The scene where Princess Pingzhao asks the question was designed to lead to the discovery of the severed head in the box. Even without Princess Pingzhao, Princess Tuzhao or Princess Aozhao would have done so. Shang Yechu is purely a tool to highlight the cruelty of the feudal dynasty. Besides, if Princess Pingzhao truly wanted to execute Consort Yue and Consort Hu, why didn't she speak up when they were captured, instead of waiting until they were gone?
Even if you get scolded, you should at least be reasonable!
Look at what's trending on social media. Things like "feudal defenders," "why do women make things difficult for each other," and "what's more terrifying than a tiger is a 'changgui' (a type of evil spirit)..." If you didn't know better, you'd think Princess Pingzhao married Consort Yue.
Filled with confusion, a little bit of grievance, and a great deal of secret joy, Shang Yechu logged into the Weibo account of Ai Sanwu's Kui Kui Feng Bao—now renamed "Kui Kui Huan Wo Xiao Feng Que"—and began to quickly write a short essay to torment her fans.
Thanks to that retweet giveaway, Kui Kui's account has accumulated over 10,000 followers. She's now a true big fan of Xiao Fengque. Shang Ye Chu logs in every day to retweet some Weibo posts, share screenshots, and maintain her image as a long-time fan.
@葵葵·Return My Xiao Fengque:
[#PrincessPingzhaoADefenderOfFeudalism# Xiao Fengque is a chivalrous hero who shoulders righteousness and can change the world with a single stroke of his sword; a gentleman who pities the old, helps the weak, cherishes the poor, and relieves the distressed; a true hero who serves the country and its people. He is not some weak courtesan, much less a feudal defender of morality who disregards life.]
I thought the fans' protest would attract official attention, but instead, it only resulted in them giving me a hard time. I've waited so long, even the Lunar New Year wasn't a proper celebration. I cried for a long time in my room looking at the image of Ah Feng on the cover of the first edition of "Phoenix Playing with Dragons," only to receive this ending.
Perhaps when people are extremely disappointed, they can't say anything. I just want to say that those who betray sincerity deserve to suffer a thousand needles.
@Director Yi Tianzhao @Ye Chu Leaves]
The accompanying image is a screenshot of Princess Pingzhao's lines from the TV series "The Legend of Muyun" stolen from the trending topic #PrincessPingzhaoFeudalistDefender#.
The opinions of the top fans represent the trend of the entire circle. As soon as Kui Kui spoke, the Xiao Feng Que fan circle moved in response, and within minutes, they launched a second attack.
After numerous infighting, battles, and fan wars, Xiao Fengque's fans have become a formidable force. At least for Shang Yechu, whose fanbase is still small, they can easily crush him.
103 coldly observed Shang Yechu's little actions and said sarcastically, "It's understandable to criticize Yang Huanyi, but why are you criticizing yourself too?"
Shang Yechu was tapping away on her phone screen when she heard this and chuckled, "Artificial intelligence really is simple-minded."
"Are you abusing your fans?" 103 speculated.
"Torturing fans is only one aspect." Shang Yechu switched accounts and typed out a comment, "You do the math, how long will it take for 'Yun Qing Ji' to finish airing?"
103 immediately said, "Aside from the Lantern Festival Gala being canceled and variety shows being broadcast only once, it will still take twenty-three days to finish airing."
At this point, 103 realized what was happening: "Yi Tianzhao told you that this drama, 'Xiao Fengque,' is in a tight schedule and needs to be filmed within a month..."
In other words, the day of the finale of "Yun Qing Ji" was almost exactly the day that "Xiao Feng Que" finished filming!
"Seamless transition, oh seamless transition," Shang Yechu hummed an off-key tune, "While 'The Tale of Clouds' is all the rage, let's give my new movie some publicity~"
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