The online feud between trolls and paid commenters continues.
The area under Fusang's scarf was already in complete disarray.
In an effort to defend their "Lotus Fairy," anti-fans brought out various beautiful photos and character stills of Fu Sang.
[What's wrong with us getting plastic surgery? Why don't you go and get that pretty face done yourself!]
So what if she doesn't have acting skills? Our Lotus Fairy doesn't need acting skills; just looking at her face makes me happy.
[I'm not bragging, but just looking at Lotus Fairy's face every day makes me happy enough to eat eight bowls of rice.]
[You say she's faking weakness? Hah, so you guys weren't just hiding in the shadows pretending, were you?]
[Hey, trolls, come check out Lotus Fairy's beautiful photos! Isn't she gorgeous?]
[Those small fry who say it ruins the original work? The author hasn't said anything, so what are you spouting nonsense for!]
Both online trolls and casual observers were stunned by the trolls' bizarre actions.
The words of haters leave people speechless.
Come on, take this recommendation and become beautiful with Lotus Fairy!
If you watch "The Phoenix Fairy," you'll be my good friend.
[Let's meet on January 19th and give Xiao Sangji a huge shout-out!]
Originally, bystanders who were being manipulated by online trolls and were full of hostility were now seeing the promotional photos being wildly promoted by anti-fans.
As I watched...
The costume fitting photos of Su Xiu as Sang Ji do indeed look very beautiful.
Just looking at her face, she surpasses all the female stars in today's entertainment industry.
So beautiful, such stunning looks!
Phoenix Fairy was already a very popular IP, and the choice of the main characters was very satisfactory.
What's more, there's also the national heartthrob Xiao Mu, and both the male and female leads possess stunning good looks.
The fairy princess and the demon king are such a perfect couple! Their smiles at each other are like sweet pink bubbles floating in the air.
Mom, I'm in love.
Please bring up my golden dog food.
Fu Sang crawled out of bed, stretched out her fair arm, picked up her phone to play on Weibo, and then saw these comments.
#PhoenixFairySugarCouple# ranked first on the trending searches.
The name "Sugar Couple" comes from Sang Ji and Demon King Wu Tang—sweeter than sugar.
Demon King, please take little Sang Ji home quickly!
Fu Sang didn't expect to be tormented all afternoon after returning home. He had just woken up to see the reversed version of the scarf.
The comments from those paid trolls have all disappeared, leaving only comments discussing the plot and praising it.
Several top-ranked comments.
The first post was Xiao Mu reposting a couple photo of the two, with the caption:
Sang Sang, come home with me. @National Little Cutie·Suzhou Embroidery
Below is the famous original author, Di Shisan, who also reposted the costume photos with the caption:
@Xiao Mu @Su Xiu, you two are Sang Ji and the Demon King who stepped out of the story.
What followed was reposting by media public accounts and issuing press releases.
The haters were trembling with fear.
Oh no, our Lotus Fairy is going to be a hit!
Many little demons are trying to steal the Lotus Fairy from us, waaaaaah!
"Why are you laughing so happily?" a voice said.
Fu Sang looked up and saw a tall, slender figure leaning against the bedroom door.
Xiao Mu was wearing home clothes with an apron over her shoulders, looking like she had just come out of the kitchen.
Fu Sang held up his phone and said, "All those online trolls who were attacking me are gone."
Xiao Mu smiled faintly and said, "Is that so?"
He walked over, bent down, grabbed her fair arm, took the phone, and tucked her arm back under the covers.
"Don't catch a cold."
Fu Sang covered half of his face with the blanket, his watery eyes blinking.
He asked in a low voice, "Was it you?"
Xiao Mu scrolled through the trending topics on her phone, her long, black eyelashes drooping slightly to conceal the fleeting smile in her eyes.
Who do you think it is?
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