The backdrop can also be propped up.

“1,” Director Wang said with some disappointment, “Professor Sen’s lack of response is considered a failure…”

"nerve."

These two words were clearly amplified by the microphone and transmitted to the ears of everyone present, as well as to everyone watching the live stream.

The scene was even quieter than before. At least before, there were the director's urging voices, but now even the director was stunned in place. After a long while, he finally reacted and asked, "What?"

“Nonsense.” Sen Ouling’s expression was terrifyingly calm. “You are neurotic, and Xiao Keyuan and his fans who have been purified multiple times are also neurotic.”

The expressions on the faces of those present varied, but Sen Ouling remained calm, as if he had said something perfectly normal.

At this point, the comments in the live chat generally expressed the same meaning.

The cutest person in the world: ?

My husband: ?

Among all the monkeys on the mountain, my butt is the reddest: ? Sis, are you quitting the scene tomorrow?

00000: ? Holy crap, that's intense?

I'm definitely just a passerby: ? Can someone explain why I suddenly started swearing? I just came in, and the first thing I heard was "crazy."

Xiao Keyuan won't change his name until he dies: ? Luckily, I switched to supporting other celebrities after being kicked out of the fandom, otherwise I would have been criticized too.

Ignoring the strange looks from those around him, Sen Ouling held up the microphone and continued speaking to himself: "A show that prioritizes traffic above all else, has no conscience whatsoever, and whose only thought is to increase the show's popularity through fan wars, is not far from being a flop."

"Otherwise, you wouldn't have come up with such a dirty trick as live chat content, right, Director Wang?"

“And I don’t accept Xiao Keyuan’s apology just now,” Sen Ouling finally shifted her focus to the question she needed to answer.

"I can't feel the sincerity of your apology, Xiao Keyuan. You haven't given a positive response to the fact that your fans are cyberbullying ordinary people."

"That's true. You definitely wouldn't be willing to scold your fans. You're counting on exploiting them and then getting them to boost your data so you can get the lead role in a TV series adapted from a popular novel."

The atmosphere inside the arena became even quieter, and everyone dared not even breathe too heavily, especially Shen Changming, who slowly turned his head to the side to avoid getting too close to Sen Ouling—he was now truly feeling what it meant to be under immense pressure.

Cold sweat beaded on Xiao Keyuan's forehead. He took the microphone from the staff, took a deep breath, and said apologetically, "I'm sorry, I really didn't expect things to get to this point..."

"Is it that you didn't expect it, or did you always know but didn't want to care?" Sen Ouling's mind uncontrollably recalled that little mongrel, the little mongrel that would rush over and bark at others when she was bullied.

If that little mongrel were here, it would probably bark at Xiao Keyuan too.

Unfortunately, it is already dead.

The barrage of comments became even more lively, scrolling by rapidly, sparking another round of verbal sparring.

Zeng Ying'an: Holy crap, isn't this just... this isn't a script? They've just started tearing each other apart!

Little Ou, go for it! Sister, go for it! I'm already learning how to argue.

Seeking Ren in Dreams: Sis!!! Tear it apart!!! Tear it louder!!! The better thing you can do is tear Xiao Keyuan off his current position!!! My favorite novel is going to be acted in by him!!! Before filming starts!!! Sis, hurry up!!! I'll watch all the dramas you've acted in 10 times!!!

Cold Moonlight: Does anyone know where this address is? I'm sending a megaphone over, but the microphone isn't loud enough and lacks impact.

The moonlight won't shine on the ditch: Wait, what is this Sen Ouling trying to do? I was even a little sympathetic to her before, but now it seems she deserves all the scolding.

Keke First: Exactly! Attributing the behavior of overly aggressive fans to celebrities is pure moral blackmail, isn't it?