You Were Hired for Crisis PR, So Why Did You Turn the Whole Internet Upside Down?

Lin Zhao spent eight years in crisis management. Her greatest talent isn’t whitewashing reputations, but making people publicly humiliate themselves. During an apology livestream by a top-tier star, she suddenly gains the ability to see the one true sentence each person is most afraid of having exposed. So while the whole internet waits for her to read an apology statement, she looks up at the camera and calmly asks: “Mr. Chen, did you transfer the charity funds to an overseas account?” “Teacher Zhou, did you delete all the secretly filmed videos?” “Ms. Liu, is your son really missing?” Ten minutes later, the top-tier star’s career implodes, a foundation is rocked by scandal, and the trending topics collapse three times in a row. The whole internet goes wild. From then on, people hire her to handle their crises, but every time, she drags the real culprit out from the flames. Dirty accounts of the wealthy, campus murders, cosmetic surgery scandals, manufactured celebrity scams, fake public-interest missing-person appeals, the machinery behind trending topics…