Recently, there was a competition within the domestic entertainment industry.

The fans of a popular young actor organized a vote together.

[Who do you think is qualified to be our idol's girlfriend]

The person with the most votes was Alice Collins, a popular actress.

I checked her comment section.

I saw fans supporting her.

I took a screenshot and posted it on Facebook.

I wrote: [Isn't this stupid? Don't you know how to respect others?]

Within an hour, I became a hot search topic.

#Stella and Alice#

#Stella is stupid#

#Stella is competing#

#Does this competition respect female celebrities#

#Stella was not nominated#

#Stella is jealous#

#Please respect female celebrities#

#Female celebrities are not objects#

My name was Stella Morgan.

I was an unpopular actress without a professional background.

Because I was beautiful, I was criticized for overshadowing other popular actresses several times when attending activities.

But I didn't want to be very famous, I just wanted to make a living.

After all, even if I was not famous, I could still make a lot of money in the entertainment industry.

So after three years of debut, I was still not famous.

In the evening, I was putting on a facial mask and surfing the Internet, and I found that there was a competition in the entertainment industry.

I checked it with confusion and felt offended.

"What the hell? Do you know how to respect others? Are female celebrities objects? Is it an honor to be nominated?"

As an intellectual female celebrity with a strong sense of self-awareness, I couldn't tolerate such behavior that objectifies women.

So I took a screenshot of the comment section and posted it on Facebook.

"Isn't this stupid? Don't you know how to respect others?"

After posting it, I happily played the game on my phone.

An hour later, my agent Mary called.

"Stella, what did you post? Check your Facebook."

I was confused and checked your Facebook.

"Oh my god, I forgot to switch an anonymous account..."

I was stunned when I saw the post with 60 thousand likes, 7 thousand comments, and 30 thousand reposts.

I took another look at the trending search topics.

#Stella and Alice#

#Stella is stupid#

#Stella steals his sister-in-law#.

#Stella was not nominated for snatching sister-in-law#.

#Stella is jealous#.

#Does the sister-in-law grabbing competition respect female celebrities#.

#Please respect female celebrities in the domestic entertainment industry#.

#Female stars are not objects#

I fell silent...

Mary asked me what to do.

How would I know?

Although I was not famous, I had never made such a low-level mistake before.

Not to mention becoming a hot search topic.

Moreover, as a nameless actress like me, the company didn't even assign a staff from the public relations department to help me.

Even my agent was in charge of three people at the same time and she found that I was on the trending search after three hours.

I took a deep breath.

Someone commented: [Does Alice have a grudge against you?]

[Are you jealous because you weren't nominated?]

[Am I the only one who thinks Stella is right?]

[People are always objectifying women in our country.]

[I agree. Respect women.]

Fortunately, there were only a few negative comments about me from Alice's fans, because they thought I was targeting Alice.

Other comments were generally friendly.

Mary asked me to delete my post and ignore it, and I immediately agreed.

Then, I made the post only visible to myself.

I wouldn't delete it. This was the first time my post received so much attention, so of course I had to keep the record.

After hiding the post, I remained silent as Mary said.

Then I fell asleep anxiously.

As soon as I woke up the next day, I opened Facebook.

To prevent using the wrong account again, I repeatedly confirmed it was an anonymous account before clicking on the hot search.

The most searched topic was #Alice and Kevin#.

It was very hot.

The second most searched topic was #Kevin should be with my idol#.

I was stunned.

Was there any romance scandal? Then no one would remember my Facebook post yesterday.

I thanked God in my heart.

It seemed that God still loved me.

It was worth it that I had done all kinds of good deeds all my life. I always upheld justice and protected the weak on the Internet!

I was move!

When I checked the context of the hot search with gratitude and a smile, my smile froze.

"The popular young actress Alice and the most popular actor Kevin. Don't you think they are a good match? Both of them debuted when they were a kid. Alice played a role in a drama, which has brought nearly 100 million users to the film and television platform. She has become a first-line actress with this phenomenal hit drama, while Kevin is a movie star with a total box office of over 10 billion dollars. He even won the Golden Award for Best Actor. I have to say that they are a good match! Is anyone like this couple like me?"

I thought there was a romance scandal to attract the attention.

I didn't expect this to be an extension of yesterday's topic.

Oh my god!

Last night, there were a lot hot searches about me.

There were also some derivative topics now.

After I posted on Facebook, some bloggers analyzed this incident.

After some analysis, many people realized that it was an objectification and degradation of female celebrities.

The fans of the female celebrities who were nominated were unhappy.

They were not simple.

As a counterattack, they started a competition among the male celebrities.

Before going to bed, I saw this topic was already ranked in the top ten.

According to the current trend, I thought more explosive gossip would emerge to suppress this hot search.

Unexpectedly, it still had the most attention.

Now, the fans of both the female and male celebrities who were voted were unhappy.

Half of the people were paying attention to this for fun, while the other were cursing.

After posting on Facebook, I was considered to have spoken up for female celebrities.

Now I was also a sinner who implicated the male celebrities.

In fact, fans all knew that their idols were implicated because of themselves.

They were the culprits who caused their idols to be objectified.

But humans were not used to blaming themselves.

As the fuse, I naturally got scolded.

In the blink of an eye, I went from being the first person to speak up for female stars to being a sinner who implicated male stars.

I was innocent.

I could do nothing with it because I was not famous.

After calming down, I called Mary.

"Mary, do you know how I am feeling now?"

Mary said, "I don't know."

I said, "I felt so grateful..."

I thought at most I would just be scolded for a few days.

But I didn't expect they even exposed some of my negative secrets.

"She is very violent. When she was in junior high school, she fought with boys and even beat my friend. I never expected that someone who bullied others at school could become a star. It's so annoying."

The development of the situation was somewhat beyond my expectations.

#Stella bullied others at school# had become a trend, and many people were cursing me.

I had never done such a thing, and I would never admit it.

I remembered that boy was harassing the girl in the back row. The girl's sanitary products fell on the ground, and he picked them up and put them on the girl's desk.

He asked her, "What's your cup size? What color are they?"

That girl burst into tears immediately.

I had always been a person who liked to speak up for others.

"Do you dare say it again?"

"So what? Why are you meddling in others' business? What's wrong? Did my words offend you? Are you fooling around with some guy?"

After saying this, he smiled obscenely.

I picked up the book on the table and threw it at him.

When he stood up to fight back, my foot accidentally hit his chest.

Unfortunately, my kick hit him so hard that his head happened to break the window...

The incident caused quite a big stir at the time. That boy's parents came to demand that I be expelled from school. However, since many classmates testified that he was the one who sexually harassed a girl first, the teacher only asked me to pay for the medical expenses and make a self-criticism in class.

The first thing I said when I stepped onto the podium was, "I did nothing wrong. Please be proud of me and ashamed of him."

There was applause.

I had no bad habits except being weak in certain subjects, being rude, and always showing off. I had not done anything unprofessional in my three years of debut.

They once scolded me just because I, a not famous actress with no resources, could outdo the first-tier celebrities at events.

When someone praised me online, those fans mistakenly thought that I had paid for it. That was why I was scolded.

I was confident in my character, but I was afraid of public opinion. I studied journalism in college, so I knew that public opinion could destroy a person.

If there was no other topic to divert attention, I would be in danger.

I decided to create another trending topic myself.

I used the anonymous account to post with the hottest topic right now: [#AliceKevin# Is there any dating variety show that can invite you two to participate in?]

After posting it, I asked Mary to hire some people to increase the post's popularity.

An hour later, my post became a hot search.

Three hours later, A Film and Television platform officially announced the launch of a live-streamed dating variety show called Let's Date.

There was an uproar.

And I watched the fans sign up for their idols.

I felt a sense of satisfaction.

I ate happily.

I was enjoying the noodles when Mary called and told me the bad news.

I was invited to participate in the dating variety show which was set up by me.

Even more unfortunate was that the company had already signed a contract for me, so I would have to record the show next week.

Oh my god.

If I was guilty, couldn't they just force me to leave the entertainment industry?

If I participated in this variety show and what happened before was brought up again, wouldn't I be scolded?