She sighed and exited Weibo, which was empty, only to find that her homepage automatically pushed a related entertainment news item to her.

#Breaking News! Top actress Cheng Shan sued again for plagiarism?!#

Cheng Shan frowned deeply, as if she had thought of something.

Wasn't this matter resolved two years ago?

Are these marketing accounts running out of new gossip and digging up old news again?

Cheng Shan didn't take it seriously at first. She told her agent to hire online trolls to suppress the matter.

The agent replied with an emoji, saying no problem.

As night deepened, a bright moon hung high in the sky.

The agent called urgently, waking Cheng Shan, who was just about to go to sleep.

Cheng Shan was still sleepy and her mind was a little muddled.

"Hello? What's wrong?"

The agent slapped his thigh and exclaimed in surprise.

"Something's happened, my dear! Wake up!"

Cheng Shan immediately perked up, and thinking of something, quickly asked:

"Did Xia Chuyue reveal the secret? What are the gossip accounts saying about me now? That I was a mistress or had a child out of wedlock?"

Upon hearing Cheng Shan's words, the agent suddenly fell silent.

"Why would you say that? Cheng Shan, were you a mistress? Had a child out of wedlock?"

The agent didn't believe that Cheng Shan's offhand remark was baseless, especially since it happened so casually.

Did Cheng Shan do something else behind her back?!

Upon hearing this, Cheng Shan stammered and refused to say anything more.

The agent was furious, but couldn't get Cheng Shan to talk, so she could only angrily bring up the current trending topics.

"I didn't pay attention to the trending topic about plagiarism of paintings that you told me about this afternoon."

"But for some reason, the more we try to suppress it, the higher it gets!"

"When I looked at it again that night, the girl who told you actually produced her own draft!"

"There's a lot of discussion about it online right now, and even some fans are starting to waver."

"Cheng Shan, tell me the truth, is that painting really yours?!"