Chapter 19: Stubborn Gao Xiaosong: “Fake! It’s All Fake!”
2017 Timeline.
Xiaosong’s Strange Tales talk show set.
Gao Xiaosong stared at the giant sky screen’s latest exposure, his face frozen in shock.
The live chat exploded with mocking comments.
Everyone knew Gao Xiaosong was a lapdog for the U.S., constantly spewing pro-American nonsense.
“Hey Gao, saw the sky screen’s latest reveal?”
“Did that Los Angeles wildfire burn down your mansion in the future?”
“You’ve spent years praising America—now look at their garbage firefighting!”
“Still think the U.S. is the world’s greatest superpower?”
Gao Xiaosong’s expression darkened. After a pause, he raised his voice defensively:
“Everyone, this sky screen footage is obviously fake!”
“I know America well—their firefighting systems are light-years ahead of China’s!”
“A disaster like this L.A. wildfire could never happen there!”
“America excels at prevention!”
But the viewers weren’t buying it.
“How can it be fake?”
“The sky screen only shows confirmed future events or highly probable ones!”
“Gao’s just a stubborn fool refusing to admit he’s wrong!”
2017 Timeline.
China Sky Screen Monitoring Headquarters.
The team leader studied the footage with disbelief.
“Do you think this L.A. wildfire exposure is real?”
A staff member chuckled. “Must be. The sky screen’s past revelations were all verified.”
The leader smirked. “I thought it only exposed celebrity gossip.”
“Turns out it covers global events too!”
“America’s fire response is a joke—this wildfire perfectly humiliates their bootlickers.”
The staff nodded eagerly. “I wonder if the sky screen will show China’s future!”
The leader straightened. “It has to. Our investigations confirm the sky screen only appears in China.”
“We’re the chosen nation! It’d be absurd not to feature us.”
The staff’s eyes sparkled. “Do you think future China becomes the world’s top superpower?”
“How many aircraft carriers will we have? One per province?”
The leader laughed. “Dream big! Keep monitoring.”
“Every U.S. failure makes these pro-American traitors squirm.”
“Document everything—especially Gao Xiaosong’s nonsense. His reckoning will come.”
2017 Timeline.
Entertainment Industry Reactions.
Celebrities collectively exhaled—this time, the sky screen targeted geopolitics, not showbiz scandals.
Deng Chao: “Finally, not entertainment news! My heart can stop racing.”
Sun Li: “Why nervous? Hiding something from me?”
Deng Chao: “Never! I’d never betray you, wife!”
Tong Liya: “I was terrified too—so many messy divorces got exposed.”
“Husband, we’re safe, right?”
Chen Sicheng: “Of course! I’ll love you forever. That chaos won’t touch us.”
Tong Liya: “I trust you!”
Recording Studio.
Phoenix Legend worked on their new album.
Ling Hua gazed at the wildfire footage. “Zeng Yi, do you think the sky screen will expose us?”
Zeng Yi laughed weakly. “Unlikely. It only covers A-list stars. We’re too ‘agricultural metal’ for that.”
Ling Hua nodded. “True. Our fans call our music ‘rural’—we’re not famous enough to be exposed.”
Zeng Yi grinned. “Why blame me? I barely sing five lines per song!”
Ling Hua playfully shoved him. “Fine! Next album, I’ll demand more lyrics for you!”
2017 Timeline.
Xiaosong’s Strange Tales Livestream.
Gao Xiaosong’s stubborn denials went viral, drawing trolls to his stream.
“Still lying through your teeth, Gao?”
“Keep worshipping America and you’ll crash hard!”
“That L.A. wildfire proves America’s decline!”
“Maybe China becomes the next superpower!”
“No—we’re peaceful. Only shameless nations crave world domination!”
Gao Xiaosong’s face tightened. He snapped back:
“You’re all misguided! The sky screen’s content isn’t necessarily real!”
The backlash intensified—until the sky screen updated again:
[Notice how all the America-worshipping traitors went silent after the L.A. wildfires?]. [Where’s your ‘land of freedom’ propaganda now?]. [Your American daddy needs your kneel-ingratiation!]. [Let’s focus on one already-exposed hypocrite: Gao Xiaosong…].
Gao Xiaosong’s jaw dropped.
“Wait—I’M exposed?!”