Quick Transmigration: Will Even a Foolishly Popular Person Be Forced to Love Him?

While Yunzhi was filming her program behind closed doors, someone on an anonymous forum was creeping around in the shadows.

Since the live stream pre-event was interrupted, everyone has been venting their emotions but has nowhere to vent, and they don't dare to discuss it openly on the platform. Now, both fans and haters are crowding the forum, creating one post after another.

[I was watching something really exciting, how did it end?]

[Urgent! I'm so anxious I'm crawling all over the floor (angry)]

[What happened to the promised live stream? Why was it turned off?!]

[It's probably due to the pilot episode. Following the format of the other show, the first episode should start from the day of the date. The process of the guests introducing themselves and getting to know each other is edited in post-production, with some parts inserted into the main episodes and some in the behind-the-scenes footage.]

This program just doesn't sound like a normal program.

[A dating reality show, using the latest drones and state-of-the-art surveillance cameras for filming, calling it immersive? Who would believe that? Haha.]

Can I say that those guys are somewhat like the princess's dream men?

[Are you crazy or am I? Who are those guys? Acting as the princess's dream boys? Even though they keep calling her princess, she's not a real princess, is she? Even if she were, she couldn't afford to hire those guys to act with her, could she?]

[Let's forget about Qi Gou and Pei Gou; those two are practically princess dream men, they're practically throwing themselves at each other. Xie Gou can also be ignored, since you can tell whether he likes being on camera or not, and he definitely has feelings for the princess too, he's just a pretentious guy.]

What surprised me was that Gu and Lu also came?

[With millions going around every minute, how could someone of his status be involved in a dating reality show?]

[Unbelievable +1. Even in another hundred years, no one will understand his thought process... If he really had his eye on the princess, given his status and position, wouldn't she already be his possession? Why would he need to personally descend to the mortal realm to woo her and play house with her?]

[If that's the case, then the others are the same. Even if the princess is very popular, she's still only from Zone E. To be honest, given how popular she is, it's surprising that she hasn't been secretly kept by a big shot yet.]

[What I'm more curious about is Lu. Didn't this young master publicly say he hated the princess? Saying she was hypocritical and attention-seeking? But judging from the live stream, why were your eyes glued to the princess? Are you really that serious about hating her?]

[I feel like a simp who can't get what he wants, is that okay?]

You people are really bold to speak out of ignorance, or is it just wishful thinking?

[Never mind, I'll remain anonymous for now.]

[You've chosen to remain anonymous, and so have I]

There are those who enjoy watching the drama unfold and find it amusing, and there are also the resentful die-hard fans.

[Day n of no news from the princess, I miss her.]

[I'm speechless. Who on earth got the princess this "One-Day Lover" show? Is it really okay for a young idol to appear on this kind of dating reality show?]

[It's either Zhao Xiao's fault or Xinglan Interactive Entertainment's fault. The princess is so pitiful; why does she have to stay in such a short-sighted workshop!]

However, Xinglan Interactive Entertainment isn't exactly a small workshop, is it...?

Who cares! Even a big company would go bankrupt if it delayed our princess!

【support!!!】

Sometimes I'm really scared to death by your princess's brainless fans. Does your princess know that you bunch of mad dogs are ruining her reputation like this? (laughs)

[Does a princess still have a reputation? That's laughable!]

If you don't like it, get out! It's none of your business!

[If you keep arguing, I'll tag a certain guy who's lost his temper and fire all those dead rats from the gutter upstairs.]

A certain anonymous user, whose nature is unclear, who loves to break defenses, and who seems to be both a fan and a hater, recently exposed those who attacked Yun Zhi in an anonymous post, causing a huge uproar. Now, no one dares to openly mock Yun Zhi anymore, for fear of ending up like them.

only--

Does anyone else think this style of behavior is a bit like someone from before the princess debuted?

Yunzhi's fans are very loyal, most of them having become fans since the talent show she participated in. Many people were indeed reminded of a lot when this was mentioned.

Well, how should I put it...?

[...This style of opening the box without warning does seem a bit like...]

Longtime fans have mixed feelings.

At that time, Yun Zhi's most famous blank-minded fan had not yet met Yun Zhi. The fan was a young master who seemed to have never been a fan of any star, but was very rich and powerful, and exuded the aura of a celestial being.

The other party has many accounts, all with names consisting of random characters and numbers (the platform's default settings), and all with profile pictures of Yun Zhi.

Putting aside everything else, the production team is certainly good at making money. After the rule of 10 RMB = 1 vote was announced, the production team lost countless Fengs.

As a result, this young master immediately spent one million votes, which is a real ten million votes. Yun Zhi's votes were already far ahead of the other contestants, and now she was far ahead of them.

The voting list displays the voter's ID. The show has only aired its first episode, and there's already such a talented fan. I wonder how many people will remember him.

But what's impressive isn't just his spending power, but also his unbridled and reckless ability to open boxes and ban accounts.

Yun Zhi first became an internet sensation because of a single photo, and later, after participating in a program, she became even more of a controversial figure.

Many people like her, but naturally many others are afraid that if she becomes popular, she will steal resources from their favorite celebrities and threaten their positions.

So even though the show had just aired, a bunch of people, either spontaneously or through professional trolls, fabricated a lot of dirt on her in an effort to prevent her from being criticized.

After the young master bought Yunzhi's tickets, he somehow came across these negative posts and immediately went to confront them using his main account.

One person, one keyboard, charging straight into battle, verbally abusing others until they were utterly humiliated and their blood pressure soared. Not only were all the posts that had criticized Yunzhi deleted after he finished his exchange, but even the accounts that had criticized Yunzhi were all changed to "Accounts have been deleted".

For a long time, all negative topics related to Yun Zhi were not displayed on the Star Realm trending topics; every time one was posted, it was met with negativity.

Their protective instincts are frighteningly strong, and their blatant display of privilege sends chills down one's spine.

Yunzhi's nickname "Princess" was also widely circulated at that time, used to refer to a certain unspeakable idol.

He favored Yun Zhi so much that everyone knew she had such a fervent and devoted fan. Every day, the first thing the young master did upon waking up was to patrol the internet intensively to see if anyone dared to be so foolish as to criticize Yun Zhi.

During that period, he single-handedly improved the atmosphere of the fan community significantly.

But for some reason, the young master suddenly disappeared after Yun Zhi debuted. No one can say for sure whether he got tired of her or lost fans.

Not long after the young master disappeared, the notorious hater L appeared.