Chapter 37
The three Weibo announcing the family ties were published almost simultaneously, leaving netizens unsure which one to follow first.
{What the heck, Miss Song Family?}
{ Mrs. Jiang? The wife of the powerful figure in the □□?! This woman is serious.}
{LY's Weibo post about her half-sister—is it what I thought? Is the Zhang Family going to acknowledge her as a relative? Song Shiwei, you really made me cry.}
{Ahhhhh! Aren't you all so proud of yourselves?! Sister Song Gua really is a rich heiress!}
{This is a truly effective slap in the face! Everyone else should take note! It's like a wish-fulfillment story coming to life, waaaaaah!}
Song Yurou stared at the Weibo with a dark expression, thinking that Song Shiwei was definitely doomed this time. But she never expected that a shocking reversal would suddenly occur.
□□, LY Haute Couture even had that woman Chen Jingxian rushing out to claim kinship?
She didn't believe it; it must be fake.
She quickly opened the comments section and commented rapidly under her own Weibo revealing her family background. "Don't panic, I think things will definitely take a turn for the better."
She still had some photos she hadn't sent out yet; she had kept all the photos of Song Shiwei as a village girl.
She thought she would be fawned over by some brainless netizens, but her comment section exploded instead.
{Hey? Isn't this Song Yurou wearing knock-off clothes today?}
{Wait, did you forget to switch accounts?}
{LOL, she definitely forgot to switch accounts. This woman is probably about to have a split personality and start replying to herself.}
As netizens guessed, Song Yurou was indeed switching accounts to reply to herself, but Weibo suddenly lagged, and she replied to herself again using her main account. [Yes, the blogger also thinks there's a plot twist, waiting for one.]
Hahaha, this idiot forgot to switch accounts again.
{I'm dying of laughter!! Song Yurou, you forgot to switch accounts.}
{The blogger's reply was 100% funny, Song Yurou's reply to herself after forgetting to switch accounts was 100000000% funny—I'm dying of laughter!}
{Awaiting Song Yurou's reply online.}
{ Song Yurou, explain!!}
A note from the author:
Eight thousand words, plus the bonus chapter, and I've written until 2 AM!! You can't say my writing is too short anymore!
Chapter 37
◎24. "Young Chicken" seems to be a banned term; fans of the "crazy woman" have been banned.◎
Song Yurou stared at the sudden barrage of messages on her phone. Panic gripped her, and her hands trembled involuntarily. Her previously Yangyang face turned deathly pale in an instant.
"How could this be?" she thought, her heart trembling. These people from wealthy families are the most snobbish; how could they openly acknowledge Song Shiwei's identity?
Jiang Xun disliked Song Shiwei and always treated her like air, so why would he acknowledge Song Shiwei as Mrs. Jiang? What is that crazy woman Chen Jingxian doing? She finally managed to suppress the Song Family scandal, and Chen Jingxian has released it again?
And what's wrong with Zhang Leyao now? If she's so eager to have a younger sister, why doesn't she just accept herself as her sister? She's a well-known female celebrity in the entertainment industry, isn't she much better than Song Shiwei, that wild country bumpkin?
Thinking of this, her already distorted face of jealousy turned even more gloomy. These damned netizens, they just love watching the drama unfold, they're all actually speaking up for Song Shiwei?
Are they blind? Didn't they see that Song Shiwei is a wild girl from the countryside? Ever since it was revealed that Song Shiwei's identity was fake, a large group of netizens have been trying to defend Song Shiwei.
If they hadn't kept attacking her, and if seeing Gu Xiujin hadn't thrown her into such a state of confusion, she wouldn't have acted so impulsively in a fit of rage and made the stupid mistake of switching accounts. Now these self-righteous moral guardians are starting to rant in her comment section again?
It's all their fault. If it were them, she wouldn't have lost her temper and switched to the wrong account. Now these self-righteous moral guardians are starting to rant in her comment section again.
Her gaze gradually shifted from resentment to hatred, even taking on a hint of malice. "If only all these netizens were dead."
But this is just a thought; she doesn't currently have the authority to have the system erase someone.
The system's items were still valid, and Song Shiwei's trending topic remained high. With the responses from several other people, the popularity skyrocketed. She could only watch helplessly as the traffic exploded, driving her to extreme madness.
This is exactly the same scene as when she walked the red carpet earlier; she can't even remove the trending topic from the search list, and she can only watch helplessly as her post fails to get approved.
Vest
His main account was repeatedly brought up and criticized by netizens.
The online trolls she hired are now no different from AI that can only give mechanical replies. This is starting to turn around; they're still relentlessly posting negative comments about Song Shiwei being a country bumpkin.
She suddenly remembered something else: her alternate account seemed to have another Weibo by Song Shiwei, some photos that she had secretly obtained from her father's computer.
She was so angry that her hands were trembling. She was about to switch to her alternate account to retract the Weibo, but unexpectedly, Weibo suddenly crashed and became completely unresponsive.
In that instant, the time jumped from 9:59 to exactly 10:00, and the Weibo she had prepared was sent out word for word.
[Song Shiwei Is a Liar V: [Images][Images][Images][Images...]]
The photos on the Weibo account were taken of Song Shiwei at her parents' former home, and also of her walking alone at school, looking disheveled. The face in the photos was the same, but the girl in the photos looked much thinner, and her eyes were particularly gloomy and timid, like an elf who had wandered into the human world. However, this little elf seemed somewhat timid, making her all the more endearing.
The accompanying post from this alternate account reads, "[As you all see, Song Shiwei is a fraud. She's actually just a country girl who grew up in the countryside. Isn't she afraid of being sued by wealthy families for playing the rich heiress persona?]"
If this Weibo had been published half an hour earlier, it would have caused a huge uproar online. Netizens would probably have been swayed by the Weibo to criticize Song Shiwei, and might even have joined in the online attacks Song Shiwei her.