After Being Forced to Become a Bigshot, I Only Want to be Normal

They focused on replying to a single comment and pushing it up.

Soon, this comment was ranked in the top three.

@NingBaeTheMostBeautiful: [A one-sided story cannot be trusted. Wait for a response. If it’s true, we’ll collectively leave the fandom and join everyone in condemning this behavior.]

This comment already made it very clear, but there were still people who were being sardonic.

[A response? With what? Who would even slander themselves?]

[What will she even respond with? It’ll just be a bunch of stuff saying that she didn’t do it.]

[Even if she only said “l didn’t do anything”, I bet you brainless fans will still lap it all up.]

[Discerning the truth from the fake? You’re just protecting what you wish to protect, you don’t give a damn about the truth. You’re probably only concerned about your idol’s “l didn’t do it”.]

[She caused someone to lose their job and now they can’t even find another, why are you still waiting for her response? Waiting to find out the truth? How interesting. Your brains must all be fried in lard!]

Waves of cursing and scolding came one after another.

However, the fans were still trying their best to reply to the comments, hoping that everyone would look at this matter rationally and not only believe one side of the story.

In truth, they were actually a little flustered and in a bit of a panic. They did not know if Lu Ning had actually done such a thing, but they were still trying their best to believe her. They believed that she was just being framed.

In order not to leave the impression that they were just brainless fans, thereby lowering Lu Nings popularity, they all maintained a neutral stance while replying. However, in the eyes of others, these words were not neutral either; they were just protecting Lu Ning.

Even so, they still spared no effort to calm everyone down, to wait and see what the situation was actually like, to find out what the truth was, instead of blindly believing the accounts of two people whose identities they did not even know.

Their efforts seemed to bear some effect.

When Lin Ci and the others saw it, the tabloid had already promised to release a video in the afternoon to get those who believed in Lu Ning to wake up.

Actually, the current situation was already one-sided. Those who believed in Lu Ning were those who had believed in her to begin with, while those who did not believe in Lu Ning were the majority.

This made it easy for passersby to think that Lu Ning was actually such a despicable person.

If Lu Ning did not come out to clarify, these people would only become more and more brainwashed. Then, Lu Nings image in their hearts would certainly become one of an arrogant and despotic young lady.

Then, no matter how much clarification there was afterwards, it would probably be impossible to salvage the situation. Unless Lu Ning had some critical evidence to prove that those two were lying, the situation could not be brought under control.

However, they all knew very well that such a thing was basically a rumor that had been published and publicized. Some would believe in such groundless, trumped-up rumors, while others did not. In order to make those that believed in such rumors stop believing it, they would have to produce evidence to the contrary.

Yet, how do you provide evidence for something that did not even exist?

Besides, which of those rumors ever managed to be clearly dispelled?