The lucky fans who were drawn didn’t just receive one movie ticket, Shen Yan also took into account factors like couples, so most of the time two tickets were given out, and there were even a few for families of three.
After the QR codes were sent out to the winners, the comments on Weibo were buzzing.
[Lucky day! Ah hahaha, I got one, I got one, I got one!]
[So it’s Goddess Geng’s movie, and there’s even an uncle in it? I’ll definitely drag my girl to see it!]
[I received a QR code too! Super happy ~~]
[No boyfriend? No problem, I’ve got my bestie, going together is just as great!]
[Although I don’t know what role the uncle is playing, I am very much looking forward to it——]
[Looking forward to it +1]
The word "looking forward to" appeared way too often, and the more Tang Shu read, the more stifled she felt. It was the first time she thought that excessive trust from fans wasn’t necessarily a good thing.
Damn it, she had always portrayed herself with the style of a mature lady, and at the very least, she was a smart and well-educated lady like Shen Siyi, so what’s with the clueless fool in the movie?
It definitely wasn’t her!
Tang Shu heard a muffled laugh again and looked up to see Jing Yu across from her, glancing at her with a smile now and then, full of mockery.
Tang Shu felt that her valiant image had been seriously challenged, and while feeling gloomy, she decided to find the movie’s official Weibo to finish her promotional duties when her phone chimed with a message notification.
It was a Weibo message, she had been mentioned by Geng Qiuqiu.
[Geng Qiuqiu VIP: Our Shushu is the most beautiful and dazzling in the whole venue... hehehe! @Tang Shu @『Easy Rule Jianghu』...]
Clearly, it was a promotional message, and the use of ellipses suggested unsaid things, which for netizens, maintained a sense of mystery.
However, to Tang Shu, it somehow felt like a sleazy joke.
Even more exasperating to her was the collage of posters attached below the main text.
Every single photo was a still from Tang Shu in the movie, and after post-production, they were even more stunning—dressed in white, with an ethereal air, she looked as if she belonged to a realm beyond the mortal world.
At a glance, she was nothing short of a little fairy.
Only... as soon as she opened her mouth, the illusion was enough to kill someone with laughter.
Tang Shu felt that the post seriously deceived the vast number of netizens. While retweeting, she also added a few words of her own.
As a result, Tang Shu’s Weibo account was updated:
[Tang Shu: No, that’s not me. @Geng Qiuqiu VIP: Our Shushu is the most beautiful and dazzling in the whole venue... hehehe!]
After the post was published, the comments below quickly piled up.
[Hey hey? What does it mean, ’that’s not me’?]
[Today’s uncle is stunning again, but what do those words mean? Can someone explain?]
[I don’t care what it means, just for those collage photos, I must see the movie!]
[Right, right, she’s so beautiful, full of vigor, too powerful!]
[Going to see, definitely going to see, how can you not watch when she’s flipped into such a beauty?!]
[Feels like the big shot is about to stir up trouble again, how could I not be a part of it?]
This made Tang Shu feel even more discouraged.
Sunday, Children’s Day.
The advantage of having two holidays overlap is that the streets are bustling on this day, with parents taking their children out everywhere, and the shops stretching along the street also add a lot of fun cartoon creatures to catch the little customers’ eyes.
Quite a few couples were out on dates under the pretext of celebrating the holiday, strolling through the streets and nibbling on candied haws they’d bought from one of the passing stalls.