[Sisters, what did I just see? Wild God, the Wild God of HW, Mu Wan’s boyfriend is Wild God? Does that mean Mu Wan is Wan?]
[They’re the “Jian Jia” couple!]
[I’m in shock, I’ve been shipping these two couples this year, and now you’re telling me they’re the same couple?]

New fans were confused but quickly caught onto the sweet, sugary scent of the situation, rapidly digging for more details. Meanwhile, the viral video on Bilibili featuring humorous edits of their interactions was quickly gaining traction again. This time, both fanbases were celebrating, basking in the fresh revelation.

However, amidst the cheer and excitement, some esports fans expressed their discontent.

“I’ve been wondering why Wild God hasn’t been playing in the global tournament; turns out he’s been busy with his girlfriend, tsk tsk. Must be nice, being a rich woman’s boyfriend.”
“Wild God’s career is over. No wonder they let the rookies play during the Fall season — guess he’s preparing for retirement.”
“What Wild God? He’s more like a wild chicken, irresponsible! ST is getting crushed in the global playoffs, and he’s off playing around.”
“Wild God should leave the esports scene.”

A multitude of esports fans flooded Wild God’s Weibo with angry comments. The LPL (League of Legends Pro League) region had only made it to the top ten in the global tournament last year, and fans were hoping this year’s ST team would make it even further. But with their main player seemingly dropping out, frustration was inevitable. The ST official website was filled with negativity.

Zhang Qinan was seething, but couldn’t expose the fact that Wild God was dealing with a hand injury. In his anger, he resorted to using a secondary account to argue with people online.

Yang An tried to calm him down: “Don’t pay attention to the nonsense. Once the finals come, Wild God will be back in the arena, and he’ll shut them all up with his skills.”

Zhang Qinan: “I can’t calm down. The club issued bonuses for the Fall season, so I’m using that money to hire some online trolls to roast them.”

Yang An: “…” Isn’t it better to just use that money to treat yourself to a nice meal?

What neither Zhang Qinan nor Yang An knew was that besides them, someone else was also furious and had been attacking Wild God’s Weibo indiscriminately.

Xing Xing: “Esports players can’t fall in love? Who the hell are you to dictate that?”
Xing Xing: “Wishing them to break up? Even if they do, you’re dead before it happens. Just accept that reality.”
Xing Xing: “A variety show star doesn’t deserve Wild God, pah! How about you look at yourself in the mirror first?”
Xing Xing: “Falling in love doesn’t affect Wild God’s victories, but it sure makes you stupid. What’s with all that crap you’re spewing?”

Xing Xing furiously typed on her phone, her fingers flying as she defended the love between her brother and his best friend. Nothing could stop her.

After returning to the apartment, Mu Wan went to catch up on the [Five Treasures] group chat and realized everyone had already been talking about the program’s airing. But because of the time difference, she had put the group chat on “Do Not Disturb” and missed the messages.

Zhou Yang: @Wan, your Weibo followers are skyrocketing, Wan wan, you’re going to be famous!

Mu Wan quickly checked the account she had registered casually for the show’s promotional purposes. Originally a blank account with no followers, it now had 600,000 followers. She was stunned by how quickly things had escalated.

She quickly passed the account over to Li Yue to get it verified, as this would be her professional account moving forward.

Li Yue: “Wan wan, don’t slack off once you’re back in the country. There’s a ton of work waiting for you now, we have to make the most of this momentum.”
Mu Wan: “Okay, I’ll be at the company first thing tomorrow.”

Meanwhile, Wild God, seeing Mu Wan replying to messages on her phone, took the luggage upstairs, threw the dirty clothes into the washing machine, and put everything back in its place. His eyes landed on the expensive keyboard, and he nervously glanced at Mu Wan’s direction before quickly hiding it under the bed…

“Wan wan, I heard that your show has already started airing. Shall we watch it on the sofa?”

Mu Wan was also a bit curious. “Sure, I’m not hungry since I had a meal on the plane.” The two of them pulled the blackout curtains down, turned on the air conditioning in the room, and began to relax after the fatigue of their journey.

As they watched the re-edited version with all the funny expressions and graphics, Mu Wan couldn’t help but laugh out loud. But when they reached the part where she had to borrow the bathroom on the plane, Mu Wan fell silent. Apart from the friendly comments on that scene, there were also remarks about how the airline still hadn’t resolved this issue, even though it had made the trending list at the time.

Mu Wan quickly searched online and discovered that when the first episode aired, that clip had also sparked a big reaction. However, it seemed to have been overshadowed by other hot topics.

Mu Wan thought for a moment and then, using her account with 600,000 followers, she posted her first Weibo message:
“@Civil Aviation Administration of Z Country, I would like to donate some money to help purchase essential items for women on commercial flights. How much would be appropriate?”

No woman can guarantee that she will never encounter such an embarrassing situation. Since the airline hadn’t considered it, she would help them think about it. Mu Wan’s post was bold and direct, and with her current popularity, the post immediately brought the topic of #Why aren’t sanitary pads provided on planes# back into the public eye.

“Oh my god, finally someone is bringing this up again. This issue caused such a big discussion before, and it’s like these airlines have forgotten about it.”
“If women don’t speak up for their own needs, this discussion will quickly fade away, and we’ll never be taken seriously.”
“Airlines can provide so many different kinds of snacks, but they can’t provide a single sanitary pad. Is this discrimination? Shouldn’t the @Women’s Federation intervene?”
“Mu Wan is so brave! She’s probably the first public figure to speak out about this issue!”

After her post, Li Shuqin, Fang Li, Zhou Yang, and Zhong Yi—celebrities with even larger fanbases—also voiced their support. This issue had finally reached the point where everyone knew about it.

“Team spirit, my team spirit is on fire!”