"It's terrifying to think about. I used to think this student was quite handsome, but now I just feel disgusted by him!"
"If you're going to be a fan, be a fan of Sun Yang from Mo Jingjing's team, I really love him!"
"Ahhhhh, a kindred spirit! I love it too!"
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Inside the training camp, the constant stream of gossip and unexpected twists online were really affecting the mentality of the trainees under Mo Jingjing's management. Therefore, Mo Jingjing directly announced that she would take a day off today.
The happiest person about today's Weibo scandal is Cheng Meng. Ningxia's attempt to steal a chicken backfired, wasting money to promote Mo Jingjing and smearing her own reputation.
In this era of internet traffic, things are just that realistic. In just one afternoon, Cheng Meng had already received several calls, all inquiring about Mo Jingjing's schedule and wanting to collaborate with her.
"Jingjing, what's wrong? We won this battle so well, why do you look so unhappy? Did something else happen?"
While happy, Cheng Meng noticed Mo Jingjing's slight mood and immediately asked her with concern.
Mo Jingjing held her phone up to Cheng Meng: "Sister Meng, have you seen this fan's comment? I just checked, and this fan isn't a paid troll hired by Ningxia. She was indeed harassed and subjected to small-scale cyberbullying recently."
"Sister Meng, why are those students so obsessed with idols, even to the point of being fanatical, instead of studying properly?"
Although these people were all defending her in their words, Mo Jingjing still expressed her own thoughts.
Blind, obsessive, or even pathological love and support are things she doesn't need.
Upon hearing this, Cheng Meng also became serious: "Let me see what's going on!"
Taking the phone, Cheng Meng looked at it intently. The more she delved into the matter, the more she understood Mo Jingjing's feelings at this moment. Cyberbullying was truly terrifying.
In particular, a group of minors used all sorts of methods to indiscriminately cyberbully others.
"These nicknames look so familiar, like I've seen them somewhere before. Jingjing, here's your phone back. I'll go get my tablet to check if these are the people."
Cheng Meng muttered something under her breath, then handed the phone directly to Mo Jingjing.
Soon, Mo Jingjing got a definite answer from her: "It's them. These people are indeed students, and they are also your biggest fans, serving as the president and vice president of the fan club."
Putting work aside, Cheng Meng is now a fan of Mo Jingjing. Nowadays, almost every celebrity has their own fan club, which can be considered an organization. As an organization, it must have leaders and managers.
These people typically call on fans to raise funds to support their idols, greet them at the airport, support them at press conferences, and even do other things, such as debunking rumors.
For many people, idols are a form of faith.
People are willing to sacrifice a lot for their beliefs. It's not good for an agent to openly support their own artist. So Cheng Meng created a new account and joined Mo Jingjing's fan club.
When she's not busy, she'll chat with her fans in the group chat. When she's busy, she naturally won't have time for this alternate account or to deal with these things.
Cheng Meng has been too busy lately to manage this alternate account or chat in the group. If Mo Jingjing hadn't brought it up today, she probably wouldn't have checked the group messages recently.
You really don't know until you see it, and once you do, you're shocked.
The fan club, which was so harmonious and friendly not long ago, is now sick. After reading these chat logs in the group, Cheng Meng broke out in a cold sweat.
It's absolutely terrifying. These few big fans of Mo Jingjing haven't been idle at all lately, leading their numerous smaller fans to go around insulting and cyberbullying others, and even engaging in online battles with some of Mo Jingjing's anti-fans. Cheng Meng can understand this kind of behavior, but she doesn't understand the inexplicable insults directed at some random bystanders.
I even seriously suspect that these people are haters!
Their actions are not out of love for Mo Jingjing, they are out of harm!
Serious damage!
They ruined Mo Jingjing's public image and needlessly made her the target of hatred.
"Sister Meng, I feel like there's something fishy about these big fans. It seems like they have someone backing them up." Mo Jingjing looked at Cheng Meng and revealed her latest discovery: "Look here, they're all clearly unemployed students with few skills, how did they manage to find so much information about cyberbullies?"
"Jingjing, I understand what you mean. Don't worry, I will definitely investigate this matter thoroughly!"
Cheng Meng looked at Mo Jingjing and reassured her.
Knock knock~
Suddenly, a knock on the door interrupted their conversation.
"I'll go open the door."
Cheng Meng said this and walked towards the door.
"Ningxia, what are you doing here? Are you trying to plagiarize? Jingjing has already posted the stage design online. If you want to plagiarize, just go online."
Looking at the person standing at the door, Cheng Meng did not hide the displeasure on her face and the disgust she felt for Ning Xia. She was even unwilling to put on an act.
In the past, she would have exploded if she heard others say that about Ningxia, but now, she didn't show any anger at all. Her red eyes clearly showed that she had just been crying.
This sight of Ningxia truly piqued Cheng Meng's curiosity, causing her to subconsciously slow down her movements as she closed the door.
Taking this opportunity, Ningxia went straight in, walked up to Mo Jingjing, and knelt down with a "thump".
Holy crap!
Her action was so sudden that it startled Cheng Meng. She quickly checked outside the door to make sure there were no cameras or anything, then quickly closed the door and pulled Ning Xia away, saying, "Teacher Ning, what are you doing? Get up quickly. Let's talk things out. If you insist on doing this, I'll call the director."
"No, no, no, Sister Meng, I beg you, please don't call the director over. I'll get up right now. Don't worry, I'm only here to apologize to Teacher Mo. I have no other intentions."
"Sister Jingjing, I'm sorry, I was wrong, I really know I was wrong. Actually, I was forced into it. I was forced by Wu Qian. Last time on the cruise ship, he deliberately made me drink something with a contaminated drink, and while I was unconscious, he took me back to my room and even took pictures..."
At this point, Ningxia suddenly choked up, and it took her a while to recover before she continued, "Wu Qian holds a grudge against you, so he wanted to use me to get revenge on you. Sister Jingjing, I promise I will never do such a thing again."
"I'll just record the show honestly, please, give me another chance."
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