[PR ca out this fast, they’re obviously scared of getting flad. If I really knew what her na is and which Weibo is hers, I’d be the first to charge onto the battlefield and fla her till nothing’s left.]
A whole bunch of night owls were still talking big behind their screens.
All kinds of conspiracy theories about the "Fairy" and the mystery of her overnight popularity...
Most of Chi Yu’s fans were still sober and didn’t rush to make a scene just for the hype; only a small, irrational portion joined in the keyboard war.
Sure, staying in our own lane and having fun by ourselves is nice, but Chi Yu’s been really hot lately, so it’s inevitable that this "ex‑girlfriend" who’s about to debut keeps leeching off his traffic.
Fishies are rational, but the thought that the next while is going to be nonstop drama still pissed them off. No one knew what on earth Chi Yu’s agent was doing—couldn’t they just reject this kind of forced CP‑binding?
Right when the Fishies were all fried and helpless—
Chi Yu’s Weibo ca online.
As soon as they saw Chi Yu online, the Fishies didn’t know if he was about to post sothing, or interact with that so‑called "ex‑girlfriend" to hype her debut.
[I feel like gege is so passive. When you’re not famous enough, this is how it is—everything has to follow the company’s arrangents, you don’t have enough say yourself. I bet gege is also really frustrated deep down.]
[Don’t tell he ca online to "do business" with that "ex‑girlfriend"? If that’s really the case, it might not even be Chi Yu himself logging in, it’s probably his agent or his team...]
[It’s not that it’s all bad. The day before yesterday when I was shipping that CP I was crazy about it too. But the more it went on, the more nasty public opinion got, to the point I don’t even dare ship them anymore. Every ti I think about their CP I feel like I’m breaking so heavenly law and start trembling.]
[Yeah yeah yeah, whether Chi Yu and her are actually exes or not, I really do ship the two of them.]
[They’re just too shippable, their looks together are insanely compatible. I haven’t gone this crazy over a CP in ages, it’s killing .]
While everyone was craning their necks, waiting to see what Chi Yu would post now that he was online, they waited and waited—and nothing ca.
All they got was a like from Chi Yu.
Weibo has a function where your recent likes leave a trail on your hopage— you can’t see it yourself, but everyone else definitely can.
So netizens watched with their own eyes as Chi Yu ca online, posted nothing at all, and just liked an unrelated Weibo.
That Weibo was—
Gu Group V: [Recently, Gu Group and our country’s leading pharmaceutical enterprise Junshan Group have reached a new round of in‑depth cooperation to improve our integrated industry‑academia‑research innovation platform. Today the two parties completed the new‑season signing ceremony, attended on‑site by Junshan Group’s chairman Huo Chengfeng and Gu Group’s chairwoman Gu Yuan. video.]
Netizens:
[He didn’t post anything, just liked so real‑ti finance report. Looks like the one online really is Chi Yu himself.]
[Scared to death. Good thing Chi Yu didn’t co up here to cooperate on so post. This is fine, just reading the news is fine.]
[Is he low‑key foreshadowing sothing? He’s really just gonna leave us with a single like and call it a day?]
[Holy shit, I think I just discovered sothing...]
The next day.
Gu Yuan got a call from Qiu. Qiu told her that after last night, her identity had been completely exposed online.
The comnts flaming Gu Yuan had also dramatically reversed!!
Gu Yuan had only gotten up not long ago and wasn’t very clear on what was happening online yet: "Hold on, let go check."
After hanging up, Gu Yuan opened Weibo without logging in.
Gu Group had always had an officially verified corporate Weibo. Usually it only posted or reposted things like stock and fund info, plus so real‑ti financial news. Just like a lot of other corporate accounts, it didn’t exactly attract much outside attention.
This ti, because Gu Yuan appeared on the variety show "Desired Ecology," with the identity of a rural‑inn landlady and that outrageously stunning face of hers on screen, she pulled in huge attention and sparked wild discussion.
Lots of people started shipping Gu Yuan and Chi Yu, so a ton of CP fans popped up online.
Lots of people cursed Gu Yuan for leeching off Chi Yu’s popularity, for bundling herself with him for hype, ruining what little good impression she’d built on the show. She got dragged brutally.
Lots of people worried that the coming period would be rough for Chi Yu...
Photos of Gu Yuan herself almost never appeared in news reports, but that didn’t an they didn’t exist. This signing ceremony, for example, had a video; it was just that she barely showed up, with only a few shots of her eting and shaking hands with Huo Chengfeng for a group photo.
And up to now, the number of people who knew she was the chairwoman of Gu Group was still very small. These past few days, screenshots and screen recordings of Gu Yuan on the variety show were everywhere, yet sohow no one managed to dig up her real identity.
Until that like from Chi Yu.
At first, everyone was just curious why Chi Yu had liked so current‑affairs post from a big corporation.
Then, with their god‑tier detective skills, netizens quickly followed the trail and dug up the "ex‑girlfriend’s" real identity—turns out she was the chairwoman of Gu Group. In an instant, the whole internet exploded—
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