A Joyful Boy: From Meeting the Drunk Song Qian

Unless he comes to his own senses, forcing him is completely useless.

Twenty minutes passed.

Everyone had mostly recovered and went to the locker room to change their clothes.

Yang Mi changed into the casual clothes she had worn that day.

He was wearing a small blazer.

Inside was a blue shirt and a pair of shorts.

A pair of snow-white thighs were exposed.

These are a few items that look completely mismatched.

They look somewhat similar when put together, especially with that big, black round hat.

Frog sunglasses.

Black face mask.

This is probably what they call fashion.

Deng Xiaoqi exclaimed in surprise, "Boss Yang, you actually prepared two sets of clothes?"

With just one sentence, everyone's attention was drawn to the clothes in Yang Mi's hands.

She was carrying two dance costumes.

If you look closely, the colors are still slightly different, something Su Chen is very aware of.

Just as Qiao Jingjing and the others were about to take a closer look, Yang Mi nervously pulled her clothes back inside.

"What are you looking at? It's like you don't have anything. Get out of here."

He walked quickly ahead of everyone while talking, and then disappeared at the end of the campus.

Deng Xiaoqi: "Did I... say something wrong?"

Deng Xiaoqi looked at the others with an innocent expression, and Su Chen patted his shoulder and shook his head.

He comforted him, saying, "Perhaps Mr. Yang is being too sensitive. He might be embarrassed to let others see these kinds of clothes because they are quite moisturizing."

"I see."

Cheng Shu twitched the corner of her mouth, barely suppressing the urge to kick him away, and said, "This time, don't forget what you promised me."

Su Chen paused.

He turned to her and said earnestly, "I really haven't forgotten."

Cheng Shu: "Hehe."

..

Can Su Chen forget what happened to Cheng Shu?

Of course you can forget.

If she hadn't brought it up, I would have completely forgotten about it.

Back in his dorm room, Su Chen closed the door, turned on his computer, and started working.

Su Chen had read the plot.

She knew that all of this was orchestrated by her ex-boyfriend's agency.

That guy just became famous.

If his girlfriend's relationship is exposed online, his popularity will drop rapidly.

Female fans are just that direct.

I don't like my idols getting married, especially those idols who rely on their looks.

If they directly asked him to break up with her, Cheng Shu might expose their relationship, so they chose this extreme method.

As long as Cheng Shu's reputation is tarnished, whatever she says online afterwards...

No one would believe it.

They have the complete video recordings of all of this, which are stored on the computer of the agency owner.

Very easy to find.

With a goal in mind, finding things was actually a piece of cake for Su Chen.

The next step was to upload what I had obtained to the internet.

And spread it out as quickly as possible.

Even if you wanted to suppress it, you couldn't.

Su Chen's hands moved like afterimages, rapidly typing on the keyboard.

After more than a year of strengthening.

Su Chen's hand speed had reached a terrifying level.

Even if an eagle came, it wouldn't be able to beat them.

A series of codes and software appeared and disappeared on the computer.

Less than 5 seconds.

Su Chen's software had already connected to a machine. He opened its disk and searched for video files.

The result was a long string of results.

Su Chen glanced down a few times and couldn't help but exclaim, "Wow, this agency is really something else! Sending men? Huh!~"

I initially thought it was just a talent agency, but I never imagined they'd been doing so many dirty things behind the scenes.

However, Su Chen had no intention of seeking justice for these people, since they were willing to sell.

Why did you stop me?

482: Now that the matter is public, does the internet really have a memory?

The internet has a memory.

However, if no one reminds you, it will only last for a maximum of 7 days.

It will be replaced by a new hot topic after 7 days.

People don't like to dwell too much on things that have already passed; it's a habit.

It is very difficult to change.

Therefore, many things are triggered when negative information is exposed, leading to a lot of discussion.

But when the injustice was finally redressed, hardly anyone went to see it.

Those who work for evening newspapers wouldn't care about these things at all.

What Su Chen needs to do is to try to connect these things together and make sure everyone sees it.

They need to know that they have slandered an innocent person.

As Su Chen pressed Enter.

A message was uploaded to Weibo via the internet, and shortly after it was posted, its reposts, comments, likes, and other metrics quickly surged.

It climbed to the top of the trending searches at an alarming speed.

Su Chen controlled it very well.

He wasn't placed in the top 10, but he hovered between 10 and 20.

As long as it attracts attention, that's fine.

What exactly turned a hardworking female celebrity into a disgraced one? Was it just a single video recording?

Just look at the title.

No one knew who they were talking about, or what the video mentioned was.

Many people clicked on it out of curiosity.

The above describes how Cheng Shu was targeted and includes a link to the previous trending topic.

The Weibo post also clearly highlighted the various negative aspects of the previous news story.

There is also video footage.

The complete video is also attached at the bottom of this article.

Many people asked their questions even before watching the video.

Who is this Cheng Shu? I don't recognize her at all. Is she a celebrity?

[He's a third-rate entertainer with no notable works. His most notorious incident seems to be being exposed for scandals, specifically for allegedly seducing a married man—I think it's the one mentioned in the post.]

Wow, someone dug up something from so long ago to prove it? Did they offend someone and are now preparing for a comeback?

[Although he was swaying a bit in the video, like he was drunk, it wasn't as exaggerated as described in the previous post.]