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Chen Hongyu’s company probably knew about these “unspoken rules,” which was why they could hype things up so recklessly. Luo Lingxing only found out about this because some fans were discussing it on his Weibo. However, he never cared about other people’s opinions and didn’t think they would have any impact on him. In the past, he would have simply ignored them. But this time, his fans were clearly very angry. Luo Lingxing might not care about irrelevant people, but he cared a lot about his lovely fans who supported him.
So, Luo Lingxing picked out a few of the more indignant comments on Weibo and replied to them, telling his fans not to get angry because of others, because those people weren’t worth it.
Luo Lingxing’s reply quickly spread to Luo-fan circle. Naturally, they would obey their idol’s orders. Sure enough, the number of fans arguing on Chen Hongyu’s Weibo decreased rapidly. As the saying goes, it takes two to tango. Without the participation of Luo-fans, the argument naturally couldn’t be started, and Chen Hongyu’s popularity and exposure naturally declined as well.
Both Chen Hongyu and his agency were extremely dissatisfied with this, and they directly directed their dissatisfaction at Luo Lingxing. Their subsequent Weibo posts became even more inflammatory, with their insinuations almost turning into explicit ones. Luo-fans repeatedly tried to control their emotions, not wanting to disobey their idol’s instructions.
Seeing that even so, Luo-fans still didn’t come over and his popularity didn’t increase, Chen Hongyu impulsively put Luo Lingxing’s name directly on his Weibo. He thought that if things went this way, those fans probably wouldn’t be able to hold back anymore, and then he would gain countless popularity. As for the insults, he never cared.
When Chen Hongyu’s agency found out, they almost scolded him to death. After all, hype was one thing, as long as it didn’t involve real people’s names, it was possible to clear one’s name. But once real people were involved, it was no longer a simple hype.
The agency never expected Chen Hongyu to be so foolish, but by the time they realized it, it was too late.
Now, those celebrities who had previously held back started posting on Weibo to support Luo Lingxing, and Luo-fans spared no effort in criticizing Chen Hongyu. Chen Hongyu was suddenly thrust into the eye of the storm, his exposure skyrocketed, and his popularity undeniably increased. However, with so many celebrities’ fans, his growing fanbase was practically nonexistent, leaving him with no power to defend himself. Moreover, the situation gradually spiraled out of his control, heading in a direction completely contrary to his expectations.
This was probably what it meant to “go too far.”
Seeing his wife being “cursed and smeared” by others, Han Junzhan would naturally not sit idly by. Once Han Junzhan took action, Chen Hongyu would never have a chance to rise again, and even his agency would be implicated.
Chen Hongyu’s agency probably never expected that what they wanted to do was just a simple publicity stunt, but it ended up costing them everything. It just went to show that they brought it on themselves.
The “hype incident” did not affect Luo Lingxing at all. With Han Junzhan around, he naturally wouldn’t be affected by these things. He himself was also very open-minded. He couldn’t control other people’s opinions, but he could control his own mood.
The babies were getting closer to their due date. The nursery was now completely covered up with the babies’ nursery pods. Parents could still visit their babies and talk to them, but they could no longer see what their babies looked like.
This was also to prevent parents from constantly watching their babies. When the babies were born, they may not experience the same joy as when the baby was conceived and born naturally. By not seeing their babies for a long time, parents would be more surprised and delighted when the baby was born.
The two grandfathers were eagerly anticipating the baby’s birth, and the gifts they had prepared for the baby were almost overflowing the Han residence. The specially prepared nursery was already waiting for the little masters to move in.
However, before the baby was born, Xiao Hei’s seclusion finally ended. It woke up from its deep sleep, stretched out a big yawn, and felt very good during the seclusion. It could now feel the spiritual energy flowing in its body. Although it was very weak, it meant that it could continue to cultivate. Sooner or later, it would be able to recover its cultivation level from its previous life, or even be higher than its previous life.
“Master, Master, I’m hungry.” The first thing Xiao Hei did after leaving seclusion was to find Luo Lingxing and ask for food.
It had been in seclusion for so long without eating, it must be incredibly hungry.
Luo Lingxing looked at Xiao Hei, which had grown a size larger than before, and smiled as he rubbed its fur. He was very happy, after all, his companion from his previous life could still stay by his side, and his child was about to be born. He really had no regrets.
“Come on, Xiao Hei, let’s take some pictures. Your fans haven’t seen you in a long time and they’re getting impatient,” Luo Lingxing said with a smile, suddenly remembering the group of fans who called for Xiao Hei on his Weibo every day.
Upon hearing this, Xiao Hei struck a pose with an extremely aloof air, posing for Luo Lingxing to take a picture. His gaze was as haughty as an emperor surveying the world, however…
“Xiao Hei, don’t look so cold. Make your movements more varied. Stand up on your hind paws and clasp your front paws together. Yes, that’s it.” Luo Lingxing directed Xiao Hei to do the movements and then took a picture that satisfied him.
Xiao Hei: …
As a cold and aloof imperial fox, what to do when you have an owner who likes to sabotage you and always wants you to act cute? I’m so tired of it all!
“Look how well the photos are taken! So cute! Your fans will definitely like you even more, and you’ll be able to absorb even more faith power then,” Luo Lingxing said to Xiao Hei, before starting to edit and post the Weibo.
These days, fans love cute little animals the most.
Xiao Hei: …
Forget it, for the sake of Power of Faith. It was just being cute. How could it possibly be difficult for Xiao Hei? It could pull off ten cute poses in a minute.
“Master, where are the little masters? When were they born?” Xiao Hei asked. It had seen its little master when he was still a lump of flesh before it went into seclusion. It wondered if the lump of flesh had grown into a ball of flesh in the past.
“They’ll be born in a few days,” Luo Lingxing said with a smile, his expression becoming even gentler.
The Han residence had been very lively these past few days because the babies were about to be born. The four Luo brothers and the eldest Han brother have all come to the Imperial Capital to celebrate the two babies.
Both the Han and Luo families had residences on the Emperor Star, but the two old men thought it was too far and were unwilling to live there. The other younger generations felt the same way. Therefore, they bought two more houses in the same neighborhood where Han Junzhan and Luo Lingxing lived, one for the Luo family and one for the Han family. This would make it more convenient for both families to visit the baby in the future. The two old men were especially happy and moved that very day.
It wasn’t that the two old men disliked Han Junzhan’s place. It was simply that they didn’t want to live with the other old man anymore. Since moving in, the two had been arguing non-stop, leaving everyone else feeling helpless. Unfortunately, both were elders, and it was difficult to persuade them, so they had no choice but to let them be. Now that they were living separately, they figured things would calm down a bit. “Big brother, I heard from Mom that you’re going to have a baby!” Little Han Shuxin ran to Luo Lingxing’s side as soon as she saw him, tilting her little head up and asking.
“Yes, you’ll have a little brother soon.” Luo Lingxing squatted down to be at eye level with Han Shuxin, stroking the little girl’s hair as he spoke with a smile.
“Are my little brothers cute? When can I see my brothers?” Han Shuxin asked anxiously as soon as she heard the word “little brother”.
She’d always been the youngest, and she actually really wants to have younger siblings. But her dad said that if she had younger siblings, they would compete with her for attention, and everyone would dote on the younger siblings instead of her. So she said they don’t want younger siblings for now. Actually, she didn’t care at all. If her younger siblings wanted anything, she, as the older sister, would definitely give it to them.
Now that she’s heard her older brother was going to give her younger brother, she was incredibly happy and couldn’t wait to meet him. She also wanted to give her little brothers lots of gifts.
“It’ll be a few more days. The younger brothers haven’t been born yet,” Luo Lingxing patiently explained to Han Shuxin.
“Mn, I have lots of gifts I want to give to my little brother. When he’s born, I’ll take them out to play. I know there are lots of fun places.” Little Han Shuxin was very happy and had already started looking forward to taking her little brothers out to play and how happy they would be.
“Little Shuxin is such a good older sister,” Luo Lingxing praised.
Han Shuxin was very happy. She was already as beautiful as a porcelain doll, and her smile made her even more adorable. Luo Lingxing couldn’t help but wonder if his daughter with Jun Zhan would be as cute and beautiful as Han Shuxin.
However, Luo Lingxing quickly put this thought out of his mind, since his son hadn’t been born yet, and a daughter was nowhere in sight.
“Hey, big brother, is this your dog? It’s very cute.” Han Shuxin’s eyes widened when she suddenly saw the little fox.
Xiao Hei: …
You’re the dog, your whole family are dogs, what kind of look is that? Can a dog compare to a fox?
This fox was loved by everyone, and flowers bloom for it. It was also clever and quick-witted. How could it possibly be a stupid dog?
After Xiao Hei finished complaining about Han Shuxin in his mind, he suddenly realized that something was wrong. After all, the master’s man was also Han Shuxin’s family, so the master could also be considered Han Shuxin’s family. If he said that her whole family were dogs, wouldn’t that include the master as well? Most importantly, it was also family with its owner, and in this roundabout way, it had even included itself in the conversation.
Xiao Hei suddenly felt conflicted. He had learned this phrase online before and thought it was quite funny, but now it seemed he really couldn’t say it so easily.
