Chapter 849: Finding a Solution

Chapter 849: Chapter 847: Finding a Solution

The headquarters of “Fashion” is quite tall, and at the top floor is the office of the Fashion Media’s president. At this moment, the office is quiet, with the sunset’s afterglow streaming through the gigantic glass window, dispelling the room’s chill.

Jiang Cheng, wearing a white shirt and black-framed glasses that concealed his shrewdness, looked down at the screen filled with all sorts of insults against Jiang Yu, his eyes cold.

Bo Si, huh.

So what if she’s the adopted daughter of the Bo Family.

As long as someone hurts his Yu, he won’t let any of them go.

Jiang Cheng dialed the internal line and instructed, “Have the chief editor come up.”

The chief editor arrived quickly, a middle-aged uncle who was once a prominent figure, having written many well-known articles and even guided trends.

“President Jiang.”

Jiang Cheng nodded, his voice calm yet with a chill, “When is the next issue going to be released?”

Chief Editor: “In five days.”

“Leave two pages blank on the front page.” Jiang Cheng paused, “I have other content to report.”

The chief editor asked curiously, “President Jiang, what is the content? Who will write it?”

Jiang Cheng smiled faintly, “Some exposé, I’m sure it will definitely sell well.”

Does President Jiang mean he will write it himself?

The chief editor didn’t say much more, although any article appearing in “Fashion” needs his review, if it’s from President Jiang, that’s another matter; the entire company belongs to President Jiang, and he has the final say on everything.

When the magazine came out, the chief editor was moved to tears.

He regretted not asking a few more questions back then, otherwise it wouldn’t have turned out like this.

President Jiang intends to use the entire Fashion Group to stir things up.

But at that time, the chief editor thought it was just a small exposé. Although “Fashion” reports on matters within the fashion circle, it’s common to occasionally reveal some little insights; it’s very normal.

So, he nodded and agreed.

Jiang Cheng watched his departing figure and laughed.

He was very clear about the Bo Family’s power and background. Being monitored online? It didn’t affect him at all, as his main battlefield was not online, but in Huaxia’s entire fashion circle!

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Because Jiang Yu had been teaching in the countryside for a long time, she developed the habit of not looking at her phone. Coupled with Tong Yan and Chen Lan’s deliberate concealment, she was unaware that she was being fiercely insulted online, which was in a way, fortunate.

Tong Yan remembered that when Bo Si came over, there was no one else around. Could the recording have been done by herself?

The problem now was that they all had no evidence to prove Jiang Yu’s innocence.

Even if they all spoke out, their credibility couldn’t compare to video evidence, and Jiang Yu might be defamed even more severely.

She had tried to post the video online, but it was quickly censored.

This was a harsh reality; in Huaxia, power is paramount, and it’s impossible for ordinary people to confront the authorities.

She instinctively didn’t want to seek out the movie star, who was currently still filming.

The Bo Family controlled social media but couldn’t control personal actions. Even if they realized, it wouldn’t be quickly.

Tong Yan’s eyes lit up, she applied for a small account, blended into many QQ and WeChat groups, and directly posted the video she had at the film festival, along with the caption: Bo Si suspected of drug abuse outbreak.

Bo Si was currently at the height of fame, so this video spread virally very quickly.

Netizens were excited, wanting to discuss it on Weibo, but soon found that something was off; why was it immediately censored?

Perhaps there was something fishy going on.

Does Bo Si have some background? Is it precisely because of drug use and censorship?