Chapter 113 The Chinese Current Has No Asian Heavenly King
On Bilibili.
A video appeared out of nowhere.
At first, it was so inconspicuous, with pitifully few views.
However, when the system started exposing it, it attracted many viewers of the video in less than five minutes.
The title was rather unremarkable: "A discussion between the Chinese and the Cold Currents in a music class."
The video quality is very clear and comfortable to watch.
However, the content itself caused discomfort among many onlookers.
"Is this woman mentally ill? Is the Chinese current inferior to the cold current? Are you kidding me?"
"This should be a university classroom, right? Is this what university students are like?"
"It's not wrong to like Chinese culture, and it's not wrong to like cold culture, but it's wrong to use cold culture to belittle Chinese culture."
"..."
Before the video was even finished, many netizens expressed their dissatisfaction.
As more and more viewers came to watch, the video became increasingly popular.
Soon, the video appeared on the homepage, attracting a large number of viewers.
Like the previous batch of Bilibili users, these new users were immediately extremely uncomfortable after seeing the video content.
Gradually, the video's views went from being completely ignored to exceeding 10,000, 50,000, and then 100,000.
The number of viewers it attracted brought it huge popularity, and the emergence of hundreds and thousands of comments pushed it to the top of the trending topics.
The "Trending" section is one of the most popular recommendations on Bilibili, and videos that have just gone viral quickly attract the attention of many Bilibili users.
They resisted their curiosity and clicked on the video, but before they could even watch it, the barrage of comments piqued their interest.
"High-energy warning ahead."
"Disgusting, I suggest you quit."
"Watching it can cause physical discomfort."
These comments, instead of discouraging viewers, actually fueled their curiosity.
They looked down with curiosity, but as they looked, their expressions began to change.
The girl's sweet voice sounded particularly jarring to everyone.
"Cold waves are more popular than the Chinese wave?"
"It took half of the Chinese music scene's singers to defeat Park Yeon and others. Aren't you ashamed?"
"Chinese pop culture has no Asian superstar."
Just a few words were enough to make everyone's blood pressure rise and their heart rate slow down.
"Typical foreign air is sweeter than domestic air, forgetting one's roots, betraying one's country."
"Such a beautiful girl, it's a pity she has a mouth and a somewhat superfluous brain."
"Asking this kind of question in class, does it mean you think your oppa is so awesome?"
On the screen (bullet comments).
The vast majority of comments mocked the girl, and the very few who supported her were quickly drowned out.
As time went on, the video's popularity continued to rise.
A few hours later, the number of views far surpassed others, and the number of bullet comments and comments remained high.
Without any external support, the video garnered over a million views, and its exposure channels expanded significantly.
In the end, almost all the Bilibili users who were browsing around at the same time saw this video on their homepages.
This surge in viewership pushed the video's popularity to new heights.
By evening, the video had become one of the most popular videos on Bilibili, attracting millions of viewers.
But this is not the end; the impact of this video goes far beyond that.
The recently concluded debate between the cold wave and the Chinese wave has reignited because of this video.
Thanks to numerous shares from Bilibili users, the video quickly climbed to the top of the trending lists on various platforms.
On the scarf.
“What my sister said makes sense; I’ve wanted to say that for a long time.”
"These guys have no self-awareness. They fought with all their might to defeat the oppas, and they're still smug about it."
"What they lost was not just the Chinese music scene, but their idols."
"..."
Compared to the insults on Bilibili, the initial comments on Weibo were mostly supportive.
However, as the video went viral, more and more people got involved, and the video was filled with insults and abuse.
Soon, Bilibili, Weibo, Douyin, and other social media platforms were filled with insults and abuse directed at Nie Qiuqin.
...
After leaving the library, Nie Qiuqin and Xia Youyou finished their meal and returned to their dormitory.
As soon as they entered the dormitory, before they even put down their books, they heard their roommate say:
"Qiuqin, I've been waiting for you to come back."
Upon hearing this, Nie Qiuqin looked at her roommate blankly and asked, "What's wrong?"
"Go check Weibo, the video of your class today has been released."
My roommate said anxiously that she never expected the comments from netizens to be so sharp.
Upon hearing this, Nie Qiuqin took out her phone, opened Weibo, and immediately saw a video trending on Weibo.
As soon as she entered the video, Nie Qiuqin saw countless sarcastic comments, but she ignored them and continued watching.
"Qiuqin, don't be angry after you see this. These people are just making a fuss over nothing."
"Don't take it to heart, just pretend nothing happened, the hype will die down soon."
Xia Youyou, who had just finished watching, offered words of comfort.
"Yeah, I wonder who posted the video. Wasn't that intentional?" my roommate chimed in.
"These people are saying such awful things. How can they say such things to a girl?" another roommate frowned.
Everyone chimed in with their own thoughts, and finally, they all looked at Nie Qiuqin in unison.
Looking at the other person's silent face, they couldn't help but show worry.
Unexpectedly, a short while later, Nie Qiuqin put down her phone, shook her head, and laughed, "Why should I care about this?"
"Freedom of speech? Are they going to stop me from speaking?"
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