No one had ever expected Wei Zijin to shoot back to the top of the trending searches so quickly.
This time, the keyword was "fake liquor sold in Wei Zijin's livestream."
Celebrities selling counterfeits and celebrities having extramarital affairs could both send them tumbling off their pedestals, but the public especially despised the former.
Just how desperate for money were you celebrities, that you had to line your pockets by selling fakes?
An anti-counterfeit blogger had reviewed the liquor she had sold through Mimo during her final livestream before the Spring Festival. He said he had ordered it from Wei Zijin's livestream before the holiday, forgotten about it amid the festivities, and only recently opened it. He found that its taste and color were much like cheap bulk baijiu, so he sent it to a professional testing agency. The results were in: inferior goods passed off as quality liquor, nowhere near worth the price.
The blogger's video was professionally shot, with clear footage of the test report. At the end, he faced the camera and said, "I'll contact Mimo Media, the company Wei Zijin belongs to, and demand an explanation for everyone who bought it. To all the buyers out there, you may have purchased an excellent investment product."
The comments had already exploded.
Wei Zijin placed her phone facedown on the bed and closed her eyes for a while.
One crisis had barely settled before another struck. Xiaoliang and the others had been right again. He Rumeng and her husband really had come for revenge.
With these two waves linked together, the first would come surging back.
The good reputation Wei Zijin had just fought to win would face even more skepticism because of the fake liquor scandal.
If someone lacked integrity, most of what they had said before