I Went Viral in the Entertainment Industry by Keeping It Real

Because my critique of a top-tier idol’s acting was too “real,” I was cursed all the way onto the trending search by her fans.

My manager begged me backstage to watch my words and actions, but I completely let loose on stage.

Looking at my previously half-dead Weibo account that now had 200,000 comments, I smiled.

Being famous for being hated is still being famous. After all, I had bound to a system:

Getting hated on earns me money. Going crazy is the path to getting rich.

The hashtag #QinXiangErGoingCrazy# rushed to the number one spot on the trending list.

Right behind it was #JiangYingYingCrying#.

I curled my lips and clicked into it.

The first thing I saw was a Weibo post from a marketing account.

There were over 200,000 comments, and every single one was cursing me out while comforting Jiang Yingying.

“No way, no way, Qin Xiang’er sat in the mentor’s seat and actually thought she was fit to be a mentor?”

“Qin Xiang’er is just a washed-up actress, what right does she have to judge our sister.”

“Even Director Chen in the center position didn’t say anything. She’s really gone crazy trying to steal the spotlight.”

“And to think I used to like her. What’s wrong with her now? How did she learn to act crazy like a certain someone?”