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[I fucking can't take it anymore! Have these little bastards' fans been kneeling for too long? Do they have no knees?]

Whose child is this? What have they learned? Do they have even the slightest bit of understanding?

[If this were my daughter, I'd probably be completely devastated. What a terrible child I've raised!]

Personal preferences are utterly insignificant compared to the honor or disgrace of the nation!

[Think back to what Lü Ming said earlier. Our forefathers fought valiantly to allow us to stand up, and now these people have forced us to kneel down again!]

Did you see that little rascal's face? He looks completely smug!

[Where are our obscure fans? Go help out! Pull that girl away!]

[Exactly, if that doesn't work, you can beat up Quan Zhilong. I'm a law student, I'll defend you for free if anything happens!]

[This is from the Kyoto University Law School!]

[The National Chiao Tung University Law School is here! Don't be afraid, if you lose, I'll go to jail for you!]

"Okay, okay, okay!"

"Let's see what you do now?"

Seeing this scene, Wu Qian, who was watching it on the computer, clapped his hands with excitement and said, completely ignoring the increasingly ugly expression on the face of his agent behind him.

As an idol himself, Wu Qian understands these fans' way of thinking all too well.

Therefore, Wu Qian did not find the little girl's behavior particularly strange.

It's just kneeling, isn't it?

What's the big deal.

You have to understand that his female fans would flock to him in order to get close to him, making him feel like he was choosing concubines every day.

These crazy, brainless fans don't even care about sacrificing themselves, let alone just kneeling down.

In Wu Qian's view, Lü Ming was now completely helpless.

If Lu Ming could have maintained some semblance of righteousness when he taught Fatty Du and Quan Zhilong a lesson, then he couldn't very well teach this teenage girl a lesson as well.

It's important to understand that while everyone else doesn't have a good impression of this little girl, it's absolutely unacceptable in traditional Chinese values ​​for an adult to discipline a teenager.

If Lü Ming were to actually lay a hand on this young girl, Wu Qian could easily guess what would happen next.

At that time, overwhelming public opinion will definitely drown out Lü Ming.

Moreover, this kind of public opinion is something that Lü Ming cannot face no matter what, and no amount of excellent works can change it.

After all, no matter what kind of public opinion Lü Ming encountered before, it always focused on Lü Ming's personality and work ability. So even though the public opinion was very serious, iQiyi still released Lü Ming's "Wu Xin: The Monster Killer".

But now it's completely different. If Lü Ming really makes a move against this girl, even Kiwi and Tencent Video, which trust Lü Ming so much, won't dare to support him anymore. It can be said that Lü Ming will be destroyed by the overwhelming public opinion.

More importantly, the entertainment industry is very realistic.

Because Lü Ming is currently a top celebrity in the Chinese entertainment industry, he has taken up a lot of other people's resources. In the past, everyone had no choice but to try to please Lü Ming.

However, once people see that Lü Ming might lose power, they will definitely push him to the brink and not let him off the hook.

However, if Lü Ming were to stand by and watch this young girl kneel down to Quan Zhilong again in front of him, then Lü Ming's previous act of disciplining Fatty Du would become a joke, and everyone would think that it was just a play put on by Lü Ming.

At that time, the backlash from public opinion will also have a significant impact on Lü Ming.

Although it may not be as severe as the previous outcome, it will still deal a heavy blow to Lü Ming's thriving career, and even if he can pull through, it will take a long time.

Therefore, in Wu Qian's view, the current situation is a dead end for Lü Ming, and no matter what Lü Ming chooses, the final result will not be good.

Wu Qian was very pleased with this situation!
If he could, Wu Qian would have wished that Lü Ming would die without a burial place.

"This is difficult to handle!"

Not only Wu Qian noticed the current situation, but Mi Jie, who was watching the live broadcast of this episode of "Asian King" with Dilraba, also quickly realized the situation and spoke to Dilraba beside her.

Compared to Sister Mi, who has experienced ups and downs in the entertainment industry for over a decade, Dilraba was immediately indignant about the young girl's behavior and didn't realize the situation Lü Ming was facing.

"Now what?"

Dilraba looked anxiously at Lü Ming on the screen and asked her sister Mi, hoping to get some comfort from her.

If she had known things would turn out this way, then when Lü Ming told her he wanted to participate in the "Asian King" program, even though she knew that what she said wouldn't make much of a difference, Dilraba would still have stood up to stop him.

Or if Dilraba had been there earlier, she would have calmed Lü Ming down and told him not to act impulsively.

"I do not know either!"

After hearing Dilraba's question, Honey thought for a moment, then shook her head helplessly.

Given the current situation, it's a complete dead end.

Even after more than a decade of ups and downs in the entertainment industry, I've never encountered a situation like this before. No matter what I choose, it's wrong. It's like taking a math exam on the college entrance exam. You know all the options are wrong, but you still have to choose the wrong answer.

No matter what choice Lü Ming makes, the final result will be unfavorable for him.

"Perhaps admitting defeat and leaving at this point would be the best option!"

After much deliberation, in Sister Mi's opinion, the best option for Lü Ming right now is to ignore the little girl's kneeling and leave the stage to prepare for the next performance.

Although it may be somewhat embarrassing and may cause dissatisfaction among viewers and netizens who may think that Lü Ming's behavior was just acting, at least the consequences are not that serious.

Netizens' memories have an expiration date. Once everyone has forgotten about these things, they won't have much impact on Lü Ming anymore.

The only problem might be that Lü Ming will have to retire and disappear for a while, which may even affect the carefully prepared web series "Candle in the Tomb: The Lost City".

However, compared to the consequences of physically disciplining the girl, this is the best solution that Sister Honey can think of.

"impossible!"

Upon hearing Sister Mi's words, Reba shook her head. This wasn't because Reba was dissatisfied with Sister Mi's suggestion, but because Reba knew perfectly well that Lü Ming would never do that.

Dilraba knows Lü Ming too well.

Lü Ming has never been one to back down from trouble; otherwise, he wouldn't have dared to attack Teacher Huang and Hong Lei without any hesitation when he was just a lowly Kalami.

After all, if Lü Ming had backed down back then, he probably wouldn't have offended Teacher Huang and Hong Lei.

But Lü Ming had never considered such a method.

In Lü Ming's mind, he was a fearless person who would not hesitate to do anything he believed was right.

Therefore, in Dilraba's opinion, even if Lü Ming knew that bowing down and admitting defeat would be the best choice for him, he still wouldn't do it.

"That's it!"

After hearing Reba's words, Sister Mi thought about it and somewhat agreed with Reba's opinion, that is, Lü Ming's reckless personality would never admit his mistakes or back down.

Although the smooth-talking Sister Mi sometimes didn't understand Lü Ming and the others' thoughts, she honestly admired Lü Ming's fearless personality and secretly wished she could support him in teaching them a lesson.

"fine!"

"I will always be with him!"

Dilraba said confidently, her face full of love as she looked at Lü Ming on the screen.

For Dilraba, what she liked was Lü Ming as a person, not some vague and intangible thing like power, talent, or wealth.

If Lü Ming were to choose to be resolute and teach that girl who wanted to kneel a lesson, Dilraba would not hesitate to stand behind him and support him.

Anyway, as a top female star in the industry, her earning power goes without saying.

Even if Lü Ming can no longer earn money, Reba's earnings will be enough for the two of them to live a comfortable life.

For Dilraba, earning that much money is of little significance; as long as she can be with Lü Ming, that's enough.

With all the money she's earned over the years, she'd be more than happy to leave the entertainment industry and open a coffee shop with Lü Ming in any small town.

Even Reba felt a little happy, knowing that if this really happened, the girls surrounding Lü Ming would leave him.

At that time, Lü Ming will truly belong to her alone.

Seeing Dilraba's resolute gaze, Sister Mi seemed to have guessed what Dilraba was thinking, and didn't say anything more.

Meanwhile, on the set of the TV series "Candle in the Tomb: The Lost City" in Xinjiang Province!

"I'll fly there right now!"

After their boss explained the situation, Nazha finally understood and anxiously wanted to take a plane to Xingcheng, where Hunan TV is located.

She wanted to stand behind Lü Ming and tell that nemesis.

No matter what choice Lü Ming makes, she will always support him.

Faced with the restless Nazha, Lu Hao was also very worried about Lü Ming, but he knew that the most important thing at this time was to calm Nazha down.

It's worth noting that while the location where their film crew was shooting wasn't exactly remote, it certainly wasn't bustling either, let alone having an airport nearby.

To fly to Xingcheng, one would need to drive for several hours to the provincial capital and then fly to Xingcheng. By the time Nazha arrives, the show will probably be over.

Not to mention that it's so late at night, if anything unexpected happens, Lu Hao will never forgive himself.

In Lu Hao's heart, Lü Ming was like a benefactor.

At the beginning, Lu Hao was just the director of that variety show. Looking at the entire entertainment industry, he was no different from the inconspicuous Xiao Kalami.

It was because of Lü Ming's appreciation that he was able to host and direct the wildly popular "Wu Xin: The Monster Killer," which propelled him from an unknown figure in the industry to a rising star director. He even received numerous invitations to direct big productions, allowing him to firmly establish himself in the directing world.

Furthermore, Lü Ming later entrusted him with directing the highly anticipated "Candle in the Tomb: The Lost City" project.

Given the current popularity of "Candle in the Tomb: The Lost City," it's sure to be another blockbuster once it's finished.

By then, Lu Hao will definitely be famous throughout the directing circle and will have firmly established himself in the industry.

Therefore, Lu Hao immediately reassured Nazha, telling her to have confidence in Lü Ming.

Although Lu Hao appeared confident as he comforted Nazha, to be honest, someone who had been in the entertainment industry for so long could see at a glance how unfavorable the situation was for Lü Ming. Even Lu Hao, who had always had great confidence in Lü Ming, was starting to lose faith.

"OK then!"

After hearing Lu Hao's reassuring words, Nazha's emotions eased slightly, but she still looked at the screen with a worried expression.

While Nazha was being calmed down, at the headquarters of Kiwi Fruit...

"Boss, should we keep this now?"

Thanks to Gangzi and his team's connections, Hunan TV split the online broadcasting rights for this episode of "Asian King" between iQiyi and Tencent Video.

Because of their confidence in Lü Ming, knowing that Lü Ming's participation in the program would definitely attract a lot of attention, Gangzi and his team started preparations very early.

Just as they had initially predicted, the show's popularity exploded the moment Lü Ming announced his participation in this episode of "Asian King of Pop," attracting countless people's attention and further boosting the already popular show's popularity.

Even their online live streams featuring kiwifruit and Penguin Video earned them a huge amount of sponsorship fees.

Gangzi originally only wanted to capitalize on the surge in online traffic. For Gangzi and his team, their real focus was still on "Candle in the Tomb: The Lost City," which was their top priority going forward.

But Gangzi and the others never expected that such a situation would occur on this episode of "Asian King of Pop".

This is not good news for Gangzi and his team.

It's important to know that Lü Ming is a key figure in their upcoming major investment project, "Candle in the Tomb: The Lost City." If he is boycotted because of his appearance on the "Asian King" program, it will have a huge impact on Gangzi, Kiwi, and Tencent Video.

This is not like the public opinion surrounding "Wu Xin: The Monster Killer" before its release; those opinions didn't actually have much impact.

But this time it's completely different. (End of Chapter)