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The room on the east side of the Lu family villa, towards the back.

A group of young girls sat in a circle in the room, having a quiet meeting.

The live broadcast footage from the afternoon was reviewed.

Today, they capitalized on Lu Jia's live stream to ride the wave of popularity of top influencers, effectively stepping one foot into the world of internet celebrities.

Information and photos about them are now trending online.

Including the buzz surrounding their battle with the muscular man at the Gu family home, combined with the fact that even top-tier celebrities haven't achieved the same level of popularity with these fourteen hashtags, it's impossible to make them famous.

Li Rui spoke first: "The boss is so supportive of us, we absolutely cannot let him down. If we're going to do it, we should do it to the best of our ability and be in the best possible condition. We can't let the boss and Xinghai Entertainment lose face in the slightest."

Wu Kexin nodded: "We don't need to put on too much of a show. The more we try to force it, the easier it is to backfire. Just be calm, natural, generous, down-to-earth, and sincere."

"Yes, yes, yes."

"And most importantly, anyone who has any hidden dirt on them should immediately confess and report it."

Li Rui looked at everyone seriously: "Don't hide anything, otherwise it will be exposed after you become famous, and your career will collapse. Not only will you be forgotten, but you will also implicate your boss and Xinghai Entertainment. Don't blame me, Li Rui, for not showing sisterly affection then."

These words immediately made the atmosphere in the room more somber.

Zhang Qing was the first to raise her hand in affirmation: "I have no scandals. I've been a model student since I started school, attending classes and doing practice problems every day, with extracurricular activities galore. My days were packed, and I didn't even have time to go shopping before graduation."

"I don't have any either."

"I don't have any either."

Wang Hanzhi obediently raised her hand and asked, "So what exactly counts as 'dirt'?"

Li Rui explains the high-risk triggers for online scandals: "It's very simple. The most common types of negative information online that easily backfire fall into a few categories: relationship scandals, early romances, chaotic private lives, and leaked intimate photos. Once these are exposed, they are easily amplified and sensationalized."

Also, youthful ignorance leading to inappropriate online statements, including swearing, participating in cyberbullying, and displaying distorted values, all qualify as high-risk negative content.

In addition, there are minor offenses like skipping class, lying, vanity, and scheming, which may seem insignificant to ordinary people, but become serious issues that can lead to scrutiny and legal trouble once they become public knowledge.

Zhao Qinqin chimed in: "That's right. These little things are insignificant when you're not popular, but once you have some buzz and fans, even the smallest thing will be magnified. If there's a problem, report it now so we can handle it together and avoid a sudden collapse that could implicate the boss."

A brief silence fell over the room.

Liu Xiaotang, Wang Ting, and Ni Fei exchanged a glance and hesitated for a moment.

Three little hands hesitantly and slowly rose up.

Wang Ting spoke first: "I had a boyfriend when I was in school, but we broke up a year ago. Back then, we would occasionally go out shopping or have a meal together on weekends, and we took some photos together. I don't know if there will be any problems?"

Zhang Qing: "As for photos, it depends on the type of photo. Nowadays on the internet, a single photo can be used to create dozens of different stories, which are hard to refute."

Wang Ting: "No, they're just normal travel photos."

Li Rui took out a small notebook and began to write: "No intimate photos, no inappropriate guidance, it's all old news and doesn't count as scandalous material. I'll write it down and tell Fang's agent later."

Liu Xiaotang: "When I was in junior and senior high school, I dated and even did some non-mainstream makeup, but we weren't overly intimate."

My ex-boyfriend posted a lot of sentimental captions, sad quotes, and those unflattering selfies with thick bangs at terrible angles on his QQ space... I don't know if he deleted them or not.