You Don’t Understand The Pain Of Being Popular

Chapter 17: The seventeenth day of being popular

Hearing these words, Yao Bianliang was stunned.

What the hell, she was on fire?

This was impossible!

The plot of the short film was boring, the protagonist's appearance was worrying, there was no traffic, no navy, how could this become popular!

At this moment, Yao Bianliang even suspected that Yu Yiqing was joking with her.

Yu Yiqing: "Sister Liang, take a look at the content I forwarded to you. I knew that, with your acting skills and good looks, will definitely become popular!"

Yao Bianliang: "...Okay, I'll go and have a look."

Yao Bianliang hung up the call with a heavy heart in disbelief.

"No, there must be something wrong..."

She took a deep breath, thought about it, and clicked on the official website of "Good Drama PK Competition".

Her fingers were scrolling down the page, but when she saw the familiar title of the film, she stopped.

"This film has reached TOP 6?!"

Yao Bianliang's eyes widened suddenly.

You know, all members of their group were on the 18th line, and there were no fans to vote for them.

In other words, these votes were not piled up with money, but the actual number of people spontanly voted for them.

Calculated in this way, it could be ranked in TOP 6, such a result was already quite scary.

Moreover, the number of votes was still rising, and there was a faint tendency to rush to the top three.

Yao Bianliang clicked on the video, and the video played automatically. She read the comments on the barrages at a glance.

[Sigh, if I could work as hard as the heroine back then, maybe I wouldn't have any regrets] [Wooooooooooooooow]

[In this world, there are so many people who fall in love with gods/goddesses, and the rest are just ordinary people]

[Thank you director, thank you actors of this film, this is the youth in my memory, thank you for making a film about the youth of ordinary people]

Below these comments, there were occasionally a few long comments mixed in.

These people gave detailed explanations of the short film's plot, shooting techniques, and the actors' acting skills and performance details.

Anyway, to sum it up in one sentence -

This was an excellent short film that was well-made, full of sincerity, and could arouse resonance and reflection from the public!

Yao Bianliang looked dumbfounded.

"No, what do you mean? Shouldn't this be a short film that's boring and has no selling point?"

Yao Bianliang felt that the informations in her head was useless.

Before she participated in this film, everyone told her that there would be no market for this kind of drama that didn't has any love scene, and it would definitely hit the street.

She believed it, so she acted as the heroine.

Then the film went viral.

There was something wrong!

Yao Bianliang read the barrages for a long time, and finally found some discussions about love.

[After watching the film, it's pretty good, but where is the male lead?]

[Male lead? Does this show have a male lead]

[Tsk, I noticed the scene with the male god from the very beginning, and thought that this male lead was the CP; as result, until the end of the short film, he never appeared again!]

At this time, the plot had progressed until the admission notice was received.

The bullet screen quickly passed by, and a few viewers were asking about the hero's situation; more audiences sent congratulatory messages to the heroine.

Immediately afterward...

a notice board with "Excellent Students List" flashed away.

[Sisters, come out! The male lead's name is there]

[His name is on the list of outstanding students with a score of 985 admitted to the University]

[Wow, I didn't expect the hero to have a part in the film, so touched]

[The hero not only appears at the end but also has a name! Everyone, put your "tearful eyes" on the screen]

[Hahahaha, are the sisters in front trying to make me laugh to death]

[I just like this kind of plot, why does the campus heroine have to fall in love?

My Liangliang is so unique and beautiful, she doesn't need it!]

Yao Bianliang: "..."

Good guy, it was fine for these people to praise this film, why should they praise her as the heroine?

Moreover, looking at this posture, she, this 18th-line little transparent celebrity, actually had fans.

After this comment, everyone was hahaha.

But Yao Bianliang couldn't laugh at all, she almost cried.

"It's bad, it's really bad."

Yao Bianliang took a deep breath, and with the last hope, she logged into her Weibo account.

After the phone jingled for a while, she finally log in.

Something caught her eyes -

180,000 Weibo followers!

Moreover, this number was still rising rapidly.

Yao Bianliang doubted that at this rate, she would not only pass the primary election smoothly but also squeeze into the top of the voting list.

She scrolled her Weibo.

Her latest Weibo post was still a photo of her wearing dark glasses, freckles, and a rigid pixie hairstyle.