Transmigrated as the Stepmother of a Rebellious Heir-Chapter 348 - 192 Setting the Trap

"I’m fine."

Shu Wan waved her hand, "Let’s just finish shooting the remaining scenes."

Today’s shoot was a rainy scene, but rain was rare in Imperial City’s winter, so the crew had to set up a stage for filming. Now that it had been interrupted halfway, everything was going to waste.

"But your injury needs to be treated first."

"I’m fine."

Shu Wan knew she only had a minor cutaneous wound; just applying some medicine when she got back that evening would do the trick. It was nothing serious.

"Alright then."

Since Shu Wan insisted, the crew went along with her wish and continued filming.

At this moment, there was a huge upheaval happening within Shu Wan’s fan community.

Because of the movie, Shu Wan’s fan base had grown exponentially, with numerous fans across various social media platforms. freёweɓnovel_com

Some of these fans edited videos and took pictures, and many young fans gathered under the accounts of these influential fans. Gradually, Shu Wan’s prominent fans amassed hundreds of thousands, even millions, of followers.

Coincidentally, the person who came to see Shu Wan today was one such fan with 420,000 followers.

The fan community was predominantly female, making this male fan quite rare.

This male fan had been particularly active in Shu Wan’s fan community for half a year, posting numerous videos and pictures of Shu Wan every day.

He even organized many fan groups, chatting with other fans about the actress and rallying them to vote for her when necessary.

Thus, this male fan wielded extraordinary influence within Shu Wan’s fan community. Even those who weren’t her fans knew of a fanatically devoted male supporter.

However, just now, this male fan changed his profile picture to a plain black background and posted a Weibo post.

"I never imagined it would end this way. I am so disappointed in Shu Wan. Initially, I was moved by her dedication. She seemed pure and ethereal like a fairy untouched by worldly strife. But now, after the filter shattered, I realize it was my admiration that bathed her in a glow. Here we end, and henceforth this account will post no more of Shu Wan. See you around, folks."

[??? What happened? Isn’t he Shu Wan’s most enthusiastic male fan? Why did he suddenly stop being a fan? Did Shu Wan disappoint him?]

[Whoa, Brother Dou, don’t do this. We all saw how much you liked Shu Wan. Since she chose her marriage over her career, there’s no need for us to stick around. I’m withdrawing my support with you.]

[I’m withdrawing my support too. Shu Wan is really too self-centered, she never considers her fans’ feelings, even though we all want what’s best for her.]

Because of this male fan’s influence, many people began withdrawing their support, and the keyword "Shu Wan Losing Fans" even trended on Weibo, sparking endless speculation.

After all, in Hua Country’s entertainment circle, fans tended to view their idols through rose-colored glasses; even those artists who committed crimes still had a bunch of fans.

So now, with the fervent fans withdrawing their support, those unaware of the full story naturally assumed Shu Wan must have done something terribly disappointing.

[Insiders like this male fan probably know more than we do. Maybe he discovered some scandal about Shu Wan. I mean, how could she have gotten Director Mei Long’s resources without relying on her husband?]

[But Shu Wan really suited the role of Eastern Goddess anyway, even if she did rely on her husband. So many other talented people didn’t make it big, and Shu Wan’s rapid rise is due to her own merit.]

[Anyway, I believe the fans, I’m not even part of the fan community, but even I knew about Shu Wan’s loyal male fan. Now that he’s gone, who knows what Shu Wan has been up to behind the scenes.]

Online, speculation was rampant, yet Shu Wan had yet to respond. To onlookers, this silence seemed like an admission of guilt, prompting more waves of fans to pull their support.

Even that male fan’s Weibo account became a rallying point for Shu Wan’s detractors.

Back at the set, Shu Wan had just finished shooting and was preparing to wrap up for the day.

"Shu Wan, you should hurry back and change your clothes and treat your wound."

Liu Qing was packing up the camera while talking to Shu Wan.

"Yeah, I’ll head back now."

In fact, while working, she hardly felt anything amiss; she wouldn’t even have noticed the ache in her back if Liu Qing hadn’t mentioned it.

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