<h4>Chapter 386: CHAPTER 386: Don’t Make Me The Scapegoat</h4>


    In the past, she had relied on these marketing ounts to often fabricate negative scandals about Gu Manxi. Perhaps because of this, she had offended Song Chen. With a wave of his pen, he cooperated with Weibo to ban a bunch of marketing ounts to improve the inte environment.


    Now that the inte was filled with criticisms about her, Cao Yuezhi was unable to use the inte bots to save face.


    “Miss Yuezhi, don’t be angry.” The assistant asked the cleaner to clean up the ss and handed Cao Yuezhi a cup of honey water, “Please drink some water to calm down. Those people on the inte are all keyboard warriors. They are all trash in real life.”


    Cao Yuezhi took the honey water and drank a few mouthfuls to moisten her throat.


    She could not understand why so many people were focusing on her when the movie’s box office sales were poor?


    The screenwriter should be med for a bad plot! And the director should be med for changing too much of the script and doing rubbish editing!


    Willow was the one who giarized!


    She had already contributed her good acting skills in the movie, and she had already used her best ability to perform! She had already done her part as an actress, but why did those boring haters want to let her take the me for the box office failure!


    Some of Cao Yuezhi’s fans also raised this question, “Our goddess Yuezhi’s acting is very good! It’s the fault of the director and the screenwriter!”


    Some haters sneered, “Come on, can you brainless fans wake up? If the profits were good, you guys would’ve definitely tried to take credit. Now that the box office earnings are poor, you’re now pushing the responsibility on the director and the screenwriter. I see some double standards here.”


    “What makes her innocent? Cao Yuezhi read the script and signed the contract. As a movie queen, can’t she see that there’s something wrong with the script? Why did she choose to act then?!”


    The haters and fans started battling again.


    Cao Yuezhi looked at thements on the inte and her mood was extremely bad.


    She was, after all, a movie queen, so of course she had good taste in scripts. When she epted the movie, the script in her hands was smooth and perfect. The female protagonist was well-constructed, so she was confident that she could perform the role well.


    However, when the movie really started shooting, several new and popr actors had been stuffed into the crew. They had strong backers, so nobody could offend them.


    These popr actors wanted to use the movie to increase their poprity and poprity. In order to increase their exposure, the young actors and actresses asked the screenwriter to revise the script and add scenes every day. Even the director was helpless against these spoiled young actors and actresses.


    In the end, the script was sh*t, and the plot was a mess.


    The young actors and actresses who added extra scenes all be dead silent. The female lead, Cao Yuezhi, had inexplicably be the biggest scapegoat!


    Cao Yuezhi was angry and helpless.


    “Miss Yuezhi, it’s almost certain that the screenwriter Willow giarized the scrip.” The manager, Old Qian, walked in and handed over thetest public rtions proposal, “The higher-ups wish topletely abandon Willow. Also, President Wang said that he will always stand on your side.”


    Cao Yuezhi flipped through the public rtions proposal and nodded in satisfaction. She was not willing to take the me, so she shifted the me onto the screenwriter.


    Soon, Cao Yuezhi’s personal Weibo posted a long post.


    <i><strong>@Cao Yuezhi: in the movie, I have always tried my best to contribute my acting skills and strive to achieve the best performance. But I’m sorry, sometimes there’s nothing I can do.</strong></i>


    <i><strong>[ picture ] : “18[ original script ] . JPG”</strong></i>


    Cao Yuezhi sent out the script that she first received. The storyline was smooth and the characters were full. In the original storyline, the female lead was not the daughter of the male lead. The two of them had feelings for each other during their long-term rtionship. For the female lead, the male lead was even willing to fight against the three realms.