Rebirth of Chinese Entertainment, the Diary of a 95 Flower

Jiang Yang shook his head and did not respond.

My attention is completely on my phone.

I noticed that my Weibo page views had increased and I had gained a lot of new users.

I received a message.

Gulnazar reposted his latest Weibo post.

The caption is:
[Ten thousand private messages taught me how to be a person, but not as much as the single sentence, "The burning star in my eyes illuminates my path through the long night," which makes me want to continue being a person.]
Use Jiang Yang's lyrics to fight cyberbullying.

Forwarded ten minutes ago.

The number of comments on Gulnazar's reposted Weibo post has already exceeded one thousand.

With the increasing popularity of smartphones and the rapid rise in the number of internet users, we have entered the era of big data.

An ordinary person might post a random message on social media and be subject to malicious speculation by acquaintances.

Even posting a single Weibo post can lead to being judged by strangers.

Open Gulnazar's comment section.

The comments at the top are still all negative.

The most upvoted comment was: "[Here we go again, playing the victim? Didn't you deserve the criticism for your poor acting before?]"
The next comment reads: "[Jiang Yang's song is good, but Nazha's reposting is probably an attempt to whitewash her image.]"
The next comment: [Fans, stop controlling the comments. Her acting is terrible, that's a fact. Even listening to her songs can't save her.]
Further down are the positive reviews posted by Nazha's fans:

[Gulnazar, keep going! Those who criticize you don't understand you at all; we can all see your hard work!]
Jiangyang was mentioned:

[This song is truly healing; Jiang Yang's lyrics are so poignant. Nazha was right to share it! Sometimes a kind word can save a life.]
The number of views that Gulnazar's repost brought on Weibo was greater than the traffic that Zhao Lushi spent 10,000 yuan to promote him the day before yesterday.

That's really kind of you.

He understood that Nazha was helping him.

This kind of repost is different from Zhao Lushi's repost.

Gulnazar is already a big star and is once again the focus of public opinion.

The company team has positioned Nazha as a cool and aloof goddess, and forwarding healing content like Jiang Yang's might disrupt the consistency of that persona.

If Jiang Yang is exposed to negative news in the future, Nazha's reposting behavior will be brought up again and seen as supporting a disgraced artist. The company team will take these factors into consideration.

Can tell.

It's highly likely that Gulnazar did this without consulting her team.

If Yang Chaoyue, Tian Xiwei, and Liu Haochun become big stars in the future, he will not allow them to do what Gulinaza did, forwarding a song written by a nobody on a public platform without consulting him.

But she is not Gulnazar's boss.

All I can say is fair: Well done.

Not only will it generate gold coins, it will also drive traffic to him.

As long as you don't become Gulnazar's boss and just become her friend, she'll really step up if you need anything.

Jiang Yang and Gulnazar exchanged a message: [“Nazha, thanks.”]
Gulina replied: ["What are you thanking me for? I'm not helping you. I just don't want to be forced to play the role of a cold, aloof goddess in society. I want to be myself for a while. You don't owe me any favors."]
Jiang Yang typed: ["I still have to thank you."]
Knowing that Nazha was all bark and no bite, I helped him because I didn't want him to feel guilty.

Despite knowing the risks, I still stood up for my friend.

It was all because of a word of encouragement and a selfless act of help during a low point in my life.

Gulnazar sent me a message: ["You really want to thank me? If I want to learn acting in the future, you'll have to teach me when you have time. I won't take advantage of you for free; I'll pay you."]
Jiang Yang replied: [“ok.”]
Gulina sent another message: ["Also, don't forget Zhou Ye's second round of auditions at the Beijing Film Academy; you have to help him."]
Jiang Yang agreed.

At the same time, something seems a bit strange.

He doesn't believe that Gulnazar helped him without any ulterior motives. Perhaps it's because of his acting instruction, his ability to write songs, and perhaps, as Gulnazar said, that he wanted to take this opportunity to briefly be himself.

What about Zhou Ye?
Gulnazar and Zhou Ye have absolutely no connection, so why would she help Zhou Ye?

I don't understand why.

He won't ask any more questions.

Everyone has their worries.

In an environment where self-interest reigns supreme, genuine support is all the more precious.

We're not just fair-weather friends.

It's not a fake friendship.

A genuine relationship.

Jiang Yang also transferred 1,000 yuan to Gulinazha.

Seeing that Gulnazar accepted the money, he typed: ["It's not much, but it represents my goodwill. I'll give you three free acting lessons from now on."]
Before the message was even sent, Gulnazar's message arrived first:
"Only a thousand? That's not even enough for one meal, Jiang Yang. Your acting is better than any acting teacher I've ever met. When are you going to make it big? How did I end up with a poor friend like you?"
Jiang Yang was taken aback.

Quickly delete the text you just edited.

Rewrite the previous line and send it: ["You took my money and hurt my pride, give me my money back!"]
Gulnazar sent me a transfer message.

One hundred thousand yuan.

Addendum: Twenty acting lessons.

Jiang Yang received the payment instantly: [“What’s self-respect worth? Let’s eat our fill first before talking about dignity.”]
Gulnazar sent a message: ["Just kidding, Jiang Yang, I listened to this song on repeat all day yesterday. I know you're talented, so you must keep going and conquer everyone with your talent. Don't just blend into the crowd. To be honest, this song reminds me of when I first debuted. Everyone said I relied on my looks, and nobody believed I could act."]
Jiang Yang replied: [“And now? Do they believe it?”]
Gulnazar posted a message: "The insults are getting even harsher now."
I don't have time to chat with Nazha much.

Yang Chaoyue's dog problem has not yet been resolved.

Open the [Battle Girls 4] group chat.

It was discovered that Liu Haochun had just retracted the message he had posted asking Yang Chaoyue if this dog ate shit and licked Jiang Yang's face.

Tian Xiwei sent a message: [“Chaoyue, your dog’s eyes look like he’s asking for a beating.”]
Yang Chaoyue replied: ["Just got beaten up."]
Tian Xiwei sent a message: [“Are you behaving yourself now?”]
Yang Chaoyue replied: [“Does it look like an honest animal? It's tilting its head and staring at me, not even glancing at me directly.”]
Jiang Yang edited the text: [“I have a stiff neck. @Yang Chaoyue.”]
Yang Chaoyue sent a message: [“I don’t have a stiff neck.”]
Jiang Yang replied: ["Your dog has a stiff neck. Feel the muscles in your dog's neck and see if it flinches or whimpers."]
Two minutes later.

Yang Chaoyue replied: ["It seems like what you said is true, Yang-ge, are you busy? Let's video chat, help the dog."]
Liu Haochun did not read the group message content.

What should I do if I make my boss angry?

do not know.

I didn't dare ask my parents.

Because I know my parents will laugh at me.

I opened WeChat and looked at my chat with my mom. The last message I sent her was last night; I told her that school was starting today.

My mother's reply to me was: ["School starts, so what? Why are you telling me? Your dad hasn't given me the money he earned this month, so don't even think about asking for money."]
I clearly didn't intend to ask for money, so my reply was: ["Mom, I can earn money now, I don't want to ask you for any."]
Mom replied: "It's good that you're sensible."
I don't know why, but I was praised by my mother.

I still feel a little sad.

Suddenly, she realized that Jiang Yang had also sent her a message. It was the message he sent her when she was registering at the Academic Affairs Office.

I was so busy talking to my homeroom teacher about next semester's plans and chatting with Jiang Yang on the way that I didn't notice anything.

Open Jiang Yang's chat box.

It read: "[Remember to wear your long johns to class tomorrow. Don't be like those celebrities and show your ankles. I've put 500 yuan on your meal card. If it's not enough, just say so.]"

If you get bullied at school, tell me. If you get scolded by a teacher, don't bottle it up. Your boss might have a bad temper sometimes, but he's protective of his own. (End of Chapter)