The Top-Tier Star Keeps Trying to Become the Head of My Hater Club

Ye An, a nobody celebrity ranked way down in the eighteenth tier, had a mysterious anti-fan.

When she filmed a low-budget zombie movie, he turned a clip of her rolling her eyes into a meme that shot to the top of the trending charts.

When she livestreamed herself eating river-snail rice noodles, an account called "Teacher Ye's Homeroom" kept sending her gifts of the noodles, saying they were suffering along with her.

Then one day, when the lights went out in the little house, she huddled in a corner and caught a glimpse of top-tier star Qin Zhaochuan's phone, lit up with a familiar ID:

"Shocking! Actress caught sneaking props on set, and the reason is..."

#SoMuchForTheAloofImmortalPersona##WhyNotUseYourMainAccountToRoastMe#

In public, he was an ice-cold singing god who made the awards ceremony feel 20 degrees below zero. In private, he was a sharp-tongued superfan stirring up drama on her fan forum.

By day, she played a corpse in crime dramas. By night, she was a source of material for comedy edits. Somehow, she turned hate trends into hilarious fan-gaining moments.

The night #QinZhaochuan'sAccountWasHacked# blew up, he held her in his arms and said:

"Ye An, I've been the head of your anti-fans for five years, just waiting for you to come and shut me up."

As the whole internet crashed, a certain top-tier star posted a marriage certificate:

@Ye An, Ms. Ye, from now on, I'm yours.