1: My Son Is A Reborn Villain ✔️

(33) Woman Is A Liar

Fu Yunruo carried the sleeping Wenwen back to their rental house. She put the child on the bed and turned on the air conditioner to quickly cool down the temperature in the room. She then lay beside Wenwen, covering both of their bodies with a thin blanket. Fu Yunruo was not feeling drowsy, so she took out her mobile phone and quietly browsed the variety show on the internet.

Because Fu Yunruo paid no attention before, she didn’t know which stars came to the village. She stayed in the flower garden most of the time and rarely got outside news in time. Now, when she finally took the initiative to find out more, Fu Yunruo was surprised to see the overwhelming info on the internet, both on Weibo and live forums.

The show’s production team adopted the method of TV and livestream parallel broadcast. The livestream recording was broadcasted live before they were uploaded into a video streaming site three days later. Following that, the two hours after-edit TV episodes were broadcast weekly. The rhythm of the TV episodes was better, the content was richer, and some extra behind-the-scenes were added to make them more interesting. Therefore, even after the audience watched the livestream, they would still watch the TV broadcast.

Today’s livestream was only partially uploaded to the internet, with some parts were cut beforehand. Even so, some audiences managed to save the deleted contents and share them on the internet. Fu Yunruo saw no relevant news on the trending topics list, which probably resulted from PR suppression. But when she manually searched with specific keywords, she could still find many results.

Especially after she found the deleted part of the video and watched when Fang Xueruo approached Wenwen and pushed him down after being bitten. Fu Yunruo’s teeth were itchy with anger. She understood her son well. The boy didn’t like people other than her to pinch his cheek. Even before he could speak, he would groan in protest whenever others tried to pinch his cheek. Seeing such an obvious rejection, adults generally wouldn’t force the child.

The malicious comments made by some netizens infuriated Fu Yunruo even more. Not only did they attacked Wenwen, but they also scolded his parents. Fu Yunruo knew that these people were Fang Xueruo’s fans. However, the number of the netizens who spoke on Wenwen’s defense was not small either. The two sides quarreled hardly. No one was willing to let the opponents take the upper hand.

Fu Yunruo checked the usernames of Wenwen’s defenders and found that most of them were Si Yue fans. She had seen the clip where Si Yue confronted Fang Xueruo for Wenwen, which gave her an even better impression of him. Fu Yunruo wasn’t sure why Si Yue was cold to Fang Xueruo, considering that this world was a book where everyone loved the female lead blindly. Nevertheless, this fact added to her favorability of Si Yue.

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When Fu Yunruo was browsing the internet, Xin Xu returned to Mei family house. The incident from this morning caused a lot of dissent on the internet. Two gods were fighting, and as mortals, the production team was pressed on both sides without knowing which one to stand with. The production team initially wanted to settle the dispute peacefully, so they sent notice to the casts to attend a meeting to discuss how to achieve a win-win situation. However, until the meeting was over, Si Yue never showed up, while Fang Xueruo stayed in her room under the excuse of feeling unwell.

The attitudes of the two parties were clear and firm. Today, Fang Xueruo had lost a great deal of face, and she was also forced to apologize in public. How could her agent, Sister Wen, let her artist suffer such a loss? Fang Xueruo’s management was forcing the production team to give them an explanation.

On Si Yue’s side, he was a no-show, so the director could only contact his agent. The agent’s attitude was also very tough. In short, Si Yue’s agent was determined that his artist had done nothing wrong. It was impossible for Si Yue to apologize, and the responsibility lay not with Si Yue.