[The King's Avatar, Wang Jiexi] People Aren't What They Used to Be

Big leaves and small leaves are all good leaves

It really hurt me to see the heroine being scolded, because in several books, I remember that he was scolded very badly.

Anhui beef page, Dad, are you from Shijiazhuang? We can remind you offline another day

The unreliable brother is gone and there is no need to exchange for rare materials. Lao Wang has made a lot of money this time.

Emmm, I am not a fan of any celebrity or idol, so for a long time, when the fandom culture was making a fuss, I stood on the sidelines. I was very rational and from a moral high ground and felt that the fandom was all a bunch of idiots. I couldn't understand how a serious person who had received nine years of compulsory education could Even if you are a so-called primary school fan who has not yet completed nine years, he should be a person who has a certain sense of right and wrong under a normal social family education. Why do you behave so crazy and viciously? Of course, I am not referring to it in general, but occasionally when some fan wars or some illegitimate meals are exposed, I have this incomprehensible thought. I also can't understand why some people take idols so seriously, and even seem to be blind. Comments such as "Brother (sister) works so hard" and "She (he) has worked very hard, if you can do it you can get on" are comments on Weibo that once made me angry. Those fans will never see the rebuttals such as "When commenting on a refrigerator, do you still need me to know how to refrigerate?" "I can't do it, so I didn't get on." After learning about it, I was surprised to find that the classmates around me should be regarded as students from 985 colleges and universities with excellent social consciousness. In a certain sense, they are rational people who have received higher education and are actually some star-chasers. I don't want to kill all the girls (boys) in the fandom. I know there are still many rational fans. Although in my opinion they will still use thick filters to praise their brothers (sisters), but I will tell myself that I have not got what they appreciate. It is just a different personal aesthetic. I still can't understand where their love comes from, and I still can't understand their fight with their so-called opponents, but I will no longer stand on the moral high ground and beat everyone in the fandom to death with a stick. But that's all. I still feel that the fandom is too chaotic and the fighting power of the fandom is too strong. Their words and deeds are too overbearing in caring about and controlling the words and deeds of others, and they cannot tolerate others saying that the rightful owner has used newcomers and hard work as an excuse for failing in business. It makes me laugh. If a doctor is not good at his job and his patients are not cured, can we say that he has worked very hard? So I still look down on those who use these excuses, and I still hate those messy fan comments. I don't think there is a problem with expressing my love. I just think that the bad fandom culture of insulting others online or being either a fan or a fan really needs to be curbed. So I will be very angry about Gu Yan being hacked, because this is an unreasonable disaster brought about by the fandom culture that I hate. I think a person who has done nothing wrong should not be scolded or insulted. As I write this, I can't help but think of Gu Yan, who only has Xiangru's hometown, and I realize that it seems that Gu Yan has been bullied online in every book, and I can't help but feel a little sad. My original idea was to write the comment at the end to apologize to Da Da or other fan circle readers, because Da Da seems to be a fan circle girl? Or maybe there are other readers who are part of the fandom. My speech is a bit underrated, but as I write this, I feel a little melancholy. I still don't like the fandom. I still think Internet violence and black fans are too irritating. I still think that fans with brain-dead fandom are a bunch of idiots. I still think it's best to pursue stars rationally, or simply treat those celebrities, actors, and idols as a career.

I still prefer the author's other works in the same series. I feel like the writing is not so broken

Family culture is very important. Look how big the heroine's heart is

Tianjin people are so moved that they bring their own eggs in their hometown~

To be honest, I think some fans in the rice circle don't mean what they say at all, how about doing it for their brother? They just choose how to vent their emotions for what they imagine.

Speaking of which, why did he push for matches and then retire?