Gu Weiwei hung up the phone and quickly opened Weibo on her phone to search for Li Xiner's Weibo account.
Then, I saw her two most recent Weibo posts.
One of them is a behind-the-scenes video from the film crew, showing the scene where she was injured while filming a scene with someone yesterday.
In the video, Li Xiner got injured while acting opposite her, and many people from the crew went to check on her.
She stood there, not even glancing at it.
Then, her next Weibo post said: "[My skills are still not good enough.]"
She also included two pictures: one of her wounds and one of a sad selfie.
In the Weibo comments, a large number of fans expressed their sympathy for Li Xiner, while others criticized her for physically assaulting someone during a scene.
When Gu Weiwei logged back into her Weibo account, she found that her most recent post was filled with comments from Li Xiner's fans.
[It's hilarious that internet celebrities are making movies.]
[They assaulted someone and didn't even bother to apologize?]
[You deliberately injured my Xin'er, didn't you?]
Didn't your mother teach you to apologize if you hurt someone?
...
She flipped through a few pages, a playful smile playing on her lips, interspersed with comments from fans of the original novel, "Changfeng."
[Are you kidding me? I'm casting an internet celebrity to play Tang Shaoqi.]
[Li Xiner's acting in the two dramas she's acted in is quite good; her portrayal of Lin Qingxue is worth looking forward to.]
[This second female lead... aside from her face, I really don't see what's so appealing about her.]
...
Before she could finish reading, Qiao Lin called again.
"Li Xiner's recent TV series is currently airing and her Weibo post is gaining popularity. This incident is somewhat detrimental to our planned publicity."
Originally, because of the Black Swan live stream incident, her online image was quite good.
Li Xin'er has gained considerable popularity recently due to her good acting skills and likable characters in two popular idol dramas.
Now that she has posted those two Weibo posts, her fans and online trolls will stir up trouble, causing people to have a preconceived notion about Mu Weiwei, who has no works yet, and to assume that she is just an internet celebrity with no talent or acting skills.
If things continue to escalate, rumors may spread that she obtained the role of Tang Shaoqi through improper means.
Gu Weiwei pursed her lips. Now that she thought about it, Li Xiner had done it on purpose yesterday, even having her assistant film a video.
"I'll call the Third Young Master and ask him to do something to suppress the matter of Li Xin'er," Qiao Lin said.
Gu Weiwei thought for a moment and asked, "The crew will be having a media visit the day after tomorrow. Are there any media outlets that Shiyi can trust?"
“Of course there are, several families are vying to visit the Third Young Master on set.” After saying that, Qiao Lin asked, puzzled, “Does that have anything to do with what’s happening now?”
“I don’t need him. I want to do something myself,” Gu Weiwei said, a cold smile playing on her lips.
"What do you mean?" Qiao Lin was stunned.
Gu Weiwei threw off the covers and got out of bed, saying as she prepared to wash her face.
"She likes to court death, so she has to learn the consequences of her actions."
Qiao Lin was a little worried. "What are you planning to do?"
"You'll find out the day after tomorrow." Gu Weiwei smiled, hung up the phone, and didn't explain anything further to Qiao Lin.
She got up early and met Director Yi An, who was also up early, while having breakfast. He had probably heard about the situation on Weibo and came over to comfort her.
"Don't take things on Weibo to heart."
"Mm." Gu Weiwei nodded with a light laugh.
"Calm down and focus on your acting. When the movie is released, your talent will prove everything."
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