Entertainment: A whirlwind marriage with a fairy-like mother at the start!

Yu Le stood there, touching his nose.

That girl runs faster than a rabbit.

The crisp sound of "Dad" seemed to still echo in the air.

Yu Le smacked his lips, feeling incredibly comfortable and almost ethereal.

If those otaku guys who call their wives "wife" in later generations knew this, they'd probably drown him in their spittle.

However, as comfortable as it may be, there's still business to be done.

Now that his daughter has accepted him, the father naturally has to support her and make her life better.

Back in her room, Yu Le pulled up a chair and sat down in front of the computer.

The cold, white light from the screen shone on his face, dispelling the earlier mockery and replacing it with a cold expression.

On the screen, those obscene words were still scrolling.

The entertainment sections of major forums such as Tianya, Mop, and Xici Hutong were almost completely flooded with posts.

All the criticisms point to the same logic: Liu Yifei is young and has incredible resources, so she must have a sugar daddy behind her, and that sugar daddy is an old, ugly, and perverted rich businessman.

Some people even fabricated detailed stories, including the surname of the "sugar daddy."

Yu Le squinted, his gaze sweeping over the few IDs that were jumping the most enthusiastically.

[Entertainment Gossip], [Beijing Insider], [Insider Guru]

These accounts posted at the same time, had highly similar writing styles, and even made the same typos.

This is the online army in 2003.

It's crude and primitive, lacking the sophisticated character development and emotional manipulation of later works; it relies entirely on the tactic of mass repetition.

Yu Le curled a cold smile at the corner of his mouth, clicked the mouse, and directly switched to the homepage of the website called "Entertainment Big Mouth".

This account has millions of views on Sina Blog, making it a top-tier influencer.

Browsing through historical updates.

The previous post praised Xu Wei's new album "Rebirth from the Ashes" as a savior of the Chinese music scene.

The previous post was a disparaging comment about the Yuquan duo, saying they had lost their creative spark.

Scroll back further...

Six months ago, this account posted a high-profile update about its in-depth cooperation with "Xinghe Culture Media Co., Ltd."

Galaxy Culture Media?

Yu Le's fingers flew across the keyboard, opening the business registration website—although the database these days was rudimentary, it was more than enough to check the relationship between parent and subsidiary companies.

Input: Xinghe Culture Media.

Press Enter.

When the page refreshes, the shareholder information section prominently displays the following words:

Beijing Star Sea Entertainment Co., Ltd.

It was indeed an old acquaintance.

Yu Le leaned back in his chair, his eyes filled with amusement.

Although he had expected it, the undeniable evidence still made him find it somewhat amusing.

It seems that my album sales are so strong that they've threatened some people's interests; plus, I rejected their offer to sign Liu Qianqian back then, so I'm settling old scores with them?

If he remembers correctly, the person who came to sign the contract was named Tang Hui, right?

Yu Le had long forgotten about that trivial matter, but he didn't expect this person to have such a good memory and such a narrow mind.

Since the other party has made a move, I have no choice but to accept it.

He opened the Sina blog registration page.

I registered an account.

Nickname: Yu Le.

Synopsis: An ordinary but handsome guy whose dream is to be a salted fish.

Profile picture: I just grabbed a handsome photo that Liu Qianqian secretly took of me.

Click to confirm. Registration successful.

Everything is ready.

Yu Le stretched his stiff neck, and his joints made a cracking sound.

On the screen, the marketing account called "[Entertainment Big Mouth]" was still going on a rampage, with its latest post published ten minutes ago. The accompanying picture was a blurry image of a person's back, and the text was extremely provocative:

[Exclusive Deep Dive! Liu Yifei's sugar daddy is suspected to be a real estate tycoon from southern China, over fifty years old, balding and greasy, who reportedly spent millions to invest in a film crew just to win her smile! It's said that this sugar daddy has a peculiar fetish; Liu Yifei brought her own van to the set specifically for convenience…]

The hundred words that follow are all indescribable hints.

In the comments section, a group of paid trolls are having a blast.

[Disgusting! So dirty at only sixteen!]

This kind of person should get out of the entertainment industry!

[My heart aches for our Zhiying, having to act alongside these low-profile actors!]

Yu Le looked at the words with no expression on his face, but lightly clicked the mouse twice with his finger.

Forward.

Accompanying text.

[Salted Fish: @EntertainmentBigMouthEditor, keep making things up. Over fifty? Balding and greasy? Special fetishes? Are you introducing yourself? I know you're doing this for money, but can you at least be a little more professional and open your eyes wider when doing background checks? Since everyone's so curious about who I am, I'll introduce myself.]

Click send.

Without pausing, he immediately began editing a second long blog post.

The title is simple and direct: "Some Clarifications Regarding 'Godfathers,' 'Sugar Daddies,' and 'Patrons.'"

The main text is as follows:

[To all the onlookers, and to the online trolls still working late into the night to hurl insults, thank you for your hard work.]

I am Yu Le, also known as the "mysterious sugar daddy" you're talking about.

First, regarding "sugar baby" relationships.

That's right, I did cover all of Ms. Liu Yifei's needs for food, clothing, housing, and transportation.

I bought the clothes she wore, I cooked the meals she ate, I paid her school tuition, and sometimes I even drove the car she took when she went out.

But this is not called being kept.

This is called raising children.

Because I have the certificate!

Secondly, regarding "godfather".

This title sounds too江湖 (jianghu, meaning the world of martial arts and chivalry), I don't like it.

Legally, I am Ms. Liu Yifei's rightful father; on the household registration book, I am the head of the household; in daily life, I am the unlucky dad who will cry if I don't make her braised pork.

Finally, regarding "balding old men over fifty".

I am 33 years old this year, with thick hair and good health. Although I consider myself just an ordinary handsome guy, I am still quite far from being "bald".

To prevent some trolls from saying I have "no evidence, no proof," I am attaching the evidence here.

P.S.: Spreading rumors and forwarding them over 500 times will result in legal consequences. @EntertainmentBigMouth, are you enjoying this wave of traffic? The lawyer's letter is on its way, remember to sign for it.

At the end of the article, a high-resolution image was included.

The background of the photo is that familiar European-style bed...

Two bright red marriage certificates were laid out on the bed.

On the opened page, a photo of Yu Le and Liu Xiaoli is clearly visible.

In the photo, Yu Le is wearing a white shirt, looking handsome and tall, with a faint smile on his lips; Liu Xiaoli is gentle and dignified, her eyes full of happiness.

The two of them leaned their heads together.

The stamp was clearly imprinted on the photo, its red color glaringly obvious.

Next to the marriage certificate, there was also a family photo.

It was the same picture that accompanied the "Universally Invincible Handsome Man and His Two Family Members" on New Year's Eve.

Yu Le checked it over and confirmed that there were no typos or vulnerabilities that could be exploited.

The Enter key was slammed down.

Sent successfully.