Reborn in the Entertainment Industry: Second Life

He Jinlan helped him to a chair next to her and went to pay the bill herself.

Jiang Wenqing rushed forward and asked the nurse Bo Bing, who had arrived later, what had happened.

"Excessive blood loss, signs of cardiac arrest, two large open wounds, and several minor injuries," the nurse adjusted her glasses. "The cause of his coma is a cerebral infarction... Whether he can pull through depends on his fate."

When Jiang Wenqing heard about the cerebral infarction, his scalp tingled.

His grandfather died of a cerebral infarction, and he couldn't imagine that Bo Bing would have the right to choose to live in the face of such a disease.

Yin Su asked the director for Bo Bing's phone, skillfully removed the SIM card, inserted it into his own phone, and restarted it. Compared to facial recognition and fingerprint verification, this method was more time-saving and labor-saving, a skill that someone from his previous life had mastered by easily changing phones.

Qu Long had been carrying his cell phone with him the whole time, and the police hadn't had a chance to take it away yet.

Bo Bing didn't have many contacts on his phone. Most of his WeChat contacts were his former bosses and colleagues. Yin Su ignored all the messages Bo Bing sent on the show and went straight to the guy pinned to the top of his chat list.

There were three people in total: "Aunt Li Yumei", "Little Brother Xiaoyun", and "Dad".

Yin Su sent messages to each of the three people, but received no reply.

After thinking for a moment, he called Li Yumei directly.

Everyone was looking at Yin Su.

If it weren't for Yin Su's slightly trembling hands betraying him, perhaps everyone would have thought he was very calm.

He was afraid that Bo Bing would die, afraid that the other person would live but never wake up, and even more afraid that the one who woke up was Bo Bing, whom he was full of expectations for.

A rotten, selfish person.

Yin Su mocked himself.

"Hello, is this Xiao Bing?"

"Hello, I am Bo Bing's... friend. Something has happened to Bo Bing."

There was a commotion on the other end of the line: the sound of a woman hurriedly turning off the range hood, and the background noise of a boy rushing over to answer the phone.

"What? She's in the hospital? A critical condition notice?" Li Yumei hadn't expected Bo Bing to be in such a serious situation. Didn't Xiao Bing say she was going on a TV show?

In the eyes of the people in the small village, being able to go to the hospital means that something is very serious. Some people even say that if you go to a big hospital, you can't save the person even if you go bankrupt.

"Bo Bing is currently in the hospital and has been issued a critical condition notice. Her relatives may need to come over."

Bo Yuntian had just finished his afternoon self-study session and was about to come back for dinner before going back to evening self-study when his mother received a call from his brother's friend saying that Bo Bing was critically ill.

He dropped his English workbook and rushed to his mother's side.

"What happened to my brother? Didn't he say he was going to record a show?" Bo Yuntian was sweating profusely, seemingly realizing he had put the cart before the horse. Before Yin Su could speak, he hurriedly said, "Get someone to sign him first, and let my brother have the surgery."

"We have money, let's get our child's surgery first, yes, yes, surgery..."

Li Yumei felt as if the sky had fallen.

The critical illness notice was signed by Yin Su on behalf of the patient. As long as the fees are paid in full, these minor matters are understandable if the family members are informed and give their consent.

That evening, after communicating with Li Yumei and Bo Yuntian, as well as Li Feng and Wang Lanzhi, who were in charge of the matter, arranged their plane tickets to come here.

The group, carrying their luggage, hurriedly headed to where Bo Bing was.

At the same time, the people sent by Zhao Shuxiu and Wen Qian also arrived.

Initially, there were many different opinions online. After all, it involved a serious matter, and there was pressure from the production team, so the issue didn't escalate too much.

But just because they don't speak up doesn't mean that others won't speak up.

Liu Meng, who had lost face and was ridiculed by passersby, was now furious. However, seeing the news about Bo Bing's incident improved his mood.

That bitch, it's better that she's dead.

Now let's see how you turn things around.

With such a negative influence, the management company will definitely choose to protect itself and terminate the contract with him. Want to become famous? Don't even think about it!

Using the phone he had secretly brought in, he logged into a secondary account and contacted online trolls to smear Bo Bing.

He didn't believe that Bo Bing could make a comeback this time, considering that Bo Bing was just a nobody trying to ride the coattails of someone else's fame. Liu Meng looked at Bo Bing on his phone, who was occasionally photographed being taken into police cars, and the anger in his eyes almost burned away his reason.

At some point, terms like "Bo Bing legal troublemaker," "Bo Bing disqualified artist," and "Bo Bing causing an accident" appeared on the trending searches, along with other trending topics such as the program team, Yin Su, and Wen Yuan, creating a chaotic mess online.

There were even rumors linking Bo Bing to banned drugs, suggesting he was driving under the influence of banned drugs.

Bai Zixiu also used this wave of negative news to get involved.

Several paparazzi compiled multiple photos, after all, there were photos of Bo Bing being taken into police cars, and she instantly became a legal figure.

The public has a strong resistance to lawbreakers, especially since Bo Bing's photo clearly showed him wearing handcuffs, which instantly changed the situation.

Yin Su's and Jiang Wenqing's fans are rational, but a small number of people have been swayed and quickly started to discredit and distance themselves from Bo Bing, because the photos and marketing accounts were too inflammatory.

While the production team was worried about Bo Bing, they were unaware that someone was targeting her.

Thin Ice, Legal Coffee, Company Termination

Bo Bing, Starlight Entertainment

Thin Ice terminates contract

Bo Bing's former company posted a Weibo message distancing itself from the company, stating that Bo Bing was their trainee but violated the company's principles, and that the company would now meet with Bo Bing to terminate her contract.

It means unilateral breach of contract.

The company came forward with concrete evidence, and Bo Bing's Weibo account was instantly flooded with criticism.