|A Well-Known Troll Group|
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Did everyone see that a certain blue-blooded luxury brand just announced their new ambassador? It's that young lady from the historical drama… I'm shocked. One drama debut, and she lands the global ambassadorship for the top luxury brand?
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Is a luxury brand ambassadorship really that rare? Lots of celebrities have luxury brand deals.
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Luxury brand deals aren't rare, but getting one from this top-tier house is harder than climbing to heaven.
Do a quick search online. This brand used to be the exclusive supplier to the Western Continent's royal family. In all their history, they've only officially announced two ambassadors—one was a royal princess, and the other was Catherine, a legendary Hollywood actress from a few decades ago. In short, this brand's whole vibe is insufferably arrogant, projecting a "no one is worthy of representing our house" attitude.
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Last time some celebrity took a photo with this brand's executive at Fashion Week, their fans started groveling in the comments, trying to snag a "Eastern Continent Regional Line Ambassador" title. But in the end, the brand turned around and handed the "Global Ambassador" title to Orange instead. Hilarious.
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Has anyone dug up where this precious princess actually comes from? One drama and she lands the top luxury brand's global ambassadorship? On what grounds? Am I living in some wish-fulfillment web novel?
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Heh, "precious princess"? She's an artist under Starry Entertainment. It's not surprising she gets good resources. I heard Chairman Feng is famously generous with his women.
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Is this something we're allowed to say? If Orange's fans come after me, I'm running first lol.
[Floor 17]
Can't live without spreading rumors, huh? Your mouth is so foul. Feng Sheng himself is already done for as a "convicted CEO"—what good resources can he possibly give?
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Orange's fans are here! Orange's fans are actually here!
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Haters, tone down the jealousy. I know a lot of people in this group are having a meltdown tonight, but it's useless. The more you hate, the stronger she gets.
(Attached achievement chart: "Ode to Great Yan" average viewership rating exceeding 10%, peak rating exceeding 15%, market share exceeding 80%, Douyin topic views surpassing 100 billion, multiple "#1 Worldwide Trending" placements, beauty praised by the media, #1 fastest-rising buzz across all platforms, top luxury brand global ambassadorship, etc.)
First drama with results like this—whose lifetime achievement is that?
Saying "Ode to Great Yan" is the "biggest hit drama of the past decade" isn't a stretch, right? A historical drama with this kind of heat—what more could you possibly want?
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Isn't the drama's success the credit of the entire cast and crew? Orange's fans just shamelessly claim all the achievements for their idol. Sure enough, they've got faces as thick as their fave.
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Can't be bothered arguing with haters. (Attaches real-time viewership rating curve chart)
Open your dog eyes and look carefully. Every single time it cuts to Orange's scene, the ratings shoot straight up. When she's not on screen, the ratings plummet off a cliff. That means viewers love her, they want to watch her, and the moment she appears, they can't change the channel, can't walk away, can't put down the remote. Is there a problem with that?
Orange's fans haven't even said the others are dragging the show down, yet haters are trying to strip the female lead of her achievements. Utterly backwards!
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And it makes sense the brand chose her as ambassador. This woman genuinely makes you want to buy things. She's filming a historical drama, yet every time she appears, she's so beautiful it's like she's in a different layer of the image from everyone else. Her makeup tutorial videos alone have dozens with millions of likes.
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Every beauty product she uses—lipstick, foundation, blush, eyeshadow—sells out instantly. The production lines must be smoking by now. If I were an advertiser, I'd adore her too.
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Oh, she's so good at selling things? Then she might as well quit acting and go do livestream shopping. Why bother making dramas?
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Stop having a meltdown, upstairs. This is a troll group, not a wishing well.
Besides, the young lady is joining a new film set next month. Top-billed female lead, with big-name film industry heavyweights all playing supporting roles for her.
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Heh, is being a nepotism hire something to be proud of?
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Nepotism hire or not, I'd rather watch a capitalist's pretty child than a capitalist's ugly child… I'm so done with those ugly things hogging the screen. At least the young lady's face is easy on my eyes.
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Stop spreading rumors, people up there. Orange isn't a nepotism hire. Wasn't this already dug up before? Her father is a company employee, her mother is an elementary school teacher. She comes from an ordinary background and achieved everything through her own hard work.
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I really can't stand Orange's fans. What is this "inspiring little white flower" persona you're building for your idol? If she were truly from an ordinary background, could she land Director Qin's female lead in her very first drama? Could she get the top male and female stars of the film industry to serve as her stepping stools? Could she tell a big-shot director to get lost on set at the drop of a hat?
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? Did I miss something? I never even heard about such a huge piece of gossip?
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It was the film Moon Over the West Tower that had wrapped up earlier. According to rumors, the director originally locked in was the renowned Jiang Xingwei, and the script reportedly contained a few scenes of a more suggestive nature. The young miss found them too vulgar and refused to film them, demanding they be cut.
Director Jiang was a tyrant on set, always having the final say. Naturally, he refused to listen to her and insisted on shooting the scenes. In response, the young miss actually told him to get lost right there on set, saying she wanted to replace the director—a video of the incident even circulated at the time, though it was quickly taken down.
Director Jiang was furious, berating her for being unprofessional and vowing on the spot to blacklist her so she'd never get work again.
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Damn, she actually dared to offend Director Jiang? Say what you want about Orange, but her guts are seriously something else.
[Floor 73]
Isn't she always that arrogant, looking down on everyone? During the filming of Ode to Great Yan, crew members already leaked stories about her—acting like a diva before she even debuted, ignoring everyone on set, not even giving Best Actor Tan a decent expression.
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Wait, didn't Director Jiang say he'd blacklist her? But she's still filming fine now. What was the point of that blacklist?
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That's why they call her "the young miss from a wealthy family." Can you believe it? In the end, it was Director Jiang who had to grovel and apologize to her to settle the matter. Moon Over the West Tower was completed with another renowned director instead, the scenes were cut, the director was replaced, but the young miss herself wasn't affected in the slightest.
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With news this big, didn't her rivals leak dirt on her? Didn't they hire trolls to smear her as unprofessional?
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Which marketing account would dare take that job? Think about it—since the young miss debuted, have you ever seen a single negative post about her? Isn't every appearance of hers met with nothing but glowing praise and good press?
Do you understand the weight of having eight hundred marketing accounts silenced into submission?
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Remember when the video from the Starlight Entertainment annual meeting leaked? Orange was standing dead center in the C position, like a star surrounded by moons. You should've seen how obsequious those high-and-mighty executives were—I swear they looked ready to kneel down and lick her shoes.
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Forget about the spectacle of her birthday not long ago? Dozens of official Weibo accounts collectively posted birthday wishes. Even conglomerates like Huanxing Group, Golden Lion Bank, and Neutron Fund—those financial titans that usually couldn't care less about the entertainment industry—posted blessings on their official accounts, with rather telling wording: "Happy birthday to our little princess, may you be happy every day"—note the "little princess." That "little" is… well, you read into it.
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Golden Lion Bank even launched a brand-new high-speed rail line that very day, named it the "Orange Express," calling it "a birthday gift for the little princess." The route was thoughtfully designed, passing by flowers and the sea the whole way, with Orange's works and content playing on loop all day. The train basically transformed into an Orange fan-support vehicle.
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Fans originally wanted to organize birthday support events, but they couldn't book any offline billboards at all. The person in charge said that a full month earlier, every outdoor ad space in the entire city of A had already been purchased by Neutron Fund, just waiting to loop birthday greetings on the day itself.
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Well, there you have it—City A completely turned into the young miss's "Orange City."
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All the malls under Huanxing Group had everything on sale at rock-bottom prices that day. Don't ask—the answer is, when it's a good day, everyone celebrates together.
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My parents were over the moon that day, driving to the mall several times to stock up. When they got home, they plastered Orange's poster on their bedroom wall and declared that from now on, she was their long-lost biological daughter.
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Remember that guy who, thanks to his uncle being an executive at Huanxing Group, marketed himself as the "Crown Prince of Huanxing"? A bunch of people kissed up to him, calling him "Young Master" all over the comments. But did Huanxing ever pay him any attention? No resources, no prestige. Compare that to the fake prince's treatment—the young miss is the real "True Princess of Huanxing."
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There's even a rumor going around that every script for major blockbuster films in the industry has to pass through the young miss's hands first, and only what she rejects gets passed on to others.
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She's young after all—just turned nineteen after her birthday—so it's only natural her backer dotes on her a bit more. Wait until she's past her prime, then we'll see how she ends up.
[Floor 126]
Try spreading rumors like that again, why don't you?
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So jealous… Can I experience that just once? I really want to know what worries someone with that kind of life could possibly have…
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Her worry might be having too many gifts to unwrap. On her birthday, the young miss even posted a photo from her riverside penthouse, complaining that someone had sent so many gifts her home was completely piled up. Then she turned around and set all the gifts as prizes in a lottery for her fans, saying she needed to… build up good karma.
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Several fans won H-brand B-series bags, and selling just one was enough to buy a house… Being her fan is truly blissful. That news hit the trending topics that day, and her follower count skyrocketed by another five million.
[Floor 145]
So how exactly did she get involved with capital giants like Galaxy Group and Neutron Fund?
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Not sure about the specifics, but I heard someone caught a photo of the license plates on the cars picking her up and dropping her off for work. Apparently they were all "6"s and "8"s, and they were all luxury cars with no repeats. This is City A, after all—what kind of person could get license plates made entirely of "6"s and "8"s?
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I once saw a photo of her wearing a long dress with a suit jacket draped over her shoulders—it was a stunning shot. The jacket was way too big, clearly not hers, and it had a beautiful gold-trimmed badge on it.
There was nothing particularly special about the photo itself, but it stuck with me because it was really well taken. The young lady's face was breathtakingly beautiful. But for some reason, that photo completely disappeared from the internet later on. I couldn't find it anywhere even if I wanted to revisit it. I almost started wondering if my memory was playing tricks on me.
What was there to delete about a single photo? It couldn't possibly be because of that badge, right?
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Did some anti-fans come in to cause trouble again? Why did the comments above suddenly start getting mass-folded?
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Speaking of anti-fans, it reminds me of the famous "Orange Anti Joke."
There was this big fan from another fandom who swore she'd dedicate herself to hating Orange for a hundred years without wavering. But after attending one offline event, she suddenly vanished and never posted again. Later, someone dug up her alt account—turns out she was so blown away by Orange's beauty in person that she couldn't bring herself to keep hating in good conscience. She'd already reincarnated into a famous fan photographer for Orange, posting gorgeous photos and delusional fan fiction about her on her alt account every day.
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The ultimate fate of every Orange anti is to become an Orange fan. I advise the current haters not to resist and to quickly join our Orange fan army!
I know you're all trashing her on one hand while secretly hiding under your blankets watching videos and drooling over her face. Don't ask how I know—I used to be an Orange anti myself.