Chapter 84: Storm

"Imperial Grandson Jinggong wants to make friends with Izumi, but was rejected!"

This is today's evening hot search.

Originally, it was just a few students from the University of Tokyo who posted what they saw in the cafeteria on Twitter, and the tone was not very good. It was probably mocking Jinggong Yazu for being a toad wanting to eat swan meat.

Unexpectedly, it caused a lot of forwarding, and was even maliciously changed by some people to say that this sentence was said by Miss Luo Quan herself.

A well-known singer mocking His Royal Highness the Japanese Imperial Grandson is much more explosive than a few college students complaining on the Internet.

As a result, Japanese media scrambled to reprint and report, causing a very bad impact while gaining traffic.

Some extreme right-wing elements left messages under the news one after another:

"The Emperor is the symbol of our Japan, and His Royal Highness the Imperial Grandson is the future Emperor. Being able to look at her is a blessing she has cultivated for several lifetimes. Not only is she not grateful, but she dares to mock His Royal Highness the Imperial Grandson. It is simply unforgivable!"

"The Imperial Grandson was humiliated, and the whole of Japan was ashamed. I ask to arrest the sinner and punish her!"

"If I know her address, I must let her know the blood and courage of our Japanese citizens!"

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Fortunately, Miss Luo Quan's address has not been exposed yet, otherwise, with the madness of these right-wing elements, maybe they really have the idea of killing Miss Luo Quan alone.

But the cause of this storm was caused by netizens spreading rumors. From beginning to end, she never said anything about a toad wanting to eat swan meat. It was completely nonsense by netizens.

But now this pot is on her head, and it is not easy to take it off.

Although Miss Luo Quan clarified on Twitter for the first time: she did not say anything disrespectful to the Imperial Grandson Jinggong, but those who believe and those who question still account for half each.

At least in the news, it is confirmed that Miss Luo Quan refused to make friends with the Imperial Grandson Jinggong. Many students who were in the cafeteria at that time tweeted that this was true.

In this way, netizens' views on this matter are polarized very seriously.

Those who oppose Miss Luo Quan naturally feel that Miss Luo Quan is too disrespectful to the Imperial Grandson Jinggong, not even giving a chance to make friends, arrogant and arrogant, without the humility that young people should have.

Those who support Miss Luo Quan naturally feel that she did nothing wrong. She also said before that she has no plans to fall in love for the time being, and everyone knows what Jinggong Yazu is thinking when he says he wants to make friends. Miss Luo Quan did this just to break the Imperial Grandson's thoughts early, so as not to make both of them uncomfortable.

Besides these two types of people, there is another saying that Miss Luo Quan is from China, and from the root, she looks down on any Japanese Imperial Grandson, so she has no interest in making friends.

This is a typical representative of those who are afraid that the world will not be chaotic, taking pleasure in provoking disputes, and talking about country and race.

Most people are still relatively exclusive to this statement, basically reporting and blocking.

The dispute between Miss Luo Quan and Jinggong Yazu did not stop, and even had a trend of escalation.

Although the Emperor is no longer the King of Japan, but only the Pope of Shinto, his status in the hearts of Japanese citizens is still quite high, and "the symbol of Japan" has never been an empty word.

Because Jinggong Yazu is handsome, kind and humorous, and has excellent studies, he has always been loved by the Japanese people. In fact, his father and even his grandfather are also loved by the Japanese people because of similar reasons.

Japanese TV stations have conducted many public opinion polls on the Japanese royal family, one of which is whether it is necessary to abolish the emperor system. The public opinion that does not approve of abolition has reached 100%!

It can be seen how popular this family is in Japan.

On the other hand, Miss Luo Quan is a legendary figure in Japan, even the Prime Minister tweeted to praise her, and the government vigorously promoted her. Posters, TV, radio, and the Internet, her figure is almost everywhere.

In a previous public opinion poll on who the Japanese people most want to see, Emperor Akihito ranked first, Miss Luo Quan ranked second, and the two were only a few percentage points apart.

Many Japanese feel that Miss Luo Quan's song saved them, awakened the stock market, and even stopped the earthquake.

Although this statement is a bit exaggerated, since Miss Luo Quan released "Don't Give Up", there has been no earthquake above magnitude 6.5 in Japan so far.

So whether there is a connection between the two, no one dares to assert.

Anyway, among young people in Japan, Miss Luo Quan's status is quite high, completely like a goddess.

And middle-aged people respect the Emperor more, and there are not a few people of this generation who go online.

Originally, it was just a problem between Miss Luo Quan and Jinggong Yazu, but because the symbols represented were different, it finally became an event involving the whole network, and even developed into a fierce quarrel between young people and middle-aged people.

Every generation has its own spiritual pillar, and now everyone is participating in the online war for their own spiritual pillar.

No one is willing to show weakness, because showing weakness means denying their spiritual pillar, which means denying themselves, which is absolutely not allowed.

In this fierce quarrel, many people used very extreme words, wishing they could directly scold their opponents to be speechless and unable to get up.

Rational netizens wanted to persuade the two sides, but it did not have much effect. At this point, the onlookers could no longer influence the situation.

And those who first tweeted to mock Jinggong Yazu, as well as those who forwarded and maliciously modified Miss Luo Quan's speech, all deleted their tweets quietly.

They didn't expect at first that they would cause such a big quarrel because of their dark side, but even if they came again ten thousand times, they would probably make such an irresponsible choice.

There is a good saying: "When an avalanche occurs, no snowflake is innocent."

Fortunately, Jinggong Yazu is not the kind of waste male lead in Japanese youth anime. As a responsible member of the royal family, he issued a tweet for the first time after learning the news:

"The news on the Internet that Miss Luo Quan mocked me is all fictional. Miss Luo Quan and I just chatted as ordinary classmates. During this period, she did not have any disrespect to me.

The reason why she refused to make friends with me is just because we just met and don't know each other well enough. This is the caution that a girl must have when she is alone outside!

In addition, I want to say that although I am the Imperial Grandson, at the University of Tokyo, I am an ordinary student without any privileges. There is no such thing as "disrespect" when classmates communicate with me, no matter what they say. Please don't speculate!"

The practical and powerful explanation explains the whole story clearly. If the male lead in Japanese romance anime speaks as straightforwardly as this Imperial Grandson, I don't know how many tragic endings can be avoided.

This explanation can be regarded as a not-so-perfect period for this dispute.

Neither side is wrong. The wrong ones are those onlookers who speak rudely and rumor-mongers who distort the facts. Unfortunately, these people deleted their tweets and went offline early, and the anger of netizens was not vented thoroughly enough.

Miss Luo Quan is probably the only victim in the whole thing. It seems that every time she encounters this kind of thing, she will be very unlucky and become the one who did the wrong thing, and then be bombarded by netizens.

"Old unlucky egg..." Miss Luo Quan sighed faintly, closed Twitter, and planned to see what was going on on Weibo.

The rhythm between her and the Imperial Grandson has not spread to the country. This is good news, but it does not mean that the country is really calm.

After announcing her participation in "Ghost Blows Out the Light: Jingjue Ancient City", Wen Xia has been trapped in the rhythm.

The female star who was squeezed out by her really didn't want to give up, and launched an offensive the day after Wen Xia's official announcement.

Her several fan heads spread rumors everywhere:

"Wen Xia maliciously competed and squeezed out the original female lead of Ghost Blows Out the Light."

"Bringing capital into the group, Penguin spent a lot of money to support a vase."

"Voluntarily accepted unspoken rules, and the big money paved the way for her stardom."

"Idols are also worthy of entering the entertainment industry? You only deserve to pose on the stage to a group of losers!"

The biggest difference between Japanese sprayers and Chinese sprayers is probably that Japanese sprayers like to take your life, while Chinese sprayers like to try their best to shame girls.

If you are beautiful, as long as you get benefits, it is either because of unspoken rules or because of being kept, as if they have a pair of fiery eyes that can instantly see through all the evil in the world.

Little do they know that their groundless speculation about others and their preconceived arbitrariness are the greatest evil that exists on the Internet.

And these fan heads obviously know this well, or rather, everyone knows the inferiority of netizens, but some people let it do whatever they want, while others use it for their own profit.

In such a rhythm, Wen Xia can be said to be unbearable, and the comment section of Weibo is temporarily closed, looking like lying flat and letting people mock.

No way, even if you know whose fans are bringing the rhythm, there is no ironclad evidence, and those who bring the rhythm refuse to admit it, which has no effect.

And Wen Xia did bring capital into the group. Penguin did not invest in the Ghost Blows Out the Light crew, and it was not Wen Xia's turn to be the female lead. And people were angry and counterattacked, which was not wrong from the perspective of reason.

But the way of counterattack is really uncomfortable.

At least Miss Luo Quan felt angry. Seeing her good friend suffer such humiliation, she immediately posted a Weibo:

"I always thought that people were guilty, so they were shot or went to jail. Now I know that many of them were first considered 'guilty' by others, and then finally committed a crime!"

It is still a famous saying from Xun Ge'er. Miss Luo Quan found long ago that using the remarks of this great god to scold people is unforgettable, and even a hundred years later, these words are still applicable to some Chinese people today.

But as soon as Miss Luo Quan opened her mouth, the sprayers who felt that they couldn't find a target because Wen Xia closed the comments all flocked to it. ===== CHAPTER 85 =====