Gu Yun was unwilling to believe that his fans would do something like this. He immediately realized that someone might be deliberately targeting him.
The viewers in the livestream froze as well after hearing the person out.
[What? Impossible! We didn't do it!]
[I didn't do it either! Which idiot did this? Are they sick or something?]
[Why are Gu Yun's fans pretending to be innocent here? Just because you say it wasn't you means it wasn't? Where's the proof?]
[I checked that coffee shop's rating. It really was dragged down!]
[I remember its rating was still 4.8 yesterday. When I checked just now, it was down to two stars. Isn't that ridiculous?]
[Huh? But don't you have to order something before you can rate it?]
[Well, damn. These people are really willing to spend money just to leave bad reviews? I can't decide whether they're idiots or just loaded.]
[You don't necessarily have to place an order. Some platforms specifically for food reviews don't require one.]
[Originally, I thought Gu Yun was pretty decent. Now I'm seriously put off by him. (awkward laugh)]
Gu Yun's fans were furious. They clearly had not done anything like that, so why were they being cursed at?
Gu Yun was furious too. Although he believed his fans would not do such a thing, he was also afraid that it really had been his fans.
In idol circles, idols had always been held accountable for their fans' actions.
Though that was quite unfair to the idol himself, an idol was called an idol because he was a role model, a benchmark.
If his fans caused trouble, then in the public's eyes, it meant that he, the role model and benchmark, had failed to set a good example.
Fans who did wrong deserved to