Chapter 634: When the Flying Dragon Is on Your Face, How Can You Lose?

"Oh, I see."

Time for a post-event review!

When Big Mi Mi broke down for Reba the mistakes she made after the movie ended, Reba felt like she'd gained some new insights.

Big Mi Mi really knows how to charm! She's so on point!

I wish I could grab a notebook and write it all down~

Big Mi Mi crossed her legs and leaned back against the sofa; her posture was ordinary, yet just by slouching like that, a wave of allure seemed to wash over you.

Go ahead, learn, little sister! You've got plenty more to learn~

She's got a whole pile of insights and moves like this—literally a man-slaying secret arsenal.

But shouldn't we at least respect intellectual property?

Big Mi Mi thought it was perfectly reasonable to claim a little reward for herself.

After today's premiere, Reba had originally planned to take Bai Liang home with her.

It was rare for both of them to be in Beijing—they absolutely had to return to their "love nest" and enjoy some tender time together; otherwise, what was the point of the house?

But before they could go, Big Mi Mi stopped them, claiming: "You can't just leave me here!"

It sounded like she was trying to join them. Of course, Big Mi Mi did have that intention—she'd just tested the waters a little.

But based on her own observation, Reba was very likely to jump up and dunk on her head—this girl was in a foul mood now, easily provoked—so she changed her tactic: "Come on, stay and have late-night snacks with your big sister to cheer up~"

This request was perfectly reasonable—after all, Big Mi Mi had helped so much today, playing a stellar supporting role, and now even helped Reba analyze her past mistakes. Reba wasn't ungrateful.

A hotel king-size bed isn't necessarily less comfortable than the one at home—it all depends on who you're sleeping with and how hard they work~

As long as the person is right, everything is a pleasure.

Funny enough, Big Mi Mi thought the exact same thing!

What was she even doing right now, pouring her heart out to Reba, sharing all her secrets?

Just so she could get a little something tasty in her mouth.

Otherwise, while the little sister got to enjoy a beautiful night, she'd be stuck manually mining for ore—the contrast was too brutal.

Right after the premiere ended, Big Mi Mi had unconsciously stuck close to Bai Liang, her mind full of thoughts.

Luckily, she came up with a great excuse: to prevent Bai Liang from casting his toxic curse.

Otherwise, she might've blown her cover.

In fact, that excuse was brilliant—everyone believed it, even the media.

It even trended online, convincing netizens too.

Phrases like "Big Mi Mi's personal tailing" and "Someone who can interrupt the Immortal's spell" kept popping up, yet no one even hinted at a romantic relationship—even though Big Mi Mi's gaze at Bai Liang had practically stretched into threads~

There was nothing to be done—Big Mi Mi's eyes were naturally built to look slightly untrustworthy, forever radiating a hint of ambiguity.

Besides, Bai Liang and she had no "famous little stories" between them—they'd hidden it too well, and Reba was right there beside them.

Those who loved to fantasize about gossip all rushed toward Reba's direction.

Claiming they'd secretly met up for a date or something.

In fact, that was one of Reba's main reasons for coming over—and now it had been perfectly accomplished.

She'd given that damn hometown rival a good dose of eye medicine, to make sure he didn't think she'd backed down.

Na Zha: The enemy not only refuses to surrender, but dares to resist?

Her wonderful mood, maintained for several days, vanished the moment she saw the online news.

These days, Na Zha barely even regarded Reba as a threat—of course, Reba was still her "greatest enemy," but only in name.

The power of The Art of Winning had reached terrifying levels.

When you've got a flying dragon on your face, how can you lose?

Seeing this clown still trying to grab attention made Na Zha feel she absolutely had to teach him a lesson.

Sister Yanzi:.

"Big Sister Na Zha, are you asking me to smear Reba?" Sister Yanzi was careful with her words—around Na Zha, she always stretched out Reba's full name to emphasize the distinction.

This tiny detail delighted Na Zha; she nodded vigorously. "Aren't our company's online forces powerful?"

She'd long heard that Sister Yanzi ran more marketing accounts than Yang Tianzhen—she was already one of the entertainment industry's biggest "dark forces."

Definitely stronger than Tang Ren ever was!

Na Zha: Oh no, how could I lose?!

"They're very powerful. Fine, leave it to me."

Originally intending to politely decline, Sister Yanzi's eyes flickered—then she agreed outright.

Of course, she had no intention of using the company's water army to destroy Reba—instead, she planned a carefully orchestrated… left hand hitting the right hand.

Na Zha had fully integrated into the company—everyone around her was her own person—but from a certain angle, Reba's side also had quite a few of her own people.

Back when Reba had some conflicts with Jia Xing—even after they were resolved—she'd privately confided in Sister Yanzi.

Plus, Reba's relationship with Bai's mom was genuinely good. Sure, Na Zha now acted like the boss's wife, but on the family front, Reba was still ahead.

And gradually, more people joined her team.

After making a few small arrangements, Sister Yanzi couldn't help but smile as she thought about what she was about to do.

She'd mastered controlled nuclear fusion… no, controlled top-stream drama.

Soon after, the internet erupted in flames!

For many netizens, this scene felt familiar—they'd seen it many times before.

Veteran fans who'd consumed countless scandals had already prepared their sunflower seeds, stools, and mineral water, ready to enjoy the next round of clash between the two top 90s female idols.

This was an annual tradition—at least one or two times a year.

But this time, the battle on both sides seemed… a little strange.

To use a similar analogy, if before the two sides were like rival triads with their own organizations clashing, where the bosses leading each side had some unspoken understanding, but the fighting was real fighting; then now, the clashes between the two sides had inexplicably gained a great deal more organization.

As if some invisible great hand were manipulating everything.

It looked like a fierce and heated battle, but in reality the destructive power was nowhere near what it had been before.

The two sides having an unspoken understanding versus being operated by what was clearly the same team might look similar on the surface, but they were actually two entirely different things.

This was the real deal—trained by the same master, impossible to break their moves.

If Sister Yanzi only wanted to do this much, she wouldn't have had to personally run a tearing-each-other-apart show herself.

Soon, fellow travelers were being inexplicably dragged into the water—the real "fish in the moat affected by the blaze" had arrived.

Just like when JDB and Wanglaoji fought, and Heqizheng was the one that vanished.

Whether it was Nazha or Reba, while the two of them were each other's competitors, within the circle they each also had their own rivals in every field.