After the True Heiress Travels Back
Chapter 625: The Blogger Who Trended on Hot Search

Chapter 625: Chapter 625: The Blogger Who Trended on Hot Search

If it weren’t for Song Tianyou’s fans running to Shi Yaoguang’s Weibo to spew nonsense, Shi Yaoguang’s fans wouldn’t have known about the false information "Big Daddy Song" had posted on his blog.

Ignorance is one thing, but once they knew, they couldn’t tolerate it anymore.

Who the hell is "Big Daddy Song"?

How dare he publish his idol’s privacy wantonly.

If it were just ordinary content, that would be one thing, but Big Daddy Song even defamed others freely.

Indeed.

In the hearts of Shi Yaoguang’s fans, Big Daddy Song was defaming Shi Yaoguang.

Shi Yaoguang, who is she? Her fans naturally had a rough idea.

She doesn’t claim to be a paragon of virtue, but at least she’s someone with a solid set of values.

In the video released by Big Daddy Song, those old men indeed intended to kneel before Shi Yaoguang, that much was certain.

But...

Who knows why they wanted to kneel? What if they were kneeling because they had done something wrong?

Or perhaps, they didn’t kneel at all.

After all, the video was only so long, and there was no footage of the old men kneeling.

To say the blogger deliberately left it out is impossible.

If they had evidence, they would have shared it immediately; why keep it to themselves?

Keeping evidence secret as if it were a treasured family heirloom to be passed down?

Big Daddy Song wasn’t bothered by the insults from Shi Yaoguang’s fans.

Because he knew, traffic equals money.

The more traffic, the happier he is.

He didn’t fear others insulting him, he feared them not insulting him.

"Big Daddy, Shi Yaoguang’s fans are also disgusting, aren’t they? The evidence is so clear. Shi Yaoguang bullied the elderly, she did, and her fans still won’t admit it. They’re saying you’re fabricating everything."

"Big Daddy, we mustn’t let such crooked habitudes slide!"

"I’ll go buy a trending topic so that more people can see how vile Shi Yaoguang is."

"Tsk, with her standards, she’s considered to have integrity and the right values? That’s a joke if I’ve ever heard one. I bet she’s not even as upright as you, Big Daddy!"

"Big Daddy might release other people’s videos online, but Big Daddy would never have an elder kneel to him! Probably only someone like Shi Yaoguang would do such a thing."

Song Tianyou couldn’t help showing a proud smile as he read the rumors his fans were spreading under his Weibo.

Huh.

Song Tianyou couldn’t stop smiling at the thought of his imminent rise to fame.

Seeing his expression, his colleague couldn’t help but ask curiously, "Tianyou, what’s making you so happy? Did you win the lottery or something?"

"I didn’t win the lottery, but... it’s even better than winning the lottery!"

Upon seeing his reaction, the colleague couldn’t help but ask, "You didn’t win the lottery, so what happened?"

Just as Song Tianyou was about to speak, the floor manager came over and chided, "What are you chatting about during work hours? Are you that idle? Have you finished your work?"

"Especially you, Song Tianyou!" the manager pointed out Song Tianyou’s name directly, "Look at the quality of your recent work. Redoing a report several times, can you or can you not do the job? If you can’t, there’s plenty of people who can replace you!"

Song Tianyou had already been considering whether he should quit.

Now, hearing the manager say this, he instantly blushed and retorted, "Who said I can’t do it? I just feel that my current job doesn’t match my noble status!"

"Noble status?" The manager couldn’t help but laugh out loud upon hearing this, "Do tell, what noble status do you have?"

"I still didn’t know the people under my command were so capable."

Song Tianyou snorted coldly, "Don’t you doubt it, my identity would scare you to death!"

"Quit beating around the bush." The manager didn’t believe he could have any sort of significant identity. If he truly had one, he wouldn’t be just wasting time in their small company.

Song Tianyou curled his lip, revealing a smug expression, "And I am not afraid to let you know!"

"Do you know the blogger who’s been really popular online lately?"

The manager thought for a moment after hearing this.

Just as Song Tianyou thought he was about to guess his identity, he heard the manager say, "I don’t follow Weibo."

Song Tianyou: "..."

Song Tianyou’s colleagues, seeing his deflated expression, roughly guessed what was going on.

Song Tianyou had mentioned having a mysterious identity and brought up a Weibo blogger.

Clearly, this was related to his identity.

And on Weibo, the one who had been really hot lately, he knew what it was all about just by thinking of it.

Immediately, he came to the manager’s rescue, which also gave Song Tianyou an out, "The Song Tianyou that’s been all over Weibo lately, wouldn’t happen to be your account, would it?"

Upon hearing this, Song Tianyou couldn’t help but flash a proud smile.

Despite that, he remained "humble" saying, "It’s just some minor stuff, not worth mentioning."

Even so, his expression betrayed his true feelings.

Watching Song Tianyou’s smugness, the manager scratched his head and asked his colleague, "What’s this Weibo account you mentioned that’s so popular?"

The colleague weighed his words before finally saying, "It’s hit the trending searches several times recently."

At the mention, the manager was impressed, even if he didn’t fully grasp the significance.

If it were the younger generation who are into Weibo, they might know just how formidable the Song Tianyou Weibo account really is.

Or rather, what it meant to be on Weibo’s trending searches.

But as for the manager...

He was just a guy who soaks goji berries in his thermos cup for health.

The most he did with his phone was forwarding articles with titles like "Shocking! He lived over a hundred years with robust health, all because of—" in WeChat, sharing it to groups and Moments, telling everyone to follow suit to live past a century.

Or warning his friends not to eat potatoes with eggs, as per those clickbait WeChat public account articles, lest the whole village ends up at his house for dinner.

Beyond that, the manager really had no special affection for smartphones.

Weibo and such were just things he overheard the young folks were supposed to be into.

However, he also had heard that Weibo had a rather toxic atmosphere.

All that star-chasing, all those online spats.

He might not understand it fully, but that didn’t stop him from nodding to show he was in the know whenever the topic of Weibo came up.

Now, facing Song Tianyou, the manager had that same attitude.

Although he didn’t understand much, he could still nod to show he knew a little.

Even if knowing a little wasn’t that useful, at least he could say, "Oh, you’ve been on the trending search? Not bad, not bad. Promising."

Naturally, Song Tianyou had no idea what the manager was thinking internally, but hearing him speak, he felt smug inside.

In his smugness, he couldn’t resist taking on an air of superiority.

He looked at the manager, snorted coldly, and said arrogantly, "Since you know I am formidable, do you still dare to lecture me?"

Hearing this, the manager blinked, then smiled like a guidance counselor looking at a disobedient student, and countered, "Why shouldn’t I lecture you?"

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