Chapter 720: Chapter 720: Opening Up Isn’t Necessarily a Bad Thing

Tang Li returned to her own V-blog homepage and discovered she had gained a V-blog fan club, with 825 members, and next to it was an “Apply to Join” button.

She didn’t often use the “Tang Li V” account, so she hadn’t noticed she even had a fan club.

Tang Li noticed the owner of the group, an active fan in the comments section.

Clicking into the ID [Big Bear Hug]’s V-blog page, she scrolled down and, judging by the V-blog updates, it seemed to be a female university student.

Scrolling to the other party’s V-blog update from June, one of the posts read: “Had an unexpected encounter at the high-speed rail station, totally mesmerized, what to do?!”

Looking at this update, Tang Li recalled being recognized and asked for a photo by a girl at the train station after wrapping up the filming of “Phoenix Concubine” on her way to Shangbu, and when she scrolled to [Big Bear Hug]’s selfie, she was almost certain it was her.

The V-blog’s backend received many comments and mentions.

Tang Li opened the comments to take a look.

Coincidentally, [Big Bear Hug] had replied to a netizen’s comment: “Our Tangtang is still a newcomer in this industry, although she has been in several works, she always remembers to uphold her qualities as an actor. She never becomes arrogant due to fame. Getting the role in the esports-themed production is a new challenge for Tangtang. She won’t slack just because it’s a weekly drama. During this collaboration, I hope Teacher Guan will take good care of her.”

Tang Li checked the original comment, which was from a netizen questioning if she was using Guan Xiao to hype herself up and casually dissing her acting, suggesting that she couldn’t handle big productions and that’s why she took on a weekly drama.

Aside from that, [Big Bear Hug] was also soothing other fans’ feelings in the comments.

The one and only principle to promote was to remain low-key as a fan, to not let down or hold back their idol!

Tang Li, without switching to a secondary account, directly applied to join the group with “Tang Li V”, and after a while, she found herself a member of the fan club.

The group was unusually quiet.

Tang Li sent out a question mark: “Is nobody here?”

Countless messages quickly started popping up.

“Ah, it’s really our own Tangtang Tangtang!”

“I’m not seeing things, Tangtang really joined the group! You slackers, neglecting your own idol so much, it’s too much!”

Tang Li quickly received an @mention from a fan: “The group owner is not doing their job, please Tangtang revoke their position and appoint me as the new group owner. [Shy]”

Then, a system notification appeared in the chat interface—

“[Atongdu] has been silenced by the group owner.”

Tang Li then received an @mention from [Big Bear Hug], who sent a bashful gif.

Other fans began furiously commenting.

“Acting cute is shameful, take the group owner out and execute by firing squad for an hour!”

“Tangtang actually belongs to all of us, we must sternly strike down the group owner’s little personal aspirations!”

Leaning against the head of the bed, Tang Li watched the lively fans in the group, a smile forming on her lips, and for the first time, she found having a fan club wasn’t so bad.

Just like the protagonist in “The Brightest Star,” her character also had a solitary side.

Therefore, stepping into this industry, she intended to pursue the path of Yuanwu Road from the beginning.

Not relying on fan marketing, hoping to carve her own path in the entertainment industry through hard work.

However, now, she suddenly felt that opening her heart to receive certain things, such as the love from fans, may not be a bad thing.

Tang Li clearly felt that her joining the group had given her supportive fans faith and motivation, solidifying their determination to protect their idol.

This determination also deeply moved her.