<h4>Chapter 205: The Truth of the Scandal (Part 2)</h4>


    <strong>Trantor: </strong>Larbre Studio <strong>Editor: </strong>Larbre Studio


    The video stopped there, its duration ten minutes plus. But it was aplete record of what had happened that day.


    This video was the onlyprehensive evidence that Chu Yuhe had purposefully caused Xu Xiyan’s injury on set.


    After watching the video, Huo Yunshen fumingly mmed his fist on the table.


    Outrageous! Chu Yuhe is the one that is creating trouble for Xu Xiyan.


    Who is he to do that?


    Huo Yunshen wondered if his helping Xu Xiyan punish Xu Xinrou caused Chu Yuhe to take revenge on behalf of his girlfriend.


    This Chu Yuhe is getting more and more ridiculous.


    Huo Yunshen picked up his phone right by his side and contacted Yi Xiao.


    “Add in narration, and publish it at 12 AM on Weibo’s popup. I want the video to be trending for a month. No one is to withdraw it without my orders.”


    That was Huo Yunshen’s ability. So long as he stepped in, the truth would be exposed and justice would be returned to the victims.


    We shall see who still dares try to ruin the entertainment industry under my nose...


    ...


    Overnight, a wind blew over the entertainment industry.


    As the clock struck 12 AM, every user logged into Weibo received a popup advertisement on their website, titled: [The Truth of The Ma Haodong Scandal].


    When clicked on, thepressed and processed 5-minute video would auto-y, providing viewers with aplete understanding of the way the entire matter had progressed.


    Due to the popup window design being so attractive, everyone couldn’t help but click on it to see what the truth of the Ma Haodong scandal was.


    This video, apanied by narration, described the process of the entire matter objectively. Everyizen that viewed it could clearly see that prior ims about Ma Haodong carrying Xu Xiyan had in fact been just a malicious scandal.


    Manyizens realized that it seemed they had wronged the neer, Jing Xi.


    She’d been kicked off the pavilion time and time again, yet she dealt with the pain and stood up again and again to continue shooting.


    Until thest time, when stress shock was triggered and she fainted.


    The question was...why would a neer with such a dedicated spirit of professionalism have been attacked byizens and fans of Ma Haodong?


    Why was her image smeared to that extent?


    Observantizens would discover that the investor sitting next to the director, Chu Yuhe, was interfering with the directing.


    It was his discontent, various excuses to continue the shoot, and his continued requests to start over that had led to Xu Xiyan’s fainting.


    Ma Haodong had rushed onto the set to rescue a damsel in distress, and to reprimand the director for disregarding the lives of others.


    Netizens saw something called ‘loyalty’ within Ma Haodong, and not a public disy of affection for the neer.


    Chu Yuhe had triggered the whole matter, and without him the following series of events would not have happened.


    Because the video revealed the truth of what had happened on set, it led to a new round of intense discussions on the Inte. Why had Chu Yuhe, CEO of Juxing entertainment, personally arrived on set to give the Director guidance, and make life difficult for an insignificant neer?


    What conflict had urred between him and Jing Xi?


    How was he able to push the responsibilitypletely away from himself after an actor was injured?


    Soon after the video was listed as trending,izens began to pay attention to the matter. In addition, many enthusiasticizens who were curious about the reason began toment on the official Weibo of Juxing entertainment and the official Weibo of Chu Yuhe.


    Those who had scolded Jing Xi mercilessly before were slowly realizing the truth.