1658: Chapter 1650: Public Opinion Reversal 1658: Chapter 1650: Public Opinion Reversal In an instant, Annie Lawrence was cursed and insulted by Faye’s Fans.
Annie was a typical example of being submissive to the strong and bullying the weak.
She dared not provoke Faye’s Fans.
So even if the words said by Faye’s Fans were extrely unpleasant, Annie wouldn’t dare to refute them in the comnts section.
Her fans who were trying to counter the argunts weren’t as strong as Faye’s Fans, and soon the comnt section was occupied by Faye’s Fans for the most part.
Not long after Faye posted on her blog, the movie screenwriter also released a blog post.
The screenwriter, whose blog is called ‘鱼鱼今天也要努力,’ wrote: Choosing Joanna Lawrence for the role of Female Lead 2 was my idea.
At that ti, the director arranged another role for her, but I felt that her appearance and acting were more suitable for Female Lead 2, so I strongly advocated for her to get that role.
Since I wrote the script, no one understands the characters better than I do.
If you must say Joanna passed through back channels, then it must be mine, as I took a fancy to her at first sight.
Once the movie screenwriter’s blog post ca out, it slapped the faces of those who claid that Joanna relied on her connections to obtain the role.
This was a role that the screenwriter personally chose; what else could anyone say?
Soon, the negative public opinion about Joanna began to gradually turn in her favor.
Having the support of both Faye and the screenwriter was far more effective than any PR efforts from Joanna’s side.
Joanna watched as her situation was resolved in just over ten minutes.
She canceled the Twitter ssage she had sent to Linda.
Joanna was quite surprised and caught off-guard that both Faye and the screenwriter stepped up to speak on her behalf.
Although Faye knew Kelvin Norman, Joanna didn’t think Faye would help her because of him.
Joanna wasn’t anyone important to him.
She only t Faye and the screenwriter for the first ti during that audition.
So their willingness to help her was indeed very unexpected for Joanna.
But no matter what, since they helped her out of the trouble, Joanna was grateful.
She quickly logged in to her Blog and reposted Faye and the screenwriter’s posts.
JoannaV: Thank you both for your help and for the screenwriter’s recognition.
I will definitely perform well.
Faye replied to her in the comnt section.
Faye Lister: I appreciate your performance that day.
Keep it up and prove yourself with your abilities in due ti.
The screenwriter also replied to her.
鱼鱼今天也要努力: The singer role was tailor-made for you.
I trust my judgent, and I believe you won’t disappoint .
Having gained the approval and recognition of the two, Joanna was overjoyed.
Her mood, which had been affected by the previous hot search, quickly recovered.
Her fans also encouraged her on the Blog, sending her private ssages.
“Wow, Joanna, you’re amazing for getting such a great role with your own strength.
Joanna’s Fans are proud and happy for you.”
“Keep it up, Joanna, looking forward to your new work.”
“Joanna looks good, has a great personality, and an outstanding acting ability!”
“Keep it up, Joanna, Joanna’s Fans will always support you.
The more anti-fans there are, the faster you’ll beco popular, doesn’t that make you feel happier?”
Joanna read the private ssages from her fans one by one.
Seeing so many lovely fans cheering her on ward her heart.
Even if 80% of people didn’t like her.
Considering the remaining 20% who liked her, she still thought the world was a beautiful place.
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On the other hand.
Annie was furious to see the public opinion gradually turning in Joanna’s favor on the Blog, smashing her phone on the table in frustration.
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