Emotionally stable, but continuing to go crazy

Li Jinhe tapped his head gently, his tone revealing a hint of helplessness and pampering: "Nonsense, don't even think about it until your foot injury recovers."

Wei Zhe'an likes spicy food, but his current physical condition does not allow him to eat spicy food. So Li Jinhe can only temporarily deprive him of this little enjoyment until his foot injury is fully recovered.

Li Jinhe carefully inserted the straw into the milk tea, and then gently handed it to Wei Zhe'an's mouth. Wei Zhe'an's condition at the moment was indeed distressing, his right hand had soft tissue contusion, and his left hand could not move because of the drip.

Wei Zhe'an obediently took two sips of milk tea from Li Jinhe's hand, chewing the toppings while sighing, "Oh, if I had known I should have pestered you to take me out for a nice meal yesterday. Now I probably won't be able to eat for three months."

Li Jinhe felt distressed when he heard this. He gently reproached, "Know earlier? If I had known earlier, how could I have let you get hurt?"

Wei Zhe'an sighed and said in a depressed tone: "Now that I'm injured, it's too late to say these things."

He recalled the scene at that time, and it was hard to tell whether Liu Zhenyu's push was intentional or not. After all, on stage, large movements are common, and standing in the wrong spot can be excused by saying it was due to nervousness.

This ambiguous situation made Wei Zhe'an feel irritated. Thinking that Cashew Entertainment might be behind all this, Wei Zhe'an felt very angry.

Why are they so annoying? Could it be that the production team can't find a breakthrough, so they just let the contestants take action? Although this method is low-level, it is indeed effective.

Wei Zhe'an was determined not to let them succeed. He not only insisted on going on stage, but also did his best and won first place. He wanted everyone to see that even if he was injured, he could still shine the brightest.

What’s important now is that the rehearsal was suddenly interrupted, and Wei Zhe’an left in a hurry because of injury. He didn’t know whether the members of the group would continue to rehearse, and he was even more worried that his stage position would be adjusted due to his injury.

He hopes that everything can remain the same so that he can perform directly on stage without having to practice anymore.

Just as he was about to mention this to Li Jinhe, Li Jinhe's phone suddenly rang.

He picked up the phone and frowned after listening to a few words. It was obvious that the news from the other end of the phone was not optimistic. After a few brief responses, he hung up the phone with a serious expression.

Wei Zhe'an noticed Li Jinhe's abnormality and asked with concern: "What's wrong, brother? Is there something wrong?"

Li Jinhe did not answer immediately, but quickly opened Weibo. Several negative searches about Wei Zhe'an suddenly appeared at the bottom of the hot search list and were steadily climbing.

Wei Zhe'an Bullying

Wei Zhe'an Royal Family

Shining Star Wei Zhe'an

These topics are full of negative comments and slander. The most popular one is an anonymous forum revelation reposted by a marketing account. Although Wei Zhe'an's name is not directly mentioned in the revelation, based on the keywords in the revelation, such as [the most watched talent show] and [the broken man in the all-round group], it is easy to associate Wei Zhe'an with him.

In the real-time square, most of the accusations and slanderous comments are made by the Internet water army, while real passers-by are skeptical.

Li Jinhe knew that this situation was extremely detrimental to Wei Zhe'an's image, and he had to take measures to deal with it as soon as possible.

Li Jinhe told Wei Zhe'an the situation on Weibo in detail. Shiqi also pricked up his ears, listened carefully, and connected to the Internet to monitor the direction of public opinion on the Internet in real time.

Faced with the current dilemma, Li Jinhe and Wei Zhe'an began to discuss coping strategies. They agreed that now was not the best time to release evidence.

In order to prevent passers-by from actually taking these negative terms as a stereotype of Wei Zhe'an, Wei Zhe'an needs to make a public clarification statement.

Wei Zhe'an tried to log into his Weibo account, but was told that the password was wrong.

The Weibo account is registered and authenticated by the company for all trainees. Although it is usually operated by individuals, Wei Zhe'an does not use Weibo frequently. Apart from the self-introduction when opening the account, he has only posted two selfies without text.

Now, despite the negative comments about him on the trending searches, Wei Zhe'an is unable to log into his Weibo account. It is obvious that the company changed the password and reclaimed the account in order to stop him from speaking out.

Wei Zhe'an tried to appeal and change his password, but the email address and mobile phone number bound to him were both from the company, so he was unable to complete the operation.

He rolled his eyes helplessly, feeling very disappointed with this irresponsible company. He looked at Li Jinhe and shrugged: "Brother, what should we do now?"

Li Jinhe quickly switched accounts on his phone and offered a solution: "We can re-register a Weibo account and then issue a clarification announcement. I will use the program team's account to repost and direct traffic, which should solve the problem."

Wei Zhe'an nodded slightly, then placed the phone on his thigh and gently slid it across with his right index finger.

Li Jinhe noticed that he seemed a little uncomfortable in this position, so he took the initiative to reach out and gently picked up his phone, and said gently: "Let me help you. Your name is already taken. What new ID do you want to use?"

Wei Zhe'an was not disgusted by Li Jinhe's thoughtful behavior. After thinking for a moment, he replied, "How about calling him 'Gigi the Monster Who Hates Nuts'?"

Li Jinhe couldn't help laughing after hearing this: "Isn't this ID too specific?"

Wei Zhe'an shrugged nonchalantly: "Anyway, once the evidence is released, we will have a falling out with them. What's wrong with me implying something about them in my ID? I even wanted to change it to 'Hate Cashews'."

Li Jinhe smiled and nodded, then entered the new ID on the screen.

Just as Li Jinhe and Wei Zhe'an were busy registering new Weibo accounts, the lukewarm entry underwent a dramatic change due to a Weibo post by Liu Zhenyu.

[Cashew-Liu Zhenyu: @Cashew-Wei Zhe'an I am sorry for causing you trouble. It was my fault. I sincerely apologize to you and hope you can forgive me. ]

This Weibo post was brief and lacked specific context, and was ambiguous. Liu Zhenyu has a good fan base, and soon a large number of fans flooded into the comment section, asking what happened, why Liu Zhenyu apologized, and whether he was bullied within the team. However, Liu Zhenyu, who was always online, chose to remain silent and did not give any response.

Twenty minutes later, "Cashew-Wei Zhe'an" retweeted Liu Zhenyu's Weibo post.

[Cashew-Wei Zhe'an: It's good that you know you are wrong[/smile] //Cashew-Liu Zhenyu: @Cashew-Wei Zhe'an I am very sorry to cause you trouble. I was wrong. I sincerely apologize to you and hope you can forgive me. ]

It is also without a beginning or an end, but one smiling expression can tell that "Wei Zhe'an" has a very bad attitude.

Netizens want to eat the melon, but this melon only has the rind?

At this moment, Liu Zhenyu responded to a highly-rated comment on his Weibo asking whether he was being bullied.