Chapter 1621: Support
When Han Zhuofeng read this part, he became really curious. Everyone’s posting it tonight?
Right after that, one of the comments caught his eye.
“Hahaha, to those who said that s.h.i.+ Xiaoya was making things up, I feel like First Young Master Han seems more like the one making things up now?”
So, it was because Han Zhuoling had previously followed s.h.i.+ Xiaoya.
Hence, quite a lot of s.h.i.+ Xiaoya’s fans also went to follow Han Zhuoling.
They secretly ate this couple candy[1].
Hence, when they saw that Han Zhuoling also posted such a Weibo post, s.h.i.+ Xiaoya’s fans gave a rallying call under the comments section of her post, so the rest of her fans who had never followed him before swarmed over as well.
“What the f*ck, it’s too sweet.”
“The person above, be careful. Don’t let Han Zhuoling’s solo stans see that and come over to bash Xiaoya and say she’s making things up.”
“It’s still unclear who’s the one making things up now. Xiaoya first posted this, then Han Zhuoling followed suit. I’m gonna eat this couple candy.”
Indeed, there were some fans of Han Zhuoling who were unhappy.
“s.h.i.+ Xiaoya’s fans, can you guys hold up for a bit. Don’t grab at every chance to cling on, please?”
“Exactly. She’s the one who posted it first, alright, but so many other people posted before Young Master Ling did. Why do you guys have to cling on to Young Master Ling? Can’t you invest your affections on someone else?”
“Haha, didn’t Young Master Ling simply follow her? You all started dreaming already and kept s.h.i.+pping Young Master Ling as your OTP. We are not s.h.i.+pping them, no thanks bye.”
“s.h.i.+ Xiaoya and those fans, stop thinking too much. If you really want to think too much, do it in your own territories, thanks. At least what we don’t see can’t hurt us.”
He finally found the origin at last. Han Zhuofeng went to s.h.i.+ Xiaoya’s Weibo homepage straight away.
After he saw it, he understood. No wonder Han Zhuoling would suddenly upload such a Weibo post.
He probably wanted to support s.h.i.+ Xiaoya.
Han Zhuoling had just finished eating and had not had time to see these comments.
Han Zhuofeng could not stand it any longer and asked him, “Big Brother, you uploaded this Weibo post to support s.h.i.+ Xiaoya, right?”
Han Zhuoling threw a glance at him but did not reply.
What was there to not understand for Han Zhuofeng?
If it was not true, Han Zhuoling would have denied it upfront.
But since he was not saying anything now, it meant he was admitting it.
Lin Liye’s pitch went up as she went “ehhh.” She immediately turned to look at Han Zhuoling and said, “You even feel bad for her now?”
Lin Liye wiggled her fingers, wanting to send the latest news to Old Mrs. Han.
“Big Brother, not only did you not manage to help s.h.i.+ Xiaoya, you actually got her into trouble. She got scolded a great deal by your fans,” Han Zhuofeng said.
Han Zhuoling frowned. He quickly picked up his phone to look.
Han Zhuofeng laughed. He was still pretending to be cool about it before. If you’re that capable, continue pretending!
Han Zhuoling understood with one glance.
He happened to see one of s.h.i.+ Xiaoya’s fans say, “Everyone, go home. Some people just can’t take a joke. You really know how to stir controversy for your idol. Let’s go back and play among ourselves, lest we attract more controversy for Xiaoya.”
“Let’s go. If you’re Xiaoya’s true fan, you should all go back. Don’t let those people with untoward intentions disguise themselves among us.”
“Right. Xiaoya has quite a few compet.i.tors, and some of them are quite despicable. I won’t name who, lest it stirs controversy for Xiaoya again. But it won’t be the first time the other party has hired paid posters to disguise as fans to stir controversy for Xiaoya. I don’t believe true fans would be so enthusiastic to go to other people’s comments to start s.h.i.+pping OTP. Most of us just close our doors and play among ourselves.”
“I agree with the person above. We’ve already said this much. If there are still people who continue dragging Xiaoya into this, we have to think carefully about who hired these paid posters to come and be fake fans.”
[1] Chinese Internet slang for couples that display affection publicly. The Chinese custom of giving out wedding candies is used as a metaphor for this