WBSGVS Chapter 232 V1

When the trending topic “Screenwriter Liuli: I just want a child” appeared, most people online were thrilled. Netizens joked:

“Totally get it—how is He Tianzhu even a man at this point?!”

“LOL I’m dying! Liuli, I picked the right queen to stan! Finally, someone put that man in his place!”

“Totally relatable. All she wants is a kid, and He Tianzhu can’t even manage that? He’s useless! Say it louder!”

“He Tianzhu is useless! Who dares to argue?! If a man can’t even give you a child, what good is he?!”

Everyone jumped on the bandwagon with memes and banter. After all, it was always women getting blamed for infertility and sticking around while men left them. Now that the script was flipped, all that pent-up frustration finally found a release valve.

Some men, clearly hit where it hurt, tried to push back:

“So sad… A man gets injured, and the woman just leaves? What’s this world coming to?”

But they were instantly shut down:

“You serious right now? You do know how He Tianzhu got injured, right? He was caught cheating and was stabbed by Zhao Rongrong’s husband! He brought it on himself! Liuli waited this long to divorce him—she’s been way too patient!”

“She gave him chance after chance! If it were me, I’d have filed for divorce five years ago! Every new scandal just wore her down until she couldn’t take it anymore.”

“Oh, you’re feeling sorry for He Tianzhu? You must be just as ‘useless’ as he is. Let’s hope no woman’s dumb enough to marry someone like you!”

The guy who posted the sympathetic comment got so thoroughly flamed he deleted his post and never said another word.

Someone even commented on Qingli’s Weibo:

“I’m a woman too, and I understand wanting a child. But isn’t IVF an option? You didn’t have to humiliate your husband by airing his biggest weakness like that.”

To which Qingli personally replied:

“Do you even know how painful IVF is for a woman’s body? Why should I go through that kind of trauma for him?”

That one comment blew up. Her fans were fired up:

“Exactly! You’re a woman, you should know how brutal IVF is. He Tianzhu isn’t worth it—not after he cheated!”

“OMG, yes! ‘Cheated’ is putting it lightly—he straight-up stole someone! So perfectly put!”

“Wait, did you guys notice? Is that Weibo account pretending to be a sympathetic woman? It’s a guy pretending to be a woman to manipulate public opinion! I knew something was off!”

Once that was called out, netizens went in hard, and the faker deleted their posts too.

Qingli’s comment was screenshotted and reposted over and over by media accounts. The backlash toward He Tianzhu reached its peak.

Shortly after, He Tianzhu deactivated his Weibo.

He couldn’t take the heat and vanished from social media entirely.

Zhao Muyun watched it all unfold, stunned.
“Everything’s completely spiraling out of control…” she murmured.

In her memory, things between He Tianzhu and Su Qingli never got this messy. Sure, they got divorced, but it was quite low-key. Liuli was known to be private, and not much gossip had leaked out back then.

Zhao Muyun hadn’t been in the industry in her past life, so she hadn’t known many details. She’d only heard bits and pieces later—about how He Tianzhu cheated, how he did something so unforgivable that even Liuli couldn’t take it anymore.

This time, she’d assumed things wouldn’t escalate. Because of Liuli’s previous low profile, she had even sided with He Tianzhu more… but now?

From the very beginning, Qingli had taken every step decisively, with no misdirection.

A bold, independent woman like her might get attacked by men who couldn’t handle it, but rational people, or those who secretly wished they could do the same but were too afraid of societal pressure? They admired her.

Honestly, if she weren’t already committed to He Tianzhu, Zhao Muyun would’ve admired her too.

She was decisive and never let herself get taken advantage of. Watching her was like living vicariously through her.

So now, public opinion overwhelmingly supports Su Qingli.
He Tianzhu’s reputation? Completely destroyed.
Even Zhao Rongrong—who wasn’t even in the industry—got dragged harder than anyone.

And by association, Zhao Muyun’s reputation took a hit.

To make matters worse, Qingli had taken a falling-apart drama and turned it into a stunning comeback, steamrolling the “Royal Power” production team. From legendary screenwriter to brilliant director, she now had two powerful titles to her name. Everyone wanted to work with her.

And people who wanted to work with her didn’t want to touch anyone connected to He Tianzhu.

Several magazines that Zhao Muyun had lined up for collaborations backed out. Her career stalled. With no other option, she turned to her love life and went to visit Su Yan’s place.

But what she found was… unsettling.

The once-refined young man now looked like he hadn’t left the house in days. His place was messy, and he seemed completely out of it.

His assistant said, “Su Yan hasn’t gone out in days. He doesn’t want to work. Ever since he debuted, he’s had Liuli backing him. He’s never faced anything like this. It’s… too much for him.”

Coming forward with his relationship cost him a lot of female fans.
But what turned the tide against him was Qingli’s now-viral eight-character post—
He was dubbed the poster child of ungrateful traitors.
The hate wasn’t just about his romance anymore—random passersby were criticizing his character.

A few days ago, during a livestream, people bombarded him in the comments:

“Backstabber Su Yan, get out of the industry!”

“Everything you have was given to you by your aunt. After what you did, how dare you still make money off her name?!”

There were so many hate comments, even his fan mods couldn’t keep up. He broke down midway and abruptly ended the stream.