"I was angry, but at that time my master told me that the more fiercely someone is scolded, the more unsuccessful they will be in real life. Thinking about it that way, it made sense, so I stopped being angry."

Shang Ning: "..."

This child is far too gullible.

"Actually, if you think about it, if it weren't for my identity, I would just be an ordinary actor. Would you still think I'm being wronged?" Jin Yining looked at Shang Ning. "I don't have any background or special abilities. I'm just an ordinary actor with some minor achievements. Would you still think it's unfair that there are haters attacking me?"

Shang Ning listened to the question and seemed to be thinking about it very seriously. If Jin Yining was just an actor, an actor who could only survive by relying on fan traffic, would he feel it was unfair?

Shang Ning thought for a while before speaking: "Yes, even a normal actor has no obligation to bear the negative emotions caused by other people's setbacks."

Jin Yining raised his hand and patted Shang Ning's head. "Silly wife, this circle is full of truths and lies. Who can say for sure how many trending topics are actually bought and how many are forced to appear? Sometimes, when there are too many fake things, even if something real appears, people won't believe it."

Whether they believe it or not is their business; whether we explain it or not is our right.

Jin Yining shook his head. "Sometimes, explanations are just evidence to exonerate yourself. So unless necessary, the best choice is to remain silent while listening to the insults. The reality is that some people will do anything to become famous."

Shang Ning: "..."

“You’ve stepped into this industry by doing live streaming, so unless you cross the line, there’s only one word: endure,” Jin Yining said, leaning against the edge of the bed and looking up at the ceiling. “Of course, if someone crosses the line, you can still use legal means to protect your rights.”

"I just find it strange, why would they do that?"

"Humans are strange creatures. If I insult a stranger, you'll think I'm crazy, but if I join a group of people in insulting a stranger, I'll feel that I'm not wrong, that I'm doing the right thing."

Shang Ning blinked, thought about the sentence carefully, and it seemed to make some sense.

"So, you just let others criticize you?" Shang Ning didn't quite understand this idea. "Those people are desperate for fame."

"It's normal. Everyone has their own way of living. We can't dictate how others want to live. Once you're in a circle, you have to follow its rules. As long as you have a clear conscience, nothing is a problem."

"I don't have your good temper."

"It'll take a few years to develop," Jin Yining said softly. "Are you hungry? I'll take you to eat."

Shang Ning shook her head, not particularly wanting to eat right now. "Is it really safe for me to keep this port? What if someone steals it...?"

"The port will self-destruct once it leaves your side, so you don't need to worry about that."

Shang Ning: "..."

"Do you all use such high-tech gadgets?" Shang Ning took out the port and played with it between his fingertips. "Is such a thing something that makes so many people wary?"

Jin Yining nodded slightly. It wasn't just fear; many people wanted it.

"What exactly is going on between Xia Tian and Qin Wei? Can't these two just get straight to the point?" Shang Ning felt a pang of heartache when he heard about this.