After being reborn, I became a top-tier celebrity by resetting my game history.

Su Qi's eyes reddened slightly. Just as she thought, the original owner was a simple and kind person. Unfortunately, the original owner ruined herself.

She looked at Lynn and said, "I don't want to be weak anymore."

Lynn suddenly remembered how she had stood in front of her, and tears welled up in her eyes: "I thought you wouldn't speak up for me."

"Now, I need to turn public opinion around."

"Yes, I'll find a way to get the PR team to handle it," Lynn said, trying to calm herself down.

“Think carefully about what I said about you taking some acting classes first. This is your chance to start over.”

Su Qi pursed her lips: "Okay, I'll think about it carefully."

At the same time, Shen Chaohuai saw that Su Qi was trending on social media at the company.

Xie Tian exclaimed in surprise, "Tsk, look at this! What kind of good person is your adopted sister? She's caused trouble for your family again, hasn't she? She'll probably get a scolding when she gets home."

Shen Chaohuai remained expressionless as he looked at the several entries.

#Su Qi responds, smoking in front of the camera

#Su Qi, a celebrity with a bad reputation, is embroiled in another scandal. Is this the kind of upbringing the Shen family has?

#Su Qi, Tomboy

"Some marketing accounts will distort any kind of keywords to gain traffic, and they even dragged the Shen family into this for no reason?" Shen Chaohuai sneered, "Poor little Qi, she's going to get scolded when she gets home."

Xie Tian asked, puzzled, "I'm just wondering, why have you been taking Su Qi's side so much lately?"

Shen Chaohuai gave Xie Tian a deep look: "Don't ask questions you shouldn't ask."

He got up, picked up his phone, and logged into his personal blog account.

Shen Chaohuai's blog name is very simple: @沈朝槐szh.

Because it's a verified independent artist account, it's also a verified account.

This was left behind by the original owner of Shen Chaohuai.

But Shen Chaohuai never understood why the original owner had also worked as an entertainer for a period of time, and why the Shen family clearly knew about it.

But the Shen family never questioned it, perhaps because they felt that Shen Chaohuai would eventually inherit the family business, and that his desire to enter the entertainment industry was just a playboy's way of indulging in pleasure.

Everyone on the internet knows that Shen Chaohuai is the young master of the Shen family, and his blog has 50 followers, most of whom are due to his status.

Every day, the fan group and private messages were filled with caring messages from the girls, but since Shen Chaohuai took over the account, he has not replied to anyone's messages.

This is the first time that Shen Chaohuai's account, which had been dormant for three months, has suddenly posted a message.

Thank you all for your concern. Su Qi, as my nominal younger sister, has no direct connection to the Shen family's upbringing. I hope that all the marketing accounts and netizens will refrain from making hurtful remarks. Here, I would like to clarify a few points unrelated to Su Qi.

First, creating an atmosphere and statements not shown in the video constitutes the crime of intentionally spreading rumors, which, according to Chinese law, can result in a life sentence in serious cases.

[Secondly, maliciously insulting others constitutes defamation and human rights violations. Evidence is available online, and the records cannot be deleted. No one wants to face imprisonment for a single comment, right?]

Third, the only thing you do to slander women is attack their appearance, calling them "tomboy," "androgynous," etc. If you're going to objectify and label women, then you should objectify men too.

For example, those without eight-pack abs should be called "female dolls," those with substandard figures should be called "fake women," and those who don't conform to aesthetic standards should be called "intersex."

[That was really harsh; it insulted both men and women. You guys really don't have double standards.]

If you are willing to be objectified, then disregard what I, Shen, have said; I wish you all a bright and promising future.

The entire internet exploded.

Several terms related to it trended on social media.

#Shen Chaohuai makes a comeback after a period of silence, but surprisingly speaks up for his arch-enemy?

#The Real Gentlemen and the Fake Young Ladies: A United Front of Rivals?

#Shen Chaohuai rarely speaks up for Su Qi

Shen Chaohuai frowned. He realized he shouldn't have made such a big fuss, forgetting the discord between his original owner and Su Qi's original owner.

Lynn and her PR team saw the headline: "My God! The sun must have risen in the west!"

"Su Qi!"

Su Qi was enjoying her coffee in the coffee shop when a shout startled her, causing her to spill coffee all over the floor.

"Come here right now!"

Su Qi crossed his arms, looking very displeased: "If it's just a minor matter other than resolving the trending topic, there's no need to report it to me."

She tapped her coffee cup, sat down, and crossed her legs, exuding an air of superiority.

Lynn: "Tsk, are you sick? Do you think you're a queen?"

Su Qi smiled slightly and gently placed her index finger on her brow.

"Look, your brother Shen Chaohuai has spoken up for you."

Su Qi frowned slightly and brought her face closer to the computer screen.

Passersby:

I think Shen Chaohuai is right. Why should women be labeled? Why not apply the same standards to men?

[Oh my god, doesn't anyone think Su Qi is cool?]

[Upstairs, I've become a fan!]

[Sorry everyone, I couldn't unite everyone. I'm switching from hating to loving.]

These brother and sister are so handsome! They can't stand the slightest bit of hardship!

[Yes, yes, why should we have to swallow our anger when things go wrong? I support my sister and Shen Chaohuai in fighting back.]

Su Qi's fans:

My goodness, my sister has finally stood up for herself!

[Awesome! I'm going to top up my fan club's donation by another 1500!]

[Sobbing, I'm so touched, my daughter has finally recovered! But her acting still needs some work. Her impulsiveness last time cost her all her gigs, and now she can't get any work at all!]

[Ugh, when will my sister finally get rid of her bad reputation as a celebrity?! My daughter is so well-behaved in private! Why is she always being framed?!]

Su Qi sat casually on the sofa, sipping his coffee, a blue current surging through his knuckles.

Feifei retrieved the data.

Wow! Congratulations, Master! Your popularity rating has risen to 956!

"Huh? Why so fast all of a sudden?" Su Qi hesitated for a moment.

Traffic grows exponentially; the more popular it becomes, the faster it grows.

[The owner's rise to a higher status is just around the corner.]

"Don't get too excited yet. Relying on just a few trending topics to rise in status is too slow."

Hmm, Master should have received the notification sooner.

She got a little annoyed at this point. Lynn had talked to many film and television companies, but none of them had a suitable role for Su Qi.

Many directors are afraid to use her.

Feifei looked dejected.

I told you, connections are very important.

Su Qi shook his head: "The most important thing now is to reverse public opinion and prove that I am the victim."

People in the industry are unlikely to help her; it's all about vested interests. Unless she can bring them tangible benefits or make a move that has far-reaching consequences, she won't be able to do anything right now.

Su Qi was about to go home when she saw a message on WeChat: I'm upstairs at your company. I helped you solve the problem. Aren't you going to treat me to a meal?

Su Qi tapped her fingers lightly, thought for a moment, and replied: If you want to have dinner with me to get closer, just say so.

Shen Chaohuai sat in the car, looking at Su Qi walking towards him through the window, and thought: Hmm, her mouth is as stubborn as before.

The car door opened, and Su Qi, as usual, sat in the passenger seat.

Shen Chaohuai smiled slightly: "Hmm? What, you won't even thank me?"

"I'm risking my reputation to speak up for you."

Su Qi curled his lips, lit a cigarette, leaned back in his chair, and said with a playful expression, "What you said was quite interesting."

Her fingertips moved over, carrying a faint smell of smoke, and gently hooked his fingers that were resting on the armrest.

Two slender hands slowly overlapped, and the instant they touched, an electric current surged through his fingers.

His face turned bright red.