Xiao Mo's livestream of the entire wedding blew up the internet.
A single wedding spawned several of the year's most explosive trending topics, firmly occupying the top three spots.
#Pregnant mistress crashes wedding#
#A rich heir's ultimate dream: three wives and four concubines#
#Bride stabs groom in fury#
Xiao Mo, an expert at generating traffic, immediately had every blogger under his company, big and small, frantically repost clips from the wedding.
He also told them not to add any opinions or take sides. They only needed to explain what had happened in detail.
This gossip was juicy enough already, more thrilling than any script. Embellishing it would only give people with an agenda something to use against them.
#Bloodstained wedding#
#Groom Zhao Shengkai's harem#
New topics were pushed up the rankings one after another.
Once the floodgates of traffic opened, there was no closing them.
Everyone involved, along with those claiming inside knowledge, rushed to join in, muddying the waters further and further.
The first to strike was the "mistress" with the swollen belly.
She created an account, and her first post was a nine-photo grid of intimate pictures of herself and the groom, Zhao Shengkai. From candlelit dinners to island vacations, it had everything.
Then came the chat logs. She posted screenshot after screenshot, providing irrefutable proof of their relationship.
Her biggest move was exposing her chats with Zhao Shengkai's mother, too.
His mother called her "my dear daughter-in-law" over and over, fussing over her well-being. The records of transfers and cash gifts were so long that a single screen couldn't capture them all.
Public opinion instantly reversed.
So this wasn't a mistress trying to force out the bride-the mother-in-law had accepted her ages ago? What did that make the actual bride?
Others were utterly in awe of Zhao