I'm a web novelist, and you want me to work in the entertainment industry?

In the following days, Cheng Che did not do anything else.

Although he suspected that most of the things he had recently encountered were being stirred up by someone behind the scenes, he ultimately had no direct evidence and could not prove it.

It's possible that the official Weibo account thought he had a lot of traffic, which is why they gave him more exposure.

So for the next three days, he continued his regular life—eating three meals a day, writing at least 1 words every day during his live stream, and calling Tian Xiwei whenever he had free time.

He also made sure to go online every day to check for any new developments or updates about himself on the internet...

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And so, three days later...

December 5th, Crazy Thursday.

Suitable for receiving wealth, offering sacrifices, eliminating pests, hunting, and vme50.

It is taboo to open a business, break ground, or carry out burials.

Around nine o'clock in the morning, Cheng Che got up, ate breakfast, sat down in the living room, and picked up his phone.

A heated discussion took place in a WeChat group called "Who is the big villain?", which included Cheng Che, Tian Xiwei, Xiao Tang, and Sister Zhang.

Xiao Tang: Brother Che, although there is still no substantial proof, after these past few days, it can be basically confirmed that recently someone has been "helping" you buy traffic and online trolls.

Sister Zhang: This episode is amazing! There are still too many rich people in the entertainment industry. Wouldn't it be better to spend this money on your own artists?

Tian Xiwei: They haven't actually spent a lot of money, since the scale of their operation isn't particularly large yet.

Cheng Che: Tsk tsk tsk, this day has finally come.

Over the past three days, this is roughly how things have unfolded...

Since Cheng Che posted his appeal to fans to use the internet responsibly on Weibo and Chinese websites three days ago.

The atmosphere in the book review section of Chinese websites has clearly improved.

At first, there were occasionally some people, whether they were genuine fans or not, who would post comments in the comment section that went against Cheng Che's expectations.

However, the website operators and Cheng Che took a very tough stance this time, permanently banning anyone who made a similar comment.

So, in just one night, the unhealthy trends in the comments section were almost completely eradicated.

While the situation on the Chinese website has been contained, the situation on the gambling side shows no improvement whatsoever.

For the past three days, "Wenyuan Scholar" has been posting blogs of at least 500 words or more every day at fixed times to criticize Cheng Che.

Cheng Che's "fans" also regularly appeared in the other party's comment section, using extremely vicious language to insult him.

Every time, "Scholar Wenyuan" would argue his case with reason, but the other side was simply too numerous and powerful, and he was repeatedly defeated.

Over the course of a few days, despite being the "villain" in theory, he was inexplicably portrayed as a tragic hero, making Cheng Che seem like some kind of heinous villain.

As for why they could conclude from these phenomena that someone was likely behind it all...

the reason is simple.

When anyone gains popularity online, they will have fans, and these fans come in all shapes and sizes, inevitably including some who are like die-hard fans.

These types of fans are often among the most combative in the fan community; they are willing to do almost anything to protect their favorite stars.

When someone criticizes your celebrity, it's considered "mild" to just shut them up. But if you encounter someone with a really bad temper, it's not uncommon for them to post photos of the entire family of the person who criticized you.

But all of this is predicated on the fact that the celebrities you like tacitly approve of you doing these things.

Given that Cheng Che has explicitly stated that true fans should refrain from attacking others, yet there are still "fans" who continue to go against his wishes... How many of these people are truly his fans?

Moreover, ever since Cheng Che appeared in the public eye, he has always been closely associated with Tian Xiwei.

It's normal for him to have some solo fans, but it's very abnormal for so many solo fans to suddenly appear.

Therefore, in conclusion, those Cheng Che "fans" who stir up trouble online every day are clearly not real Cheng Che fans.

Cheng Che: What do you think is the reason for this situation, and what is the purpose behind it?

Cheng Che: This is so hard to guess!

Tian Xiwei: You've disturbed too many people's interests. They want to ruin your public image and kick you back to the online literature circle.

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Sister Zhang: You're always so flamboyant on the internet, and you still haven't signed with a company. It was only expected that this day would come.

Sister Zhang: Why don't you sign with our company now? Before the public opinion explodes, there's still time!

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The entertainment industry is full of interpersonal relationships, but it is also full of infighting and deceit.

When a piece of fat like Cheng Che appears, everyone wants to take a bite, but if they can't get a bite, they have to find a way to kick that piece of fat away.

After all, to put it bluntly, having someone who is good-looking, talented, and humorous...

Who would still support trainees from other entertainment companies who have just debuted, are somewhat good-looking but whose looks are questionable, have some talent but are unpredictable, or have some character but whose integrity is uncertain?

Being handsome isn't your fault, but coming to the entertainment industry to grab a share of the pie is!

Tian Xiwei: Sis, stop messing around, we're talking about serious matters!

Sister Zhang: 6.

Xiao Tang: Brother Che, I think we should pay more attention to this matter.

Xiaotang: Although the fans are not your fans, you really made an appeal, but as the saying goes, "one fan is worth ten haters", and netizens have always believed that idols should pay the price for their fans' actions.

Xiao Tang: The other party will definitely increase their investment in the future, praise you everywhere, and then belittle others. If this continues, your public image will really be ruined.

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Damn it, all of you are messing around here!

She was the only assistant diligently and thoughtfully considering how to deal with the current situation.

If Brother Che doesn't give me a raise this time, I'm going to rebel!

Tian Xiwei: Xiaotang makes a good point. Cheng Che, what are your plans?

My plan... Cheng Che smiled crookedly.

After waiting for so long, Xiao Heizi finally revealed his true colors.

His plan, of course, was to cooperate with the other party!

Think about it, being pranked is such a fun thing!

The other party probably wanted to ruin his public image because they realized that there was really nothing bad to say about him.

After careful consideration, Cheng Che realized that there were only three aspects he could approach the issue from.

First, there's the level of online literature; second, the level of the entertainment industry; and third, the level of emotions.

At most, we can add something else, like the "Scholar Wenyuan" who led the criticism a few days ago about greed.

The problem is, it seems there's not a single one of these areas that he can't handle...

Of course, even so, Cheng Che would not underestimate his opponent.

He will take the upcoming storm very seriously.

But before that, please let him help the other party out first!