Li Yao is an utterly laid-back celebrity who joined showbiz to help her best friend meet her KPI.
As a magnet for haters, she has a rare ten million antis on Weibo.
Her haters take endless pleasure in dragging her, and their attacks have even spread to the people around her.
Li Yao can't stand that.
The slacker is finally ready to turn things around.
She wins over countless true fans with her talent.
Soon, fans on opposing sides are fighting it out online.
Then a netizen posts a photo of Li Yao.
The background is the stage of the National Theatre.
Li Yao stands right in the middle of the group, and her stance makes it clear she's not performing...
She looks more like she's directing?
The internet erupts all over again.
Unexpectedly, the National Theatre's official Weibo account posts:
[@Li Yao, a staff director at our theater.]
The haters fall silent, while her true fans celebrate.
Then, as if that weren't enough, Yibian Entertainment posts:
[@Li Yao, a teacher we hired at a high salary.]
While everyone is still trying to process this,
that person who's not a celebrity but trends more often than celebrities do,
Huo Ci, registers a Weibo account and posts:
[@Li Yao, my girl doesn't need to accept other people's judgment.]
This book is still very good, thank you to the author