"The popular young actress Alice and the most popular actor Kevin. Don't you think they are a good match? Both of them debuted when they were a kid. Alice played a role in a drama, which has brought nearly 100 million users to the film and television platform. She has become a first-line actress with this phenomenal hit drama, while Kevin is a movie star with a total box office of over 10 billion dollars. He even won the Golden Award for Best Actor. I have to say that they are a good match! Is anyone like this couple like me?"

I thought there was a romance scandal to attract the attention.

I didn't expect this to be an extension of yesterday's topic.

Oh my god!

Last night, there were a lot hot searches about me.

There were also some derivative topics now.

After I posted on Facebook, some bloggers analyzed this incident.

After some analysis, many people realized that it was an objectification and degradation of female celebrities.

The fans of the female celebrities who were nominated were unhappy.

They were not simple.

As a counterattack, they started a competition among the male celebrities.

Before going to bed, I saw this topic was already ranked in the top ten.

According to the current trend, I thought more explosive gossip would emerge to suppress this hot search.

Unexpectedly, it still had the most attention.

Now, the fans of both the female and male celebrities who were voted were unhappy.

Half of the people were paying attention to this for fun, while the other were cursing.

After posting on Facebook, I was considered to have spoken up for female celebrities.

Now I was also a sinner who implicated the male celebrities.

In fact, fans all knew that their idols were implicated because of themselves.

They were the culprits who caused their idols to be objectified.

But humans were not used to blaming themselves.

As the fuse, I naturally got scolded.

In the blink of an eye, I went from being the first person to speak up for female stars to being a sinner who implicated male stars.

I was innocent.

I could do nothing with it because I was not famous.

After calming down, I called Mary.

"Mary, do you know how I am feeling now?"

Mary said, "I don't know."

I said, "I felt so grateful..."

I thought at most I would just be scolded for a few days.

But I didn't expect they even exposed some of my negative secrets.