Quick Transmigration: So the Green Tea Sister Stole the Male Lead

Shao Li had expected You Fu to reject him; after all, the young anchorwoman seemed very naive and unworldly. It was normal for her to feel apprehensive when he suddenly said he would promote her to a big star.

But Shao Li did not expect that You Fu's reason for refusing was so trivial, which was completely unexpected.

Shao Li was impatient and had a sharp tongue, but he saw great potential in You Fu and was confident in her bright future in the entertainment industry. So he patiently persuaded her, "These are all minor issues. As long as you work hard, don't do bad things, and don't become a disgraced artist, why would so many people have nothing better to do than criticize you every day? You can rest assured that as long as you have the intention, I will personally guide you. I guarantee that all the resources you need will be the ones you need most, and I won't let you do unsuitable work that would give people something to talk about."

Yu Fu didn't care about any of that. She nitpicked at Shao Li's few words: "The point that not many people are criticizing me is that there are still some people who are criticizing me."

Shao Li: "..."

Shao Li: "This is of course the case for artists."

With the internet so developed, no one with exposure can be liked by everyone.

Shao Li added, "It's the same for you as a streamer now. Although many big spenders support you, there will also be people who don't like you."

Before Shao Li finished speaking, he felt as if the girl opposite him was a kitten whose tail had been stepped on, and he hallucinated a white cat dumpling with its fur standing on end.

Yuf was furious, but with a natural reverence for her boss's position, she simply retorted sharply, "Then you're right, boss. I can't even stand being disliked by a small group of people now. Do you think I can handle being disliked by even more people when I become a star? I know, you just hate me. You want to see me tortured. You're practically murdering me!"

Shao Li: "...?"

I've never found Chinese so difficult to understand in my entire life.

He kindly wanted to turn a pretty young girl into a big star, but the livestreamer on the other end used a series of deductions to implicate him as a premeditated murderer.

Moreover, the more they talked, the more sarcastic and awkward they became, even using the formal "you" in their address.

Shao Li couldn't help but turn cold and stern: "It's only natural to suffer a bit if you want to become famous."

Yuf immediately retorted, "I didn't want to be famous!"

Shao Li was speechless, frowning as he stared at You Fu, who was looking away with a disgruntled expression, as if she were a difficult math problem.

Fame, money, and the admiration of the world—aren't these things everyone wants?

He served all of these to Yuf, practically feeding her directly into her little mouth, but she didn't appreciate it.

It's just a few insignificant negative comments from passersby. What does it matter to her? She can just ignore them.

Shao Li didn't know where he got such a good temper. He hadn't said a single harsh word to You Fu so far. He even took a step back: "The company will handle this for you. Public opinion control and public relations resources will be prioritized for you. We will ensure that you don't see any bad comments."

Yuf doesn't like flatbread; she's from the South.

She gave a slightly sharp retort: ​​"So you mean you can control the brains and limbs of all humanity, preventing anyone in the world from giving me a bad review?"

Shao Li: "...Don't be unreasonable."

Yuf pouted and whispered, "Tch, big talker."

Shao Li said in a deep voice, "What did you say? Speak louder."

Yuf was startled, cowered, and immediately cried out, "Boss, I said you're a big liar, a wicked man who lies all the time, and you only prey on naive young girls like me!"

When they were frightened, the things they said became even more outrageous, and even more so.

Shao Li felt a terrible headache.

Shao Li fell silent, and You Fu didn't have anything to say to him either. Seeing Shao Li pinching his brow and closing his eyes in thought, she secretly took out her phone and started playing.

She opened WeChat and found many messages, so she casually swiped to the top chat window.

[Burning Wilds]: [Transfer]

[Burning Wilds]: Don't use your phone these next couple of days, go out and have some fun.

[Burning Wilds]: You haven't been paid yet, have you? I'll transfer some money to you first.

[Burning Wilds]: If you don't want to stream tonight, then don't. I'll talk to the guild for you.

[Soft and fluffy cream puff]: What's wrong? Why don't you stop broadcasting it?

At this moment, Yuf noticed that someone was still adding her as a friend.

It's fish bones.

And he even pretended to be concerned, saying things like, "Are you alright?" and "Don't take stupid things to heart."

Yuf suspiciously added the fish bones back.

[Fishbone]: The young lady has finally responded!

[Fish Bone]: [Link]

[Fishbone]: My company recently developed an island; would you like to go, Miss?

[Fishbone]: Don't worry, I won't go. You can bring your friend.

Yuf began to scrutinize the dialog box with a critical and skeptical look.

Unsolicited kindness is always suspicious, and she suspected that Fishbone had no good intentions at all.

[Cream Puff Soft and Fluffy]: What did you do? What did you do to offend me?

[Fishbone]: How dare I?

[Fishbone]: I'm as well-behaved as an egg now.

[Fishbone]: It's nothing. I just think you've been working too hard these past few days, you should get some rest.

Yuf agrees with this point; her work is indeed too hard, and her calves ache from standing and waiting for her older brother to get her tickets.

However, both Fishbone and Wilderness told her to go out and play instead of streaming, which clearly means something happened and they wanted her to lay low for a while.

She's just usually low-key; when she gets really smart, she's a master detective.

Yuf was smug and casually clicked into a social media platform. She glanced at her own comment section, and just one look was enough to send shivers down her spine; the top comments were all insults directed at her.