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Perhaps because the content was too explosive, the host barely began to re-inquire when Shang Feifei, quick-eyed and deft-handed, snatched the microphone first and responded with a smile, “Bo Yan is promoting the movie. ‘Moonlight’ is still in theaters, and his pursuit of in the film is filled with true emotion. I also put in extra effort, so I welco everyone to contribute to the box office.”
Bo Yan did not deny it, lifting his eyes and his lips curved into a faint smile.
His eyes were naturally peachy, and this smile, with its touch of nonchalance, seed like an apology for the joke he had just cracked. But upon closer inspection, it also seed like he was mocking sothing.
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The interview was over, and it was ti to enter. Everyone unconsciously glanced down at their cell phones—there were two minutes left until the originally scheduled end of the red carpet event.
The missing ti was because of that late-arriving guest.
Everyone was crystal clear about why that person hadn’t arrived. Two days earlier, a scandal involving them had leaked on a forum and imdiately set off an explosion through the entire entertainnt industry.
They had seen tough, but never anyone this brazen—as a popular actress, she had actually fought soone on the street, covering their face in blood! Had there not been an absence of actual harm, it would have been enough for the society news!
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At that mont, a black sedan silently drove in.
In the chaos of the night, a figure approached from afar, gradually becoming clearer from the haze. The figure was clad in a red dress, stepping on red high heels with long wavy hair draped over the shoulders, slanted eyebrows flying into the temples, and bright red lips alluring and enchanting, like a blooming red mandrake in the wilderness.
She was arrogantly beautiful, domineeringly beautiful, rcilessly beautiful, like a poison.
Seeing her approach, the caras of the dia present went crazy, flashing at her non-stop.
No one expected her to actually co, no one expected she’d dare to show up!
Xia Siyu, in her high heels with her chin slightly raised, was not the least bit concerned about the gazes of those around her.
She was famously known as the scandal queen of the entertainnt industry, and the words “relying on beauty to stir trouble” seed tailor-made for her.
Barely debuting, she beca the female lead in a major director’s big-budget production, and her subsequent roles in youth and urban films perford well at the box office. Because of her great beauty and the pure and lovely image in her films, she beca an “Otaku Goddess,” “the dream of a billion n.”
Everyone thought she would be the new generation goddess, but it wasn’t long before they were proven wrong. Soone revealed that she used to be a little gangster. She dropped out of university, uncouth in speech. DJing in nightclubs, bullying classmates. How could soone who smoked, drank, and bleached her hair be a good girl?
Following that, accusations of acting like a diva, being unprofessional, having a foul temper, being difficult to attend to, and all sorts of bad reviews ca pouring in.
But what was most off-putting was her fierce love life. She had ripped apart scumbags and kicked her exes, and the man she had confronted on the street a few days ago was her latest romantic scandal.
And without exception, all of her so-called romantic interests were wealthy n.
Thus, she was branded with the huge label “gold digger.”
After her public image collapsed, a mass fan exodus ensued. Fans turning into haters, attacks from the opposition’s side, even bystanders joining in, relentlessly giving her negative reviews, making the trending searches all about insults, nearly reducing her to a laughingstock of the entire internet.
Just like now, ever since she appeared, the barrage of comnts in the live stream of the red carpet soared, though they were all insults toward her.
Xia Siyu walked the red carpet with utter composure until she reached the end and paused slightly, exchanging a glance with Bo Yan who had just finished the interview.
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