The Female Cannon Fodder With Boundless Merits-Chapter 1279 - 1283: Queen of Showbiz (Part 3)

Sister Xia guessed right, Luo Jian did indeed perceive the true nature of the original owner, this second-tier Xiao Hua, as timid as a little lamb.

Timid and afraid of causing trouble.

He stirred up ambiguous rumors just to catch Jinzhi’s attention, not to make a complete mess.

The women in the circle are like wolves and tigers, fierce and strong in their pursuit of fame, willing to do anything to climb up the ranks.

So, a timid and pretty Xiao Hua whose fame was just beginning to rise was his best choice.

Unexpectedly, even his venomous eye could sometimes be blinding.

He misjudged.

That Xiao Hua was no little lamb at all, but rather a sharp-toothed little fox.

After sending Xu Jinzhi away, Luo Jian was extremely embarrassed, filled with resentment and anger.

His gaze fixed on the bold letters on the tablet "No Sleep, No Date," and in a moment of rage, he smashed the tablet to pieces.

He immediately pulled out his phone and called his agent.

"That Su Li, I don’t want to see her in the circle again."

"... Ah Jian, that’s a bit out of line. You started the whole thing with Xiao Hua. She embarrassed you, but there’s no need to completely crush her, just teach a lesson..."

The person on the other end of the call was more aware of the farce than the others around.

The entire Sweet Love Crew knew that Luo Jian had approached her, persistently entangled with her, and made this one-sided CP hype. It wasn’t just about causing trouble; it was like he had a vendetta against her.

Luo Jian wasn’t oblivious to the fact that his girlfriend fans, wife fans had strong fighting power.

Luo Jian’s assistant somewhat understood Su Xiaohua’s outburst and offensive words.

He felt some sympathy for Su Xiaohua, who had unwittingly encountered his crazy artist.

Luo Jian heard this and snorted, "Playing victim? Does anyone really believe it?"

Assistant: "....." Luo Jian probably thought everyone was a fool.

As it turned out, Luo Jian didn’t think others were fools; he knew that given his status, even if he acted recklessly, there would be plenty of people ready to indulge him.

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Su Li heard Sister Xia’s increasingly heavy breathing over the phone, accompanied by the sound of pages flipping rapidly.

Suddenly, Sister Xia choked up and said, "Xiao Li, it’s my fault, I couldn’t protect you."

Su Li waited silently for her next words.

"I just got a message from the company, I’ve been reassigned to manage a few new trainees, something...."

As she continued, Sister Xia’s restrained sobs grew louder.

She was angry and frustrated that she couldn’t protect her people, but mostly she felt ashamed of her own inability.

Su Li responded calmly, "I know."

From the original owner’s memory, she knew their contract with the current management company was only for a few months.

Even if they weren’t planning to freeze her out, Su Li had no intention of staying with the company any longer. 𝒇𝒓𝒆𝒆𝙬𝒆𝒃𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝙡.𝒄𝓸𝒎

The original owner was a second-tier Xiao Hua, yet judging by her living conditions and the balance in her bank account, it was clear the company had exploited her to the limit.

The majority of the money she earned, nine-tenths, was pocketed by the company, leaving her with only a pittance.

The current single apartment was something the original owner bought after five years of frugality post-debut, and it wasn’t even bought in full.

After hanging up Sister Xia’s call, her phone received another reminder about the repayment due.

Making money turned out to be the first problem Su Li needed to solve upon entering this small world.

As soon as she opened the internet, it was flooded with various slanderous comments about Su Li.

The virtual and reality-separated insults didn’t cost anything, allowing people with all sorts of resentment to wantonly lash out.

Especially Luo Jian’s fans, they... made Su Li’s name pop up on the trending list as a hideous troublemaker.

Su Li looked at these abusive tags online while holding a small mirror, examining herself left and right.

If this counted as ugly, she dared to say the whole world was even uglier.

Thinking this way, her ten fingers danced rapidly over the keyboard, leaving only afterimages.

These dull mortals, competing in speed with her.....

[Su Li, you’re so shameless, have you even looked in the mirror? My brother would never want you.]

Su Li: Little sister, your weight must be very light.

[Take my brother away.... There’s too much of a status gap. Even if you want to play victim, it’s up to us to accept it.]

Su Li: Sweetheart, just because you stick a label on your head doesn’t make you a genius.

[Su Li you *****, just get lost.]

Su Li: I’m not a grass boat.

...

Su Li fought against the crowd without losing ground, single-handedly suppressing the arrogance of Luo Jian’s fans all night long.

However, all the fans knew that Su Xiaohua personally joined the battle and that her words were sure to be unpleasant, but what about the implication?

Soon, an interpretation of the meaning was written by someone.

Sister, you must have a light weight, considering your mindlessness.

Not labeled as smart, who could be dumber than you.

I’m not a grass boat; don’t throw cheapness my way....

Learning the true meaning brought Luo Jian’s fans to tears.

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Jiangjiang officially became Luo Jian’s new fan this year, and in just a few months, she became a big fan leader.

She had a good family background and was willing to create fan sites and spend money for Luo Jian.

But now, she had no outlet for her various frustrations.

"Sister Jiangjiang, I’m quitting. I say one sentence to scold Su Li, and she has twenty waiting for me. I just can’t take it anymore...."

Apologetically said the little fan with a crying tone.

This was already the thirty-eighth fan to complain and request to quit.

Earlier, seeing Luo Jian slandered, she got furious and led the big fan group to flood Su Li’s Weibo, only to be defeated.

All night, how did she have such an abundance of energy to battle hundreds of them without even resorting to foul language?

Jiangjiang was so angry that her nostrils flared wide, abandoning control and rushing to her Weibo.

But all their fan messages were drowned out in Su Li’s flood of messages.

Worse, Su Xiaohua, as if unsatisfied, began to wage a battle on Luo Jian’s Weibo as well.

Despite their large group, they couldn’t beat a second-tier Xiao Hua alone?

But the truth showed, they really couldn’t.

Jiangjiang gritted her teeth and made a direct call, "Buy, buy me a hundred thousand bots."

"Sister, you’re doing it wrong. Idolizing is one thing, but reaching such an obsessed level, it’s too extreme. You started the insults, and people aren’t allowed to retaliate?"

"If you can’t win a scolding match, it shows your incompetence, bringing in external help? Does that reflect your own incapability in real life?"

Jiangjiang’s older brother pushed the door open, disapproving in his gaze. He had always opposed his sister’s fangirling, especially that of Luo Jian; anyone with eyes could see what kind of person he was, only bullying a girl with no background.

Jiangjiang was so infuriated by her brother that tears nearly fell from her eyes.