Chapter 79: The Four Rising Flowers
For this reason, it attracted many boys to repost. Basketball shoes hold far more appeal for boys than cosmetics do for girls.
[Kevin 4s, my go-to hoop shoes! These are fucking MINE!]
[Damn, blogger!]
[I’ll follow An Wen just for these shoes!]
[I’ve wanted these shoes for so long, please pick me!]
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The drama was still airing. Under Qing Sha’s treatment, Xuan Yuan Zun fully recovered, and she escorted him out of Abyssless Valley.
"I will repay your kindness in the future, Miss," Xuan Yuan Zun said.
"No need," Qing Sha replied coldly before stepping onto a lotus and leaving.
Bullet comments flooded the screen:
[Goddess Qing Sha!]
[What she wants, you can’t give.]
[Don’t come back for her if you’re just going to flirt and not take responsibility.]
[Qing Sha hasn’t fallen for him yet.]
[I hope she stays exactly like this forever.]
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During its airing, Ding Qian Kun faced no real competition. Instead, audiences from other dramas were drawn to it.
The episode where Qing Sha and Xuan Yuan Zun parted ways achieved a double-network rating of over 2, with Kuyun Live’s attention index hitting 3.5, directly breaking the viewership record held by Tomato TV’s Flower Fairy for the past three years.
With nationwide discussions and soaring ratings, Ding Qian Kun had truly exploded in popularity.
The main cast received widespread acclaim online.
Xia Jin and An Wen, in particular, stood out. Xia Jin shattered the audience’s impression of him as an expressionless actor with no acting skills, earning the title of the top male star among popular actors.
An Wen, in her debut work, showcased remarkable talent and was hailed as one of the Four Rising Flowers of the new generation on forums.
The other three Flowers all had solid works and acting skills—two were child stars, and one was a film actress who had been nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the Golden Elephant Award.
Many felt that placing An Wen alongside them was an insult to the other three.
However, the original poster analyzed An Wen’s acting, visuals, popularity, and upcoming projects, arguing that her natural beauty and overwhelming popularity, combined with her acting potential at just 15, justified her position.
With Ding Qian Kun’s massive success, An Wen undoubtedly reaped the most benefits aside from the top stars. Given her rapid rise in followers, she could easily secure a place among the Popular Young Actresses. Her upcoming film with Qi Ming, backed by their combined popularity, was almost guaranteed to surpass 100 million at the box office. Since An Wen was the lead, the credit would largely go to her.
This meant An Wen could now claim a solid work under her belt.
[Since when do nobodies get to overreach like this? Talk after the movie hits 100 million.]
[Did you drag the other three in just to hype An Wen?]
[Feel bad for the other three.]
But many also supported the original poster.
[Solid analysis. Explosive Wen’s rise is just too fast.]
[She even surpassed Xia Jin on the V Chart yesterday. Scary, right?]
[I don’t dare predict Explosive Wen’s growth anymore.]
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At this time, An Wen turned 16, and Weibo automatically posted a birthday message.
The Guardian Army rushed to send their blessings. It had been over two months since An Wen’s last post, and they were thrilled.
[April 20—it means ‘love you.’ Happy 16th birthday, little sister!]
[Happy birthday! Any plans for the 9 million follower celebration?]
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Not just fans, but many celebrities also reposted to wish An Wen a happy birthday.
Xia Jin: Happy birthday, little sister. You're another year older today. You can pick any gift you want.
Ye Xiaoxing: Happy birthday to our little sister. May you be happy every day from now on.
Cheng Hanwen: Wishing our little sister a happy birthday.
Tang Ting: Happy birthday, ducky...
Qi Ming: Happy birthday, Wen. Grow taller.
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