Didn't you say that we would lose money after filming?

Whenever someone asks him this, he will nod without hesitation and say it's worth it.

Don't get me wrong, he is not bold or used to a good life and wants to stay in jail.

But what does this have to do with him?

Even the account that posted the comments was not his, but that of an intern assistant who had just joined the company.

You know, employees who join their self-media cultural media companies need to contribute their own identity information to register an account for the company.

Even if your own identity information is bound to another short video platform account, you have to release it and then hand over the identity information to the company.

This is very common in the country.

The reasons and benefits of doing this are simple.

That is because the short video platform has very strict requirements for real-name identity information, insisting on one ID and one number, and no second account is allowed to appear with the same identity information!
It is impossible for a media company to operate only one account for a contracted artist.

So where do these accounts come from?

Doesn’t it come from these employees?
And the biggest advantage of doing this is that you can pass on the blame.

Whoever owns the identity information will be held responsible if any problems occur with the account.

In fact, the main reason for the downfall of many internet celebrities is that inappropriate remarks made by them from who knows how many years ago were discovered on the accounts they used.

But is there a possibility that some people are really being wronged, and those remarks were not made by them themselves?

This is the short video internet celebrity circle, and the water is very deep.

As long as the other party has no evidence, what can you do to me?
Even if you are the national teacher, even if you have a powerful background, when this matter has attracted the attention of so many people, you have to provide evidence, right?

If you just randomly wish someone good without proper evidence, how will your fans view you? Right?
Very simple thing.

Moreover, just one comment seems so insignificant in the vast amount of public opinion. Even if it has a high number of likes, it still seems very small.

It is generally impossible to notice.

What happened next had nothing to do with him at all, but was the spontaneous behavior of the fans.

Soon, many of Aliang’s fans saw a comment with a high number of likes.

“There are some things I don’t dare to say, after all, Director Xia can really send people to jail. But I think, what I am going to say is not a rumor, Director Xia should not be angry with me, right?

Of course, this is just a reasonable guess. I didn't say anything about Director Xia. It's just a guess and suspicion, and I'm not spreading rumors. If Director Xia thinks I did something wrong, I can also apologize under my real name and make a video and post it online.

That is, Director Xia is also a director, right? Are you sure there are no traces of script or performance in a survival show shot by a director? I absolutely don't believe it.

Secondly, Director Xia is already successful and famous now, so there is actually no need for him to compete with these bloggers for food. Aliang's life is already very difficult, and he used to spend money to give benefits to fans.

Every time I do a live broadcast, I lose money by putting out my own money, which results in me owing a lot of money, and I am just hoping to make some of the money back. Now if I do all this, if Aliang’s popularity disappears and he is crushed by the debt, won’t I never be able to watch such a high-quality survival program in the future?
I don't deny that Xia Yuan is really good at making movies, and he is one of the best in the world.

Yes, I didn’t sit down. Top notch! (Teacher Yang Kun, I know you are reading my book. If you see this, please don’t take it personally. I am just making a bad joke. Hehe).

But in terms of professionalism, really, I have seen more than one blogger like Aliang over the years, but how can I say it? The things of other bloggers are really fake at first glance, and they are not as real as Aliang. Aliang is the kind of person who is truly fighting for survival, and there is no substitute for him on the entire Internet. So many bloggers have been exposed for being fake, but only Aliang remains standing. Doesn't this explain something?

So, I don’t want such a good blogger to be crushed by life.

I will spontaneously warm up Aliang."

This is where Aliang’s cleverness lies. He made his words final first, which was equivalent to overlapping a wave of lies.

Even if the other party wants to hold him accountable, he is merely raising reasonable doubts, which is within a reasonable range and does not constitute suspicion of spreading rumors or insulting or slandering others.

Of course, he said so. As for what these words mean in the eyes of netizens, that is none of his business. He can't control other people's business, right?

Another point is that describing something from a third-party perspective is far more convincing than telling it from his own perspective.

Soon, many fans were affected.

"Brother, this huge piece of armor, I pity you."

"Xia Yuan has stifled people's right to speak the truth and directly stifled freedom of speech. If every public figure is like him and cannot tolerate others' comments, then the world might as well just cut everyone off."

"Looking at this brother's long list of aggressions, I feel pity for him. Really, now whenever there is anything or any topic involving Xia Yuan, I have to think twice before saying it, otherwise I will get sent to jail."

"No, Xia Yuan didn't say you can't scold him. Aren't there enough people who have scolded Xia Yuan over the years? If you simply scold others, they won't even bother to pay attention to you. Those who were sent in have already gone beyond that, right?"

"Xia Yuan's fans are still washing you? Stop it, your dad doesn't even bother to pay attention to you, okay? Have you ever seen Xia Yuan pay attention to you?"

"I will always support Aliang. Damn it, I really don't believe Xia Yuan can really survive. It's nothing more than filming a weird variety show."

"In this area in China, if we really want to talk about authority, it has to be Aliang. Xia Yuan can't do that."

"Support Aliang! Brothers, help me get more attention!"

"I started following Aliang eight years ago, and at that time I felt that no other outdoor blogger on the Internet could achieve this level."

"Support A-Liang! A-Liang treats his fans as his family! We will never let him count!"

"After all, our Liang Family Army has 2800 million members, and their popularity is not low. We can't let anyone underestimate us this time. Charge!!"

"Let's not talk about anything else. Just the intention is different, right? They are going to northern Myanmar to rescue their trapped compatriots. This kind of thing requires attention. You, Xia Yuan, are already very popular. Don't compete with this kind of thing for attention, okay?"

“+1, I totally agree.”

"Anyone with a conscience would not step out to grab the spotlight at a time like this."

The popularity quickly reversed.

As the situation progressed, it had actually gradually gone beyond what Aliang had originally expected.

Of course, some things are beyond his control. (End of this chapter)