored you for many years, from junior high school all the way to university.

Aside from one's own parents, who could do that? Even if the other party's words or actions cross the line, one cannot disregard personal relationships and publicly expose them.

Isn't this repaying kindness with enmity?

In reality, any healthy adult with a sense of shame and self-respect would not rely on others for long-term financial support.

[You might not be able to manage junior high and high school, but what about university? You can work part-time, apply for national student loans, and somehow manage to finish your studies.]

People who still feel comfortable asking for financial aid while in university are unlikely to have high moral standards.

[I have a question. I've looked through Da Tiantian's account, and she's been dating since her junior year of college, frequently posting pictures of gifts and trips. This is perfectly normal for ordinary people. But isn't she a student from a poor family? Where did her money come from?]

Fans might argue that her boyfriend gave her the money, or that she earned it through her own work—okay, no problem. But you can't indulge in lavish spending while simultaneously accepting financial assistance from others.

If you were truly grateful, shouldn't you have returned the money two years ago?

The resourceful netizens somehow found screenshots of Da Tian Tian showing affection during her university days and posted them online, instantly turning the tide of public opinion.

Although fans are still stubbornly insisting that dating in junior year of college is illegal and that it's normal for couples to exchange gifts and travel together, the general public no longer accepts this explanation.

This is completely different from what Ōta herself said.

Many passersby commented that this Mingying was truly pitiful; she was the one who got the short end of the stick, only to be sponsored by an ungrateful wretch.

Mingzhuo thought for a moment, then walked out while making a phone call. "Axu, thank you for your help."

Gu Xu had already arrived at the main entrance of Qinghui Residence, accompanied by He Wangyao.