Stop it, the country really can't fit any more bans on the domestic entertainment industry.

??? ??? ??? !!!

What is all this nonsense?!

Yang Mi was stunned when she saw the trending topic pushed to her.

The light from the phone screen shone on her face, making the words "#AdditionalSentenceEntertainment#" exceptionally clear, which made one feel uneasy just looking at them.

She stared at those words for several seconds, her brows furrowing slightly.

"Boom!"

The sound of an engine came from outside the window, quite loud, causing the car window to shake, which slightly drew her attention back.

She looked up and glanced at it.

Through the tinted car windows, the convoy of dark green military vehicles that had just overtaken could be clearly seen, with police cars and black official vehicles sandwiched in between, forming a long line and driving forward in a grand manner.

That direction and the place they were going to, which was the road leading to Mushroom Village, were exactly the same.

"They really are on the same path."

Yang Mi muttered to herself.

She glanced a few more times at the strangely shaped special vehicle with a robotic arm mounted on it. Although she had some doubts, she didn't bother to think about it too much.

Regardless of the reason for such a large-scale operation, whether it's a military exercise or disaster relief, what does it have to do with a female celebrity who's just recording a variety show?

Surely they couldn't have come for her?

She didn't break the law.

"Mind your own business, let's get on with our journey."

Yang Mi casually gave an instruction, then turned her attention back to the news feed she had just received.

She stared at the trending topic—#JiaxingEntertainment#.

It was followed by a dark red "Explosion" character.

Looking at this outrageous entry, Yang Mi frowned even more deeply, and a surge of anger welled up inside her.

"These platform developers are getting worse and worse at their job management."

This thought popped into her mind.

Her first reaction was that the "increased punishment" must refer to her "Jiaxing Entertainment".

It could even be said that this is a foregone conclusion.

It's worth noting that during this period, she was taking advantage of the huge buzz generated by Li Mo'an digging up dirt on the show to buy a lot of trending topics for her own company, [Jiaxing Entertainment].

The goal is clear: to ride the wave of popularity, increase exposure, and let shareholders see that Jiaxing Entertainment is thriving, so as to push up the stock price.

This is normal business practice.

But now things are different.

The money was spent, and it even made it onto the trending topics list.

How could the name be wrong?

"Good conduct" has turned into "increased punishment"?

In her opinion, it must have been a slip of the hand by a platform staff member, or some uneducated intern who misread the name and wrote "Jiaxing Entertainment".

This is absolutely outrageous, like the mother of all people opening a door to something truly outrageous.

"Is this PR department just sitting around doing nothing? How could they let such a basic mistake happen?"

Yang Mi was speechless for a moment, and even felt a little sorry for the advertising fees she had spent.

If the competitors saw this, wouldn't they laugh their heads off? Would they say Yang Mi's company is going to be imprisoned?

Filled with dissatisfaction and a desire to find fault and file a complaint, she pointed her finger and slammed it onto the trending search term.

Page redirection.

The loading circle spun twice.

Immediately afterwards, countless related Weibo posts and comments appeared, filling the entire screen.

however.

When she saw the details of the trending topic and the most liked comments, she was completely dumbfounded.

The complaints and anger that I had prepared were instantly stuck in my throat, replaced by deep astonishment and confusion.

It wasn't at all like she imagined, with everyone discussing the trending topic and even their company's name being wrong.

The comments section was filled with discussions about finding a real bomb in the Mushroom House.

Moreover, the level of enthusiasm and the tone of voice completely exceeded her expectations.

"Holy crap! Guys, we've solved it! I have a relative at the police station in that county. They said they just received a report that what they dug up at the Mushroom House wasn't a prop at all, it was all real stuff!"

"Really? Don't spread rumors, upstairs. Spreading rumors can lead to legal consequences."

"I'd be a dog if I lied to you! They say even the city leaders were alarmed, and the police station chief was so scared he dropped his lunchbox!"

"I heard about it too! I'm a local, and I just saw a lot of police cars and military vehicles driving that way! It looked like a war was about to break out!"

"Hahaha, if it's all true, then Li Mo'an isn't just going to film a variety show, he's going to wipe out a village!"

"Damn, I always thought Boss Yang's company was called Jiaxing, but now I realize I've been misunderstanding. It's actually called Jiaxing?"

"I'm dying of laughter. Boss Yang is probably still counting his money right now, unaware that his own artist has already prepared a silver bracelet for her."

"By the way, didn't the show also come up with a creative competition using those bombs?"

"Holy crap, everyone in Mushroom House is ruthless!"

"I thought the poisonous green bean incident was the peak, but now I realize it was nothing compared to what I've seen before!"

Looking at these detailed and seemingly plausible revelations, Yang Mi felt her brain was overwhelmed.

To know.

There are no secrets that stay hidden forever.

Although there has been no official announcement, after the police station received the report, the information was passed up the chain of command, and there were many conflicting opinions.

In today's online environment, any mistake at any stage cannot be hidden.

Even a simple complaint from a police auxiliary officer or a photo taken by a passerby can instantly stir up a storm online.

Finally, it was completely exposed.

Yang Mi was a little dumbfounded.

She held her phone, staring blankly at the screen.

The bad news is that the phrase "additional punishment entertainment" does indeed refer to their "Jiaxing".

Netizens analyzed this point in great detail in the comments section, even describing the company's corporate culture as "from entry to imprisonment".

Of course there is also good news.

The good news is that this wasn't a mistake on the part of the platform that she paid for a trending topic; her money wasn't wasted. The platform's typist didn't slip up, and the marketing account didn't make any typos.

But damn it...

This isn't good news either!

This is actually worse news!

If it's a typo, it's at most a public relations incident; you can spend some money to remove it from the trending topics and issue a statement, and that's it.

But if what netizens are saying is true...

That would be fatal!

After realizing what had happened...

Yang Mi's first thought was, "Is this real? How could this be?"

She instinctively wanted to deny it all.

I even wondered if today was April Fool's Day.

She was the one who got Li Mo'an admitted, and the program's director, Wang Yuzheng, also spoke with her on the phone.

The two men spent a long time praising each other on the phone, both tacitly agreeing that the bombs were highly realistic props arranged by the other party.

How did the props suddenly become real?

Wasn't it said that it was all for the sake of the show?

Wasn't it said that the script was meticulously designed to make Li Mo'an famous?

How did it become true?

"Impossible, absolutely impossible."

Yang Mi muttered to herself as her fingers stiffly traced names on the screen.

She wanted to find even one piece of information to refute the rumors in these comments, or an official statement from the program team.

But no.

The further you scroll down, the more detailed and authentic the revelations become.

Someone even posted a video of the military convoy passing by, captioned: "Location: Yanghai City. I personally witnessed the military's bomb disposal unit being deployed, heading straight for the Mushroom House!"

The cars in the video were the same group that had just passed by them.

Yang Mi's heart skipped a beat.

She was a little lost right now.

That confidence that once held everything in control was shattered in an instant.

If that's true...

What has Li Mo'an been doing these past few days?

Is he digging for a bomb?

He took a hoe and started hitting and banging on those things that were about to explode at the slightest touch.

And what about Peng Peng? He even took it back to use as a hammer?

And those villagers, at the urging of the program team, made the most of those bombs! They used them in their daily lives!

Damn it, are those villagers crazy? It's only a fifty-yuan reward? What are you doing risking your lives?

Yang Mi wanted to swear. At that moment, she felt dizzy and her breathing became rapid.

She recalled her previous phone call with Li Mo'an, during which Li Mo'an's overly calm tone said, "Auntie, it's nothing."

At the time, she actually believed his ghost story.

As Zhou Shuren once said, he couldn't see it clearly at the time, but now he understands it; the words were full of traps.

"Gulp."

Yang Mi swallowed hard.

She couldn't believe it, and didn't want to believe it.

But the overwhelming public opinion, and the military convoy right in front of her, were like slaps to the face, telling her that this was reality.

The carriage was quiet, with only the slight whooshing sound of the air conditioning vents.

Yang Mi's face was completely bloodless, and her eyes were glazed over.

Then, somewhat dazed, he continued scrolling down the comments.