章節 67: Fired?

In short, she had to take all the blame. Whether it was her fault or not, she had to say it was, which made her supporters feel even more sorry for her, and made the people scolding her feel like she couldn't be blamed entirely for things.

Then, Miao Ke'er announced that she would be taking part as a guest on Evaluating Actors China, and hoped that her acting skills would be recognized on the show.

Once this post went out, basically no one scolded Miao Ke'er anymore, and her fans started to rally to her again.

After all, there was no direct proof that she was the mastermind behind the incident with Zhao Xiaoyu.

The matter was considered to be over. Everyone stopped discussing it. Bored, they instead focused on the popular variety show that had yet to even start airing —

Evaluating Actors China, second season.