Which top celebrity doesn't support a few female stars?

From the moment Su Yuran suddenly made a public statement on Weibo to the moment she received support from countless netizens, only about an hour had passed.

Although Su Yuran only sided with Li Zhou, whose number of haters was unparalleled in the world, new netizens still spontaneously supported her one after another.

As time went on, top fans, haters, and casual observers all came to regard Su Yuran as a kind of "spiritual pillar".

Specifically, this manifests in the fact that he says everything in Su Yuran's Weibo comment section, for example...

"Since Su Yuran has stood up to support Li Zhou, I think it's time for things to come to a conclusion. We're not investigating a case, nor are we judges..."

"That makes sense. Let me start by saying that those smear articles about my brother Zhou weren't as effective as our usual smear campaigns; it's clearly the work of someone in the industry..."

"We've been tracing the source for so long, and all the information points to Xiao Song. He suddenly bought smear articles, and after the matter was exposed, he pretended to be a rational and objective person..."

"Song Mingche's fans should hide for now. Let's go and hurl some insults. We basically know the truth of the matter, so let's leave it at that!"

"..."

Netizens with different online identities discussed their next steps directly in the comment section of Su Yuran's Weibo post.

The subsequent development and outcome of this public opinion event were written in a matter of minutes.

Just like Li Zhou's previous opinion, not to mention Xiao Heizi, even izhou didn't think it was a very negative thing.

House collapse?

No matter how you calculate it, there's still a Milky Way in between.

The reason why iZhou and his haters got involved when the public opinion suddenly became so intense was because they thought the actions of the Chinese entertainment industry were outrageous. How could they think they could take down Li Zhou with just some fabricated negative articles? What did they take them, the haters?!

Ironically, this simple matter is something that even top star Song Mingche can't understand, and many people in the Chinese entertainment industry are afraid of getting into trouble.

This is not a case of being blinded by a single leaf.

According to Li Zhou, "These celebrities in the Chinese entertainment industry, including top stars, simply don't understand the value of becoming an overnight sensation only to be universally hated online!"

"I, Li, the only top-tier celebrity with both controversy and popularity, am someone who climbed to the top step by step—someone who would dare to try and cause trouble for me?"

I don't know what it means to have more talent than expertise than hard work.

...

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As netizens quickly devised their plans, the direction of entertainment public opinion underwent a dramatic change.

First, some netizens presented facts and reasoned arguments, stating that this incident of entertainment industry insider buying smear articles was entirely initiated by Song Mingche's team.

Secondly, one group of netizens only expressed their emotions, saying that the fighting was their own business, that Zhou Ge deserved to die, but the troublemakers deserved to die even more.

Finally, one group of netizens directly pressed Song Mingche's head down, forcing him to admit his mistake, without offering any nonsense or reasoning.

Suddenly, it seemed as if all the online bullying was directed at Song Mingche, the top celebrity.

Song Mingche's team immediately informed Song Mingche's manager, Sister Yu, and asked her to keep Song Mingche away from the internet as much as possible.

Unfortunately, as a top celebrity, Song Mingche was very well-informed and learned the news very quickly.

Sister Yu could only watch helplessly as Song Mingche scrolled through Weibo with a livid face...

After a long silence, Song Mingche asked casually, "Why has public opinion suddenly changed like this?"

Although Sister Yu knew that Song Mingche didn't want to hear the whole story, she still explained it to him in detail.

Afterwards, Sister Yu reiterated the team's analysis: "We found inside information about Shengshi Entertainment. Li Zhou is now the honorary executive vice president of Shengshi Entertainment, wielding immense power..."

"He has complete access to the resources of Shengshi Entertainment..."

"Our analysis suggests that Li Zhou is intentionally stirring up public opinion, and judging from the current situation, he is probably trying to promote Su Yuran."

The final conclusion is easy to analyze... simply follow the principle of "whoever benefits is suspected".

After listening, Song Mingche remained silent for a long time before finally speaking, "I wanted to target Li Zhou, that's true, but my approach was wrong..."

Why would Li Zhou, who is already a top celebrity known for both his controversial and controversial past, care about negative press or smear articles?

And so on, and so forth...

At 5:57 PM, Song Mingche's studio suddenly released a public statement solely on Weibo.

Statements are a common image format in the Chinese entertainment industry; the text is quite long, but the general meaning is relatively simple...

"We are innocent."

"But everyone is suspicious of us, and we will conduct a self-examination and rectification..."

"Please stop cyberbullying..."

"Please stop your malicious slander against us..."

"..."

Even Song Mingche's fans found this statement unacceptable, but...

They still had to help save face.

Other groups, such as fans of various celebrities and netizens, were not "completely wiped out".

No other domestic entertainment industry figures have jumped in.

Thus, the week-long "upheaval" in the entertainment industry came to an abrupt end.

It wasn't exactly a case of starting strong but ending weak; it was more like a complete mess.

The final result is also quite simple...

1. Song Mingche will continue to be affected by this wave of negative public opinion in the short term.

2. Song Mingche's accounts on various platforms have lost a significant number of active followers.

3. It made the Chinese entertainment industry understand the true value of being a unique, controversial top star.

4. Popular star Su Yuran's popularity continues to soar.

The quantifiable data shows that Su Yuran's Weibo followers have increased to 1650 million.

A Weibo post with a million likes, a million reposts, and a million comments

They can be considered the only winner.

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As the online buzz gradually subsided, many netizens also lost interest.

It's dinnertime again, and suddenly I feel a bit of a loss of appetite.

After a period of boredom, some netizens suddenly found a new source of amusement:

"So... what exactly has Brother Zhou been busy with for almost a month without any public appearances?"

Nothing fun to do, let's play with my brother Zhou.jpg

Once the first netizen finds something new to have fun with, countless other netizens will naturally follow suit.

Therefore, Li Zhou "had no choice" but to update his Weibo status...

Thanks for the invitation. I'm still very busy, but I feel honored that you all think of me when you're bored, so...

I've decided to share something good with you all...

You might not believe it, but although it's common knowledge that I'm semi-illiterate, I'm over 20 years old, and everyone thinks I've accomplished nothing. So I often can't help but imagine myself as a writer...

So, I've been secluded and working hard on my creative work lately, and I've finally written a song that I believe is capable of leading the way in Chinese music...

It's just been released online, feel free to look it up if you're interested (don't ask me why I'm not telling you the song title, I'm fucking happy to)...

In short, if this new song is fucking bad, you fucking guys can come and fuck me, Li!

P.S.: I didn't sing this.

It seems that Li Zhou went around in circles and talked a lot of nonsense, but still couldn't avoid personally promoting the product.

However, it must be admitted that after such a long and tedious process, netizens almost subconsciously developed a strong sense of curiosity.

However, curiosity is often the beginning of succumbing...

"My brother Zhou can write songs? That's like saying my dog ​​can make money—it's unbelievable!"

"Li Zhou, what are you doing, being so coy? If you're so capable, just tell me the song title, and I promise I won't curse you out..."

"If any of you brothers find this new song, please share it! I can't wait to give my brother Zhou a shout-out..."

"..."

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