The Buddhist Girl Transmigrated Into a Book

Xiao Zhu tweeted twice, with a little bit of ill intentions in her tone, “Tell me, would Wen Xia ascend directly to heaven in anger?” 

Xiao Zhu and the others were all clear about the wishful thinking Wen Xia had in her heart.
Wasn’t it because Gu Mian stole her role, so she held a grudge and wanted to step on her position in the momentum released by the official blog of “Ask the Immortal” through this set of makeup photos.

Her team was very good at seizing the opportunity and the topic was also very good.

If one had to give Wen Xia and her team a score, even if Xiao Zhu stood on the opposite side, she would have to earnestly give the opponent a very high score.

The woman’s response was really beautiful, which could win the favor of passers-by.

Many people thought that Gu Mian might be angry this time, including Xiao Zhu and Li Nan.

The opponent was too strong and they themselves were at a loss.

However, the netizens didn’t play cards according to common sense and their reactions exceeded everyone’s expectations.

Even if Wen Xia had no other methods, she would never expect that it would end that way!

Lou Che’s fans weren’t only not angry, they even stood on Gu Mian’s side happily.

Because of the huge number of Lou Che’s fans, the style of the comments below had been completely biased by them.

Most of the messages were so harmonious that they couldn’t be said to be toxic at all.
Even if there were fans of Wen Xia jumping up and down below, scolding Gu Mian for being shameless, scheming and robbing Wen Xia’s role, such bad messages were submerged in Lou Che’s fans in minutes like an ocean.
Below the vast message, even a bubble disappeared without a trace before it could rise.

The top comments below the Weibo had millions of likes.
And these comments were all from Lou Che’s fans.

That showed Lou Che’s fans huge influences .

And these comments were very friendly.

With that momentum, Wen Xia, let alone stepping on Gu Mian to take the upper hand, maybe she still needed her!

Could that be regarded as lifting a rock and finally smashing her own foot?

When Xiao Zhu thought of that, her mouth couldn’t close with joy.

Wen Xia, ​​Wen Xia, ​​did you ever expect to have such a day?

Just when Xiao Zhu, Brother Nan was still immersed in joy, shock and unbelievable emotions, Brother Nan found another piece of news.

“Sir Lou…gave this Weibo a like!”

When Xiao Zhu heard these words, she was so shocked that the apple in her hand almost fell to the ground, “Brother Nan, what are you talking about? Che Che liked it?”

Li Nan’s expression was also a little nervous, “Yes, he gave it a like.”

Xiao Zhu’s eyes widened, “Could it be that he did that by mistake?”

Li Nan shook his head and fixed his eyes on the phone, “It should not be because Sir Lou didn’t cancel it afterward.”

Gu Mian, who had eaten small cakes by herself, got attracted by their conversation.

Lou Che actually liked it?

Why?

Was it because of her honesty, or some other reason?

Xiao Zhu was so nervous that she rubbed her hands on the spot, “Will the public opinion on the Internet change?”

Li Nan looked heavy, “Maybe it would bottom out.”

Fans were a group who easily changed their minds.
They would be chasing you and holding you one moment, and in the next second, chasing you and biting like a mad dog.
It all depended on their mood.
The current comments on Gu Mian were generally friendly and harmonious.
If it hit the bottom and rebounds, it would be bloody.

Lou Che’s fans were jealous people.

They were jealous of anyone getting close to Luo Che, especially female artists.

If they felt that a female artist wasn’t pleasing to the eyes, they would directly pull out the 18th generation of her ancestors and scold them.

Fanatic to desperate, obsessed with no regrets.

But they were completely loyal to Lou Che and they were never willing to say anything bad about him.
Even if others said he was bad, they couldn’t bear it at all.

This was Lou Che.
He had a huge personal charm.
His ability to absorb fans was so explosive that he could be regarded as the strongest on the surface of the earth.
If human beings had been able to immigrate to the moon, he might still be the strongest on the moon.

He was such a hugely influential superstar.
This time, he gave an unprecedented thumbs up to a female artist.
No, no, not a female artist, but to a Weibo related to a female artist.
No matter what Xiao Zhu thought, she felt a little scared in her heart.

Shouldn’t his fans be jealous?

If they were really jealous, wouldn’t they blow up Weibo?