The Legitimate Daughter Doesn’t Care!

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The comments section of the Weibo site was as followed:

[Black Sakura]: If it were me, I would choose the bestie. After all, the official price of her watch is nearly 8 million. Sometimes, you might not even be able to get it at that price as it will certainly become more expensive.

[Leopard Leopard Sang]: When I saw this Weibo, I clicked on the nine pictures. Although I admit that the little girl is pretty, this kind of unknown person couldn’t possibly be popular on Weibo, right? But after I clicked on the comments section, I understood.

[Jingxin’s Mother]: I thought she was wearing a high-quality knock-off at first, and I wanted to check the code on the official website and put her on the spot. In the end… the code corresponding to the name was the same as the model’s name. I will kneel right now (Picture.PNG)

[Ivich]: I don’t understand anything about the watch and I probably won’t be able to recognise it even if you put it in front of my face. I just want to be friends with the pretty lady who is wearing a white shirt.

[Autistic Beauty]: Are the children of millionaires doing part-time jobs now? Just to experience the sentiments of the people?

[Little Overlord Zhu Lingling]: From today onwards, that sister is my older sister! Sister, I’m wishing you an early Happy New Year’s!

When receiving the news, Xu Xinduo had just finished up her work.She picked up the phone and saw 3 missed calls. She hurriedly called Brother Zhang back and asked, “Brother Zhang, what’s wrong?”

Brother Zhang did not immediately mention the popular Weibo, but asked, “Duoduo, do you have a Weibo account?”

“No.”

“The company is creating a Weibo account for you and is now applying for certification. Do you have any thoughts on your first post on Weibo? If not, the team will post it for you. Do you have a selfie?”

Xu Xinduo thought it was just a simple arrangement of work, so she asked, “You can create a Weibo account, but can you show me before you post it? I don’t have a selfie by the way— I think that kind of thing is a waste of time.”

“As a model, you think that taking selfies are a waste of time?”

Xu Xinduo could only answer truthfully, “Actually, I didn’t like taking selfies before I applied for the job.”

“We must now think about how to make good use of this viral wave. After your Weibo account is verified, we will buy a wave of the Water Army so we have to make arrangements in advance.”

(T/N: Water Army is a group of internet ghostwriters that can be hired to post online comments of a particular content, making it the ‘trend’ in China)

“Viral wave?”

“Yes, the photos you took have become popular. Although the focus is a bit biased, it’s still getting pretty viral. They have also paid attention to you, and many people have begun to know you because of the watch.”

After Xu Xinduo hung up the phone, she read the popular Weibo with her mobile phone and then scrolled down for a while to see this Weibo.

After turning over the comments for a while, she felt it was okay. After all, she had read even harsher comments in the Jia Hua International School’s forum that made her accustomed to criticism.

She always thought of it as rather peculiar— an occurrence that was simply unbelievable.

I’m part of the current youth as well, but why don’t I understand the thoughts of others?

During the filming, not one person from the entire team asked Xu Xinduo to take off the watch. Perhaps having the embellishment of a watch as an accessory was rather befitting as well.