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Chapter 325 - 276: Superstar and Album Release

Chapter 325: Chapter 276: Superstar and Album Release

The audience members who led the charge in cursing Wu Mu on the show all turned green with envy.

Especially when they discovered that someone had used the live broadcast video to track down their online accounts, they were downright panicked.

Someone hurriedly came out with a post to explain,

"We were just messing with the mentality of those Korean Sister fans at the time, we didn’t actually mean to make Wu drop out of the competition... and you guys can’t seriously believe Wu can be cyberbullied into quitting, right? He’s obviously just trying to screw someone over!"

"Yeah, can everyone think about it for a second? How could we, with our measly influence, actually make Wu quit the competition? He’s been cussed out by so many before and he didn’t even flinch."

"Seriously, I’m begging you, please let it go. I’ll never dare to curse at Wu again. Don’t expose me, okay? Wu won’t forget this kindness from you guys, he’d only kick you out of the fandom!"

You have to admit, this explanation did make some sense.

Wu really didn’t seem like someone who’d consider dropping out of a competition because of a few insults thrown his way, especially since the amount of flak he’s copped in the past is way more than a few audience members on site.

It’s not like he suddenly became defenseless.

And then someone found Wu’s game account login records, and seeing that he could still play his games just fine, it surely didn’t look like he fell apart!

If it wasn’t the audience’s fault, there must be another reason, right?

So, the mob continued their witch hunt for an insider.

Then Star City TV was the second entity to be dragged into the spotlight.

"It’s clear as day, Star City TV is the one pulling the strings here. Wu just berated someone on the show, then boom, Star City TV swiftly dealt with Wu."

"Star City TV is such a backstabber, so damn petty. When they needed Wu, they were all over him, and the moment there’s a hiccup, they just toss him aside like garbage."

"Even though I’m an anti-fan of Wu, I can’t stand to see Star City TV acting like clowns. Are they really going to make Wu quit over calling someone a son of a bitch, especially when that stick started it themselves?"

"Love kissing up to your stick daddies so much? Can’t handle a couple of ’sons of bitches’ thrown their way?"

"The program team is such a Sima. Just last week, they posted about their viewership breaking 0.6 on Weibo. Without Wu driving up the heat, do you think your show would even have these ratings?"

Star City TV’s Weibo was directly targeted, flooded with vitriolic comments.

Particularly their Weibo post bragging about breaking the 0.6 viewership rating, which was met with a barrage of ’clown’ comments.

Wu Feng was also turning green.

So, the crowd rants when they don’t deal with the issue, and they still rant when they do, huh?

And aren’t all of you Wu Mu anti-fans? Since when do haters also start taking up the cause of justice?

And their TV station was actually the most wronged party here!

Even though the idea to withdraw from the competition was his, wasn’t it Wu Mu himself who made the decision?

If he could make Wu Mu’s decisions, would they even be in this mess?

Wu Feng was extremely frustrated inside but knew he couldn’t ignore such a development, as ignoring it could prompt an online boycott of their show, which would really spell trouble.

He just wanted to control the pacing, not see his show go cold.

But this kind of response was tricky to handle with their official account.

So, he returned to the strategy of leaking information via an insider.

An "informed source" on Weibo shared their blurred work ID and posted,

"I’m an employee from Star City TV, and I’ve heard some things about this. You guys might really be misunderstanding the ’Legendary Voice’ program. The production team didn’t manipulate this situation, and they’re not idiots. Forcing Wu to withdraw would obviously have bigger repercussions than before."

"Everyone knows it’s a lose-lose situation... If you don’t believe it, think about one simple fact, if Wu was really forced out of the competition, would his Weibo be as quiet as it is now? Given his personality, wouldn’t he have called out the production team?"

Hey, that kind of makes sense.

With Wu’s personality, could he really stomach being eliminated a second time?

He already blew the whistle once, what would he have to lose by doing it again?

If it wasn’t the live audience’s heckling, and it wasn’t the show’s decision, why did Wu just up and quit the competition?

All the viewers looking for a good laugh didn’t know where to turn in their bewilderment, at a loss as to whom to hold accountable.

In the end...

"Fucking dumbass Wu! Thinking you can just quit the competition without a valid reason?"

"I bet this is all just you not giving a damn about us, treating us like we’re nothing. Good job on your tirade on the show! Should’ve gone harder!"

"Always sticking your nose where it doesn’t belong!"

"And now you’re quitting? Dare to really quit the scene! If you do and just go play games, I’ll respect you."

With that, everyone swarmed to attack Wu Mu, the person at the center of it all, on his Weibo.

Now it was Wu Mu’s fans’ turn... oh, those fans who’ve been quietly watching, they took it in stride. They’re used to their idol getting cursed out.

It was those Korean Sister fans who were practically grinding their teeth to dust.

How could these people be so outrageous!

"Brother Wumu’s popularity is really high."

Holding the data from the analysis, Shu Mei sighed and then heaved another long sigh.

"It’s just a shame these common folks are completely out of control and can’t be relied on to help Brother Wumu climb the charts, make data, or spend money."

Shu Mei felt pity, having roughly estimated that there could be hundreds of thousands of regular onlookers interested in Wu Mu’s activities.

These were the people who’d frequents Wu Mu’s Weibo and leave comments in his post threads.

And if there was particularly sensational news, their numbers could easily multiply several times over.

If these people were devoted core fans, they could dwarf the core fanbase of other top celebrities.