As ordinary people, Su Jiu and Chu Ting did not really have any fans, so the live comments were currently made up of roughly three groups.
One group consisted of Chu Zhe's fans arguing on Chu Ting's behalf, another of Xia Yao's fans defending Su Jiu, while most of the other guests' fans were simply enjoying the spectacle.
However, since Chu Ting's words did not hold water and positively reeked of calculated innocence, the spectators were also leaning somewhat toward the prettier Su Jiu.
Some spectators rationally analyzed the issues with both girls in the live comments. Of course, their final conclusion was undoubtedly that Chu Ting was more at fault.
Then Chu Zhe branded them as the opposing camp and hurled abuse at them, along with some of the other spectators.
This provoked a rebellious streak in many spectators. This girl was clearly in the wrong, and now they were not even allowed to say so?
Good grief, even more people joined the fray. Xia Yao's and Chu Zhe's fans had originally been evenly matched, but once the bystanders waded in, things quickly tilted overwhelmingly toward one side.
Of course, not all of Chu Zhe's fans blindly sided with their own regardless of right or wrong.
They were all fangirls; how could so many of them be brainless? Some had not been swept along because they had read Chu Zhe's expression.
They could tell that their idol was already unhappy...
They could not whitewash his sister's behavior, but neither could they join others in criticizing her, so these fans chose to keep quiet.
After all this, one could say that Chu Ting's already poor situation had only suffered another layer of frost atop the snow.
Bai Su had been watching the livestream the whole time, so naturally, she had