Chapter 136: Chapter 136 Public Relations Document
Zhang Xinwan had no other choice but to agree.
Thus, half an hour later, everyone saw that Zhang Xinwan deleted her previous two microblogs and posted a new one.
Zhang Xinwan V: Regarding today’s incident, I’m truly sorry. After serious consideration, it was indeed my jealousy at play.
I had long realized Mu Lingyun’s talent in traditional style singing and playing, and I feared her presence would make everyone stop liking me. I was envious that she could easily achieve what I had to practice hard for, which is why I impulsively posted that microblog to diss her. I really know it was wrong.
Mu Lingyun, I’m sorry, I couldn’t control my envy and jealousy towards you.
Everyone, I’m sorry for occupying your feed.
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Also, to my fans, I’m sorry to have let you down.
I have deeply reflected on my behavior. Initially, all I wanted to do was to write songs and sing well, but gradually, I lost myself, leading to the mistakes I made today.
Starting today, I will temporarily leave the Weibo platform to focus back on writing and singing. I won’t let you down again.
Tomorrow, I’m going to Vienna to participate in a music competition. I will devote myself entirely to songwriting and singing, ensuring that no other matters distract me from my original intention. Because only in this way, I can live up to your love.
I hope one day I can use traditional songs to open the doors of Vienna and bring the trophy home.
By then, will you forgive me?
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After Zhang Xinwan sent out this microblog, her fans expressed their forgiveness and awaited her return.
Bystanders witnessing her genuine apology had nothing else to say.
Though fans of Mu Lingyun and Rong Shaofeng were upset, they refrained from commenting further.
Only a section of trolls continued to criticize her.
When Zhai Yuewen showed Mu Lingyun the screenshot of Zhang Xinwan’s microblog, Mu Lingyun pinched her chin and stared at it for a long time before sending Zhai Yuewen a line of text.
A Cloud: Such skill! Check who wrote this PR piece for her.
This sincere apology, stating her corrective plan, and even selling some emotions in the end.
Using traditional songs to open the gates of Vienna and bring home the trophy, look at these noble sentiments.
And that final line, asking for forgiveness, as if seeking everyone’s opinion, but actually unilaterally making an agreement with the public.
If I win the award, you forgive me.
As long as Zhang Xinwan wins an award, she can essentially cleanse her image.
This route to redemption has been smoothly paved for Zhang Xinwan.
Impressive.
Zhai Yuewen: Zhang Xinwan’s manager is a senior of mine, named Feng Yong. It must have been him who wrote it.
A Cloud: Are you close? Arrange a meeting sometime, will you?
Zhai Yuewen: What do you want to do?
A Cloud: Naturally, to poach him. To deal with someone like Zhang Xinwan, you must act quickly and decisively—cutting off her manager is like removing the firewood from under the pot. Without this manager, I reckon she wouldn’t last long. Besides, such an excellent manager shouldn’t be left outside our company, don’t you think?
As Zhai Yuewen stared at the text Mu Lingyun sent over, the corners of his mouth twitched.
In dealing with matters, he had to admit no one could match Mu Lingyun.
Ordinary people, seeing an opponent release such a PR article, would think of ways to fight back, right?
Or perhaps, retaliate against the person who wrote it.
But what Mu Lingyun thought of was to undermine them.
Truly impressive!