Online.
Song Ran's social media post had completely blown up.
Among the people involved,
some were merely riding the wave and looking for attention.
But others harbored malicious intentions.
Some had even
reposted Song Ran's post to Weibo for netizens to comment on.
Their intentions were vicious, practically unheard of.
Of course, they were not fools. They had posted it from burner accounts, so for the time being,
Song Ran could not find the culprit at all.
In just over ten minutes,
the claim that Song Ran had bought a knockoff had been pushed onto the trending searches by countless gossip-hungry netizens.
The speed was so fast that if no one was secretly stirring things up behind the scenes,
Song Ran would never believe it.
She had finally experienced the suffering of a top-tier celebrity.
Everything she did would be endlessly magnified by her rivals.
Things had been better when she was still at Ouyang Yushan's company.
Although she had gained some fame,
she had generally remained near the bottom of the second tier.
Her rivals had not paid much attention to her.
But now, with Ye Yuan's support,
in less than a year,
she had leapt from the bottom of the second tier straight into the ranks of top-tier stars.
That forced all those popular young actresses and established stars to take her seriously.
Although Song Ran was gradually showing signs of becoming capital herself,
she still had to be suppressed when necessary.
And there would be no shortage of smear campaigns against her.
It was just that those people were more careful about hiding themselves.
So even Mu Qiang was helpless.
He could not possibly teach every one of Song Ran's rivals a lesson, could he?
That was simply unrealistic.
Leaving aside whether there was any evidence,
if