Mo Yingge watched a domestic TV series with her mother. The so-called melodramatic plot, with the mother crying every three minutes and wailing every five minutes, almost made her cringe.

Glancing at her mother who was wiping away tears, Mo Yingge idly took out her phone and started scrolling through Weibo. Suddenly, an article caught her eye.

"These days, it's much easier to become a star than before. As long as you're good-looking, countless young girls will scream and cheer for you, like the currently popular Mr. Long."

I carefully counted what he had actually done. How could he become so incredibly popular?

Ultimately, he became famous because of a post he made recently. I also saw that post online. I have to say that the photography skills are quite good. These photos look very natural. I don't know how much time it would take for anyone to take a good photo in private. How many photos would it take to pick one out? Of course, it also depends on the person's natural talent. I, who am not good-looking, can't envy that.

Then came the trailer that appeared briefly for a month, which, like a music video, highlighted someone's good looks. What about the others? What about the plot? There was practically nothing to talk about.

Then there's the matter of someone leaving the crew. I don't know the truth of the matter, so I won't say much here, but it's true that this person didn't follow professional ethics and went back on their word, right? If they couldn't film something, they should have made it clear from the beginning, right? I suppose everyone probably doesn't know what happened to the "Reunion" crew afterward. Because they were missing the male lead and couldn't find a suitable replacement, the crew disbanded two days ago.

Someone, if you see this article, please ask yourself honestly: Did the director wrong you? Did the crew wrong you? You quit the production, claiming it was for your lover, but did you ever think about the hard work the director and crew put in?

Finally, there was a guitar and vocal performance, which was his only work and seemed disproportionate to his current popularity.

A good star should have a few outstanding works. Does he have any? Then why is he so popular?

It's just that she's good-looking.

Is there a lack of good-looking people in the entertainment industry?

Not lacking.

So what gives this celebrity the right to be so arrogant and just quit the production crew like that?

..."

Mo Yingge was so angry that she was trembling all over. She didn't want to read any more. The article didn't explicitly point out who the person was, but anyone with eyes could see that the only person who had recently become popular and whose surname was Long was Long Xun.

Is it okay for her to say who her crush is?

Your face is really big!

This article explicitly and implicitly suggests that Long Xun only relies on his looks to make a living, without commenting on his only work, how classic and touching that song is. It misleads the public by focusing on criticizing Long Xun for leaving the production team and relying on his looks.

Mo Yingge quickly opened the comments.

Oh: These days, all you need is a pretty face; who cares about your work?

Passerby A: I miss the 90s. Back then, celebrities not only had good looks, but also acting skills. They could sing, and they had good character.

True Love Ah Xun needs no explanation: Hehe, you guys are just criticizing my idol, aren't you? If you're so capable, why don't you look good too!

Dark Feather Fallen Light: I just love that my male god is good-looking, incredibly handsome. Just looking at his face makes me want to eat three bowls of rice. You got what's coming to you? /dog

Uncle, I'm your son's boyfriend: Brainless fans are out in force. Looks-obsessed fans are all elementary school kids. To put it simply, do I need to know how to make a refrigerator just to comment on it? Don't bring trouble to your idols.

...

Mo Yingge was so angry that her head was spinning, and she grabbed her phone and started arguing with the other party.

Fans are not very rational, and Long Xun's recent popularity is really enviable. After Gou Di once again jumped out to oppose him and became the first to speak out, some people secretly fanned the flames and started a movement.

If the previous evaluation of Long Xun was that he was not only good-looking and talented, but also devoted and loyal to his lover, which was enviable, then now the evaluation of him is gradually sliding towards the idea that he is only good-looking, has no talent, is irresponsible, and has become arrogant and pretentious since he has not become famous.

Even the fans who are fighting for him are gradually focusing their comments on the fact that their idol is good-looking and nothing else matters as long as he is good-looking.

The entertainment industry is a place that heavily relies on audience opinions. If an artist is labeled, it will limit their career path. Production teams are less willing to hire artists with too many scandals, and directors won't consider artists with little talent or acting skills, no matter how good-looking they are.

Someone is secretly sabotaging Long Xun's career in the entertainment industry.

But……

Long Xun is rich.

He is a dragon god who has lived for countless years.

The online feud raged on for a week, and by then, the general public was almost convinced of Long Xun's character and had even developed a slight aversion to his fans...

The official Weibo account of Longxun released a ten-minute music video.

Long Xun V: Even in death, some things remain. Carrying memories, forever moving forward. #Click to watch#

...

Public Hall: Public Daddy! Breaking News! My idol released a new song! Super popular! Link: Watch the MV together!

The Duke Returns: Yes, Your Highness, Father will go see.

The Duke of Return doesn't pay much attention to things online. He's a retired special forces soldier who now runs a security company with a decent income, making him a wealthy man in the eyes of most people.

Because his daughter was too fashionable and trendy, in order to have something in common with her, he frowned and chose an unconventional online name, secretly lurking in his daughter's group chat. He watched a group of young people spouting Martian language every day, and even by guessing, he managed to learn quite a bit.

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