Nian Ueno

When Jiang Weixi returned to her dormitory, her three roommates looked at her with complicated expressions.

"What's wrong?" She sensed something was amiss.

Cheng Anuo lowered her eyes and carefully chose her words: "Xixi, someone has posted your name on the school wall."

Jiang Weixi frowned, her intuition telling her it wasn't a good thing.

No wonder I felt like people were pointing and whispering behind my back all the way back today.

"What did the school wall say about me?"

Her first thought was that her online dating chat had been exposed.

No way...

But...she has never shown her face, so even if there are photos, it can't prove that it's her...

Jiang Weixi was a little uneasy, her heart was in her throat, and her mind was filled with all sorts of thoughts.

If those photos were actually leaked, she would be completely ruined.

What should we do then?

No.

We must not admit it.

Jiang Weixi started racking her brains for a solution.

Cheng Anuo forwarded the post to her: "Xixi, look, the person in this photo looks like you. There must be some misunderstanding."

Upon hearing the word "photo," Jiang Weixi's heart skipped a beat.

What photo?

Could it really be that...?

She held her phone, her fingers trembling slightly, and nervously tapped the screen. For those few seconds, her heart pounded with anxiety.

I'm terrified that a full-body photo of her will suddenly pop up on the screen.

"call……"

Jiang Weixi breathed a slight sigh of relief after seeing the photo; thankfully, it wasn't a nude photo of her.

It turns out that she was photographed having dinner with Song Jingming, and she was also photographed getting out of a luxury car.

As long as it wasn't *that* thing, she was relieved.

She didn't think much of the photo; they maintained a normal social distance.

But the comments section was filled with very harsh insults.

When did R University become like this? Shouldn't this kind of person be expelled?

I know her. I'd heard before that she liked to mingle in certain circles, and now she's really messed up.

Isn't she that senior who makes social media content? She seems pretty normal in her videos...

【What's so normal about it? Didn't you see the style she wore in the video? It's obvious she's just trying to hook up with men.】

Wait, isn't she Ji Xingzhou's girlfriend from the Finance Department? Am I mistaken?

[The person upstairs is out of touch. They've already broken up. Ji Xingzhou is now dating someone who studied abroad...]

It seems that Jiang Weixi was dating several men at the same time, and Ji Xingzhou dumped her, which is why they broke up...

Jiang Weixi looked at the rumors and accusations in the comments section, curled her lips, her eyes filled with coldness, and sneered.

These people really have a vivid imagination and they're really good at making things up.

She responded directly with her main account: "What do these pictures prove? Since you're using your brains, think carefully. Don't just believe everything you hear."

The person in question personally stepped in to comment, throwing out a blunt remark that stirred up quite a stir, and the comment section exploded once again.

One vicious comment after another sprouted up like poisonous mushrooms after a rain.

Having been involved in social media for so long, Jiang Weixi could tell at a glance that someone in the comments section was stirring up trouble.

These commenters don't seem like R University students at all; they seem like paid trolls hired by someone.

Why should we let them slander us at will?

She plans to post an explanation of the background.

While she was editing the post, her social media video platform account also crashed.

I don't know who posted this online.

Her fans kept asking her if the story was true or false.

A large number of haters flooded the video's comment section instantly.

By the time Jiang Weixi finished editing the clarification post and recorded a video explaining the cause and effect, the matter had already taken off.

Many people in the comments section still tried to stir up trouble by questioning the veracity of her words, deliberately leading netizens to speculate in other directions, and even photoshopping her pictures.

[The photos are out, what's there to explain? I almost believed her.]

[I never expected her to be this kind of person. Turns out she was a kept woman, a mistress, trying to create this high-achieving, intellectual persona. Unfollow, unfollow.]

[That man looks like the president of an MCN media company? Is there some misunderstanding? Maybe the streamer is one of his artists?]

This comment was quickly buried.

Most of the comments with high likes were criticisms of Jiang Weixi.

In a normal superior-subordinate relationship, who would go to a hotel with their boss and get intimate?

[The evidence is irrefutable, so those people's fans should stop trying to defend it.]

See? The goddess you idolize is just a piece of trash played with by rich men.

Jiang Weixi remained unmoved by the overwhelming barrage of insults and negative comments from the other side, as this wasn't the first time she'd encountered such a situation.

She has already experienced a media storm following the previous incident involving Teacher Wei and the incident involving the beating of a pregnant woman.

She's caught in a media storm again. Although her behavior isn't exactly upright, she can calmly refute these fabricated accusations as long as that incident isn't exposed.

Jiang Weixi took screenshots to preserve evidence and hired a lawyer to sue those who insulted and spread rumors, as well as those who photoshopped images to defame her.

Then they contacted the hotel and retrieved the surveillance footage.

The surveillance footage is very clear.

She and Song Jingming met by chance, sat down and chatted for a few words before parting ways.

Even so, what was she doing at the hotel alone? She couldn't possibly be there to study, could she?

Why do you care what other people do? Who says a person can't go to a hotel? Can't they go to a hotel to rest if they want?

[I checked the hotel prices; the cheapest room costs over two thousand yuan a night. Where would a college student like me get that kind of money?]

[Exactly! Even if it's not the man in the picture, he's definitely being kept by some other rich guy. The hotel might even be booked by another man.]

In response to new questions raised by netizens.

Jiang Weixi produced the hotel bill to prove that she paid for the room herself.

Then he took out a video he had casually taken during his stay at the hotel, showing an aerial view of the night scene.

I originally intended to use this video as a source of everyday life material, but now I'm using it to prove that I only stayed at the hotel.

As for why an ordinary female college student like her could afford a hotel room costing several thousand yuan a night, she had already thought of a way to respond.

At this point, she had no choice but to bring up her wealthy aunt and her cousin who often introduced her to high society circles.

Furthermore, she already earns income as a short video blogger, and she is willing to disclose some of her backend data.

Jiang Weixi uploaded several screenshots to the video.

According to the fan distribution profile in her account's backend, her fan base is mainly young women with purchasing power at the S level.

There are also screenshots of income from the past month, including platform revenue sharing, Google collaborations, and product commissions.

The largest commission came from an advance payment from Yunrong Skincare.

Yunrong hasn't filmed her own video yet; she just received the product from the manufacturer today.

Jiang Weixi hadn't had a chance to film the video yet.

After the clarification video was released, she thought the comments section would focus on the reversal of the hotel incident, but netizens' attention went astray.

Attentive netizens noticed that she accepted advertisements.

[Wait, the blogger did an ad for Yunrong? You mean that old-brand domestic brand Yunrong? My mom used that brand for over ten years.]

[Yun Rong seems to be focusing on the youth market lately, having recruited several bloggers, and she's one of them?]

I noticed she hasn't posted any videos of Yunrong on her profile yet.

[Looking forward to the review. My sister said Yunrong's repair series is particularly good, and I want to see what the young bloggers think of the results.]

[Of course they'll speak up for the brand after getting paid. Can you trust product review videos? They're probably just heavily filtered and have skin smoothing turned up to the max.]

No matter what she says, GG is GG, and I don't believe anything the blogger says.

Taking advantage of the popularity of these videos, Jiang Weixi simply started her first live stream.