[Support Teacher Yu Bei! @叶初Leaves, come out and apologize!]
What our parents gave us should not be trampled on by capitalism... [Hands clasped together]
[I've read Yu Bei's "Love Fills Two Homes" and "Little Tuan Tuan and Little Yuan Yuan," both very warm and delicate works. It's just that their target audience isn't young people, so they don't generate much online discussion. But true viewers still really like her work. She doesn't need to care about the comments from some underage celebrities; they're just used to bullying others online by taking advantage of their underage fans.]
[The teacher's writing is still so beautiful! No wonder she wrote such a lively and lovely piece as "Love Fills Two Homes"!]
[Good luck, Teacher Yu. I'm running away if that punk girl attacks. [praying]]
"Proud, and forever proud of your name, Yu Bei" [crying]
[I'm also a novelist, and I know how malicious the word "steal" is to a creator. The fans of that certain celebrity should stop trying to whitewash it as an unintentional mistake; they are simply wicked, stupid, and malicious.]
[I'll start by saying something harsh, but Ye Chu's fans can't use the word "steal" to insult other educated people just because their idol hasn't read many books. Ye Chu's priority is taking the college entrance exam, not solving word puzzles. [heart emoji]]
Mr. Yu Bei is a very cultured author who has never had a serious argument with anyone in the industry over the years. But this is no excuse for some popular celebrities to bully good people.
On platforms like Douyin, Shang Yechu has received considerable criticism. There's a saying: "Don't underestimate a poor youth, a poor middle-aged person, or a poor old person," and the middle-aged Yu Bei clearly fits the middle category. She's gained a large following, with many declaring they've turned against Yechu.
However, Douyin's algorithm is ultimately uncontrollable and doesn't easily allow for malicious attacks like Weibo's trending topics and hashtags. Therefore, a considerable number of people are defending Ye Chu, believing she was just a child joking around. This group of viewers is mainly middle-aged and elderly; they don't know who Yu Bei is, but stubbornly believe that Ye Chu is a good kid.
Shang Yechu's personal Weibo account and Yechu Studio's Weibo account were quickly flooded with comments.
【Apologize! 】
[Hello? When will you apologize for making jokes about other people's names?]
[Taking your frustration at others just because you can't win an award yourself? Wishing you a perpetual runner-up finish! [heart emoji]]
I'm really disappointed in you... Why do you have to play these tricks on others...?
【I'll also give you a riddle: the left side is "Ye" (叶), meaning lobotomy, and the right side is "Chu" (初), meaning regret. May Ye Chu regret her actions next time she gets beaten up for a silly joke and suffers lobotomy! I'm just kidding with this riddle, Ye Chu, don't be angry! [love]】
Please, just apologize! [crying] I'm so ashamed of myself! [crying]
Because she was worried about affecting the filming of "The Heavenly Emperor," Shang Yechu was initially unaware that the new wave of online criticism had reached her. It was only when Jian Xiaojun became so angry that she threatened to publicly confront Yu Bei on Weibo that the matter reached Shang Yechu's attention.
Jian Xiaojun was stopped by her company. It wasn't that the company didn't support her rights, but "Love in Two Homes" wasn't Jian Xiaojun's work alone; it was co-written with three other screenwriters and then stolen by Yu Bei. Now that she was the only one standing up and talking, her argument was inevitably less convincing.
Qingping Entertainment never fights unprepared battles, and they are currently trying to contact the other three screenwriters to ask them to come forward and identify Yu Bei. However, two of the three are still working at Guanjun Century, and the third, disheartened, has returned to his hometown to teach, making it somewhat difficult to find him.
Shang Yechu gently comforted Jian Xiaojun, advising her not to act impulsively. She then inquired about the progress of filming "The Legend of Happiness Street" before hanging up the video call.
After hanging up the video call, Shang Yechu borrowed her assistant's phone and browsed Weibo. Within minutes, she came across Yu Bei's impressive post.
"..."
"Pfft... Hahahaha..."
Shang Yechu couldn't help but spit out the lotus seed in her mouth.
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