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

At 10 p.m., Cheng Che returned to his room.

His WeChat account is unusually active right now, with many people sending him messages.

Ms. Lin had over twenty unread messages at the top of the list, all expressing concern for him.

Cheng Che comforted her for a while, and even made a video call to reassure her that he was not really affected.

On the Chinese website, Deadly Blade sent a message, as did several of his close author friends.

Cheng Che replied to each of them.

Finally, Tian Xiwei also sent her condolences.

King Oda: Are you alright?

Cheng Che thought for a moment and then started typing.

Cheng Che: Very good, full of energy and excited.

Tian Xiwei replied instantly.

King Oda:? ? ? ?

Oda: Are you out of your mind?

……

Cheng Che: What are you talking about? This is such a fun thing! I'm more than happy about it!

"????"

Tian Xiwei inexplicably imagined the tone of Cheng Che's voice when he said those words.

And it only took 0.25 seconds to determine that Cheng Che was likely telling the truth.

Oda: So, what are your plans for dealing with this next?

King Oda: You can tell me if you need anything.

Cheng Che: I plan to post a debate on Weibo with a group of scholars.

Cheng Che: Thanks for your concern, but there's nothing I need. Actually, I should apologize to you; I accidentally dragged you into this.

Tian Xiwei knew he was referring to the negative stories online that said he had been trying to piggyback on her fame.

Oda: You don't need to apologize to me, it's not your fault.

Oda: And to be honest, I'm the one who ruined this for you.

Cheng Che: Huh?

Tian Xiwei, speaking from the perspective of someone in the industry, began to patiently explain to him.

King Xiaotian: The rumors about you are spreading like wildfire online, and suddenly you've dragged me into this. It's not only to muddy the waters and make it harder to clarify things, but also to attract more hatred towards you.

Yeah, especially, it stirs up hatred among her male fans...

Of course, Tian Xiwei was too embarrassed to say this, but she felt that Cheng Che should understand.

Cheng Che: I understand, and I am deeply shocked.

King Oda: You go ahead and get busy. Feel free to contact me anytime if you need anything, since I also bear some responsibility for this matter.

Cheng Che: Okay.

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Tian Xiwei stared at her phone screen, hesitating for a long time.

Finally, she took a deep breath, as if she had made up her mind.

She opened Weibo and logged into her verified Weibo account, which belonged to the celebrity Tian Xiwei.

Edit and send a Weibo post.

She then silenced her phone, covered her head with the blanket, and waited for the storm to break from her agent's end.

……

Cheng Che has a Weibo account, which was registered and verified by the Chinese website a few months ago, mainly for promoting his novels.

With just over a hundred thousand followers, the last time I logged in was the last time.

The latest Weibo post is a repost from a few days ago, an announcement from a Chinese website promoting the online release of "Wings of Mourning".

He recalled that there were only a few hundred comments at the time.

But now... it's already over ten thousand.

The latest top comment comes from an unfamiliar account.

"So Cheng Che was the bottom all along? He plagiarized in his book, got his TV appearances pre-arranged, and was a scumbag in college. How come his Weibo account hasn't been banned yet?"

There were hundreds of replies below, all of them supportive.

Cheng Che looked at it for a while and felt that the attack power was just so-so, not much stronger than his own book review section.

He continued scrolling down and was surprised to find that quite a few people were actually speaking up for him. They seemed to be his book fans, arguing with those mindless netizens who were criticizing him.

Unfortunately, this is a gambling den, and the opposing side has a large and powerful force, putting the book lovers at a significant disadvantage.

Cheng Che was a little touched, thinking to himself that he would start updating Long San when he got home, and use a fulfilling story to move everyone.

And it's the kind of emotion that will move you to tears!

He left the comments section and began editing the post.

"Regarding the recent false rumors circulating on Weibo about me."

"I hereby solemnly clarify: those are not rumors, they are all true!"

"To help everyone better understand what happened, I, as one of the parties involved, will now explain the story behind each piece of information."

……

"First, Cheng Che was a scumbag in college."

"Yes, that's right, that's it."

"I am deeply saddened by this matter. I have indeed let down many people's feelings. Because I was too outstanding during my university years and was so focused on my studies, I did not give my classmates a chance to pursue me. I feel very guilty."

Ms. Lin, who was far away in Shanghai, saw this shameless comment and was 100% convinced that her shameless son was truly unaffected by public opinion.

……

"Secondly, 'Fireworks Fade Easily' was not Cheng Che's original work, but was purchased from a ghostwriter."

"Sigh, I didn't expect that even though I hid it so well, you netizens still found out."

"Okay, I'll lay my cards on the table. This song was bought by 'Cheng Che' through a ghostwriter named 'Zero.' Since this kid's novels can make it into the top ten trending searches, it's only natural that his songs can too, right?"

"If any netizens think I'm talking nonsense, you're welcome to provide evidence to prove that I didn't buy this song from 'Zero'."

In a small fishing village a dozen kilometers away, Grandpa Xie was contemplating whether he should also go and read Cheng Che's novel.

Oh, and you can also go to the comments section of his novel and urge him to release "Fireworks Fade Easily" soon!

……

"Thirdly, Zero's novel 'Dragon Raja' is also suspected of plagiarism."

"I admit that I did plagiarize a book called 'Xinghua Dictionary'. I'm not exaggerating when I say that almost all of the content in the entire 'Dragon Raja' is plagiarized from it. I hope its author can forgive me."

In a rented room near the headquarters of the Chinese website, Duomingdao was greatly shocked by the words in front of him, feeling that Zero Master's ability to talk nonsense had reached its peak.

No wonder he was always manipulated by Master Ling whenever he urged him to update.

……

"Fourthly, Cheng Che was arrogant and looked down on many people when he was in college, so he didn't know Shen Han."

"I think this point should be broken down into two parts. The first part is that I looked down on many people when I was in college, which is true."

"When I was in college, I was young and arrogant, and I looked down on those classmates who didn't work hard to hone their basic skills and instead thought about taking shortcuts to become famous overnight."

"In the second part, I don't know Shen Han, yes, that's right."

In room number 2 of the villa, Shen Han trembled with anger upon seeing these words.

He dares to mock me?

They're mocking me for not studying hard in college and signing with an entertainment company in my sophomore year?

They even mocked my singing and songwriting skills, as well as my acting skills?

"Bang!"

The phone was broken into pieces and lying on the ground.

……

After responding to the fourth comment, Cheng Che paused for a moment and temporarily switched out of the editing page.

Firstly, he was a little tired from making up four paragraphs in a row. Secondly, he wanted to go out and confirm the details of the fifth piece of dirt, so that he could nitpick and distort the truth.

Just as he logged out, he noticed that Weibo had sent him a new update.

From user "Tian Xiwei" —

"We're good friends, there's no question of whether we're freeloading or not."

The comment section below is in complete chaos, with haters, neutrals, trolls, rational observers, and those just looking for fun.

But overall, the general trend of public opinion is probably not a good thing for her.

Cheng Che suddenly remembered the first day when he had just arrived at the villa, Tian Xiwei winked at him subtly, reminding him to pay attention to the seating arrangement.

No, Sister Tian, ​​why are you, a female celebrity, coming over here so late at night to take my side?

Of course, I was truly moved...

He chose to go back and continue editing the blog.