Sun Xiaoxiao closed Pi Station and opened Weibo. Ignoring the trending topics, she went directly to Weibo to search for "Princess Yun Qingji".
The majority of comments on the live chat were criticizing Princess Pingzhao, calling her weak, incompetent, and love-struck. They also criticized her for being a coward who could only rely on her father after suffering humiliation. Some even went so far as to attack the actress herself, saying that the actress who played Princess Pingzhao also looked stupid.
Sun Xiaoxiao slid down casually, feeling restless and her chest about to explode.
No, no, these people are wrong!
But what exactly is wrong?
Sun Xiaoxiao couldn't help but rush up and reply to the most offensive comment in the real-time search results: 【Princess Pingzhao isn't stupid! You're the stupid one! You brain-dead pig!】
After pressing the send button, Sun Xiaoxiao was suddenly startled—would doing this cause trouble for Ye Chu?
Without a second thought, Sun Xiaoxiao hurriedly deleted her original comment and replied, "[It's understandable to dislike a character, but there's no need to criticize the actor.]"
Sun Xiaoxiao was unaware that her mindset was shifting from "casual fan" and "appearance fan" to "solo fan" and "die-hard fan." She was heartbroken and angry that Shang Yechu was being scolded, and even learned to control herself after getting angry!
Although it wasn't intentional, Sun Xiaoxiao did indeed follow a traditional path of manipulating her fans.
The atmosphere in the live stream was too toxic, so Sun Xiaoxiao didn't want to watch anymore. She closed Weibo and opened Meta Video.
The homepage of Maita Films is the promotional section for "Yun Qing Ji". Sun Xiaoxiao clicked on it, but found that the fourth episode would not be updated until an hour later, so she couldn't watch it yet.
Sun Xiaoxiao was so angry that she threw her phone on the bed. "Useless Meta Movies!"
The feeling of something stuck in her throat made Sun Xiaoxiao lose all interest in browsing any platforms. She felt a tightness in her chest, as if she had discovered a treasure and wanted to tell others about it, but had forgotten the name of the place.
Sun Xiaoxiao buried her head in the pillow, but suddenly a familiar melody reached her ears.
"...?"
Sun Xiaoxiao climbed out of the bedroom and saw her parents sitting on the living room sofa, casting the first episode of "Yun Qing Ji" to the TV using their phones.
Sun Xiaoxiao: "..."
Sun Xiaoxiao said with a half-smile, "Mom, didn't you say this TV series was creepy?"
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"Why don't you check your own real-time ratings?" 103 asked.
Today was the day Shang Yechu appeared on screen, and 103 thought she would be monitoring public opinion on various platforms 24/7. But to everyone's surprise, after watching both episodes alone on her phone in her room, she obediently turned off her phone, climbed into bed, and went to sleep.
This is truly a landslide of red rain!
Shang Yechu was unusually quiet, clearly preparing to cause trouble. 103 couldn't help but ask, "Aren't you curious?"
"I'm not curious." Shang Yechu closed her eyes, her expression serene. "So what if I get scolded? What's there to be curious about?"
"Why are you so sure you'll get criticized?" 103 asked, puzzled. "You acted very well."
It's extremely rare for a dog of 103 to spit out an ivory tusk. Shang Yechu's eyelashes trembled, but she still didn't open her eyes.
"Because the rise of an actor to a role is a fixed process, especially for female actors. The audience makes me earn this money, and the audience has the right to criticize; as a person, I also have the right not to look at these comments."
103 translated this roundabout statement and said bluntly, "I see. Why didn't you just say you were scared?"
"..." Shang Yechu turned over, trying to turn her back to the being in the void, "Shut up."
"Not only are you scared, but you're also very nervous and anxious," 103 said calmly. "Seeing that your heart rate and blood pressure are so normal, I thought you didn't care."
Shang Yechu didn't want to say anything more. She was about to explode with anger if she said another word.
"This isn't your first role to air, so what are you so nervous and afraid of?" 103 asked. "Of course, this isn't an interrogation, it's just my personal curiosity."
"..." Shang Yechu did not answer the question, but instead said, "Don't call me at four o'clock."
"Aren't you going to check the ratings?" 103 was genuinely surprised this time.
"It's not too late to look at it after I wake up," Shang Yechu said impatiently. "Can't I even sleep in a little longer?"
103 calmly replied, "Of course you can. But I must remind you that delaying is also a sign of fear."
"Get out." Shang Yechu pulled up the blanket and covered herself completely, not even a single hair showing.
"Have you evolved to the point of escaping reality?" 103's tone was flat, showing no sign of anger. "But sleeping with your head covered is bad for your health, and your health points are very precious."
"..."
Shang Yechu kept his word and actually slept until eight o'clock in the morning.
The bright winter sun shone through the gaps in the curtains and onto Shang Yechu's face.
Shang Yechu's eyelashes trembled, and she threw off the blanket, subconsciously glancing at the time on her phone.
This sight was quite alarming; Shang Yechu was nearly given a heart attack by the screen full of messages and missed calls!
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