After Transmigrating Into a Male Idol Talent Show

Chapter 67

Marketing accounts were constantly monitoring any news or movements related to Lu Xi, so after learning about the sasaeng incident, they quickly organized the ins and outs of the matter and swiftly released a press release.

Various marketing accounts aimed to earn KPIs, so they rushed to the scene. For a while, the internet was flooded with discussions about Lu Xi's sasaeng incident and the related laser pointer incident.

Some relatively conscientious marketing accounts simply summarized the situation objectively, stating the facts. However, there were also some marketing accounts fishing in troubled waters, trying to attract more attention. Their copy often hinted, "Is it really a sasaeng, or is it an accidental exposure of an underground girlfriend?"

Because of the speculations about the sasaeng, deliberately guided remarks could indeed deceive uninformed bystanders, making them think that Lu Xi had been exposed to having a girlfriend.

The top-tier was about to collapse, and the entire entertainment industry was trembling with fear.

As long as the copy mentioned Lu Xi's post, it would attract the attention of both fans and detractors. The reason was simple: Lu Xi was incredibly popular.

Lu Xi was currently the most popular idol in the entertainment industry, consistently topping the charts for the past two years, with an unimaginably strong fan base.

Moreover, his fans were organized and dedicated, with anti-black fan accounts, data analysis accounts, and nearly a hundred big fans with over a hundred thousand followers each. Their influence was quite astonishing. Previous data analysis had shown that about seventy-three percent of Lu Xi's fans were between twenty and thirty years old.

This meant that most of Lu Xi's fans were mature adults, either college students or economically independent individuals.

The cohesion among them was also astonishing.

Most of the major fan accounts in Lu Xi's fan circle were interconnected, so almost simultaneously, all the major fan accounts posted links to the press release summarizing and refuting the rumors about Lu Xi being a sasaeng girlfriend.

The content on Weibo was concise and straightforward:

[Clarification, debunked.]

Soon, comments under the posts of the rumor-spreading marketing accounts were filled with clarifications, and no smear remarks could be seen.

And because Lu Xi's fan circle was usually positive and stable, the tone of their clarifications was relatively mild. Fans provided clear and logical explanations, accompanied by humorous emojis, so bystanders didn't find them offensive but rather felt that the marketing accounts were being unreasonable.

After dealing with the marketing accounts, Lu Xi's fans divided into two groups. One group began attacking the sasaeng's comments, while the other group started pressuring the company.

The logic of the major fans was clear. They made it clear in advance that Lu Xi was the victim, and they were seeking justice. They emphasized that aside from childish venting, there was no benefit in hurling insults. On the contrary, it would only lower their position in public opinion.