Transmigration of the Famous Cyber Star
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After the fan count of “The Sisters” got over 10k, Sun Weiwei immediately requested permission to post long videos. Verification was going to take two weekdays, and in these two days, the fan count of “The Sisters” went over 200k.

Of course, the fan count grew so quickly because of outside support. After all, the fifteen-second video could not show anything else except their faces.

Firstly, Liu Man posted on her “Princess Man” Wei Bo account the introduction for “The Sisters”: “A few of my friends have made a Tik Tok account together named ‘The Sisters’. @The Sisters, this is an account that belongs only to us, girls. This account will regularly post content pertinent to girls. We hope we can gain support from everyone.”

Not only that, but Liu Man also filmed a short video in the Hanfu Goddess’s Tik Tok account. She filmed herself in person, and in front of the camera, she directly said the lines above while adding another sentence as an announcement, “The videos of Xiaoru and I playing together will only be posted on ‘The Sisters’ from now on.”

Now, Liu Man counted as a popular cyber star. Her words were very appealing to her fans, especially to the ones who had liked her for a very long time. They would do whatever Liu Man told them to do.

Besides, Liu Man got popular on the internet back then because of her astonishing performance with Li Xiaoru at the ensemble concert. After that, not a single other duet came from them. It could be said that this “Jasmine” meant some celebrations for many netizens that purely loved their instrumental performance.

Li Xiaoru reposted Princess Man’s post using her own Wei Bo account, “HeheHaha”. The supposed “exclusive video” was not to fool around with.

Yu Zhan also reposted Princess Man’s post with his Wei Bo account, “I’m a vet”, “Sorry to trouble everyone, but follow ‘The Sisters’ and give them a like.”

Because of “Vet’s Cuties” going viral, “I’m a vet”s’ fan count had gone over 700k now. Many new fans followed him because of his good-looking eyes and his handsome-looking stature.

Well, one’s appearance was the most important thing nowadays.

On the evening Princess Man announced her in-love relationship with “I’m a vet” in her live-stream, Yu Zhan revised his Wei Bo description: “Professional vet, pet clinic boss, Paul’s owner, Princess Man’s boyfriend.”

Mhm, pulling out haters straightforwardly like this… Those male fans who had sexual fantasies about the Hanfu Goddess were furious, but Yu Zhan had also resolutely stopped the other females from fantasizing about him.

His new fans were already complaining about Vet Yu already having a girlfriend. It was so difficult for them to become fans of a new male god, but this male god didn’t even give them a chance to fantasize about him. He announced to the entire world that he was no longer single. He was such a responsible and obedient boyfriend, willingly putting a “already has a girlfriend” tag on himself. What was more unfortunate was, his girlfriend was a publicly-recognized goddess! The new fans couldn’t even bring themselves to feel jealous, envious, or hateful…

“Ugh, I’ve already scrolled through my Male God’s entire Wei Bo account. This is the first time he puts an ad on his account, and he did it for his girlfriend!”

“I know you are a new fan at first glance. Us, the old fans, all know that his Wei Bo has always been revolving around Princess.”

“God Vet has always been spoiling his wife mightily. He acts cutely when he should act cutely, and he pours out money when it’s time to pour out money. He never hesitates.”

“They have only been in love for a short time, right? My Goddess hasn’t gotten married to him yet!”

“You, don’t bother to even daydream.”

“Luckily, I like Vet Yu because I enjoy this kind and warm feeling instead of him as a person, or else, I would definitely be crying myself to death right now.”

“I’m already on the brink of dying as I cry…”

“Same as the comment above me. (laughing to the point that I’m crying)”

No matter how upset the fans were feeling, they still obediently listened to “I’m a vet”s’ order and followed the official Wei Bo account of “The Sisters”. They also went on Tik Tok to search for “The Sisters”, followed their account, and dropped a like on their video.

“Vet’s Cuties” had brought Vet Yu viral. In comparison, Ye Ziliang, who was the director and the producer, was a lot less popular. However, because he had shown his face in the documentary and he was also quite good-looking, many viewers still followed him.

His Wei Bo, “Leafy Breeze”, only had a few dozen fans before the documentary got released, but now he had more than 50k. After he resigned, he revised his description on Wei Bo: “Independent producer on the internet, director of ‘Vet’s Cuties’.”

Ye Ziliang wrote on Wei Bo: “@The Sisters is the Tik Tok account of the original behind-the-scene producing team. If you enjoy ‘Vet’s Cuties’, then you mustn’t miss ‘The Sisters’.”

A part of Ye Ziliang’s fans had closely examined the list of producing staff at the end of the documentary. Compared to the cute animals and the handsome vet, they paid more attention to the documentary itself’s quality and the behind-the-scenes staff.

“Then, aren’t they the same people as the ‘Happy Guo Guo’ people?”

“Not all of them. It’s obviously a new account made by the scriptwriter, Sun Weiwei, after she left ‘Happy Guo Guo’ and became independent.”

“This girl is very aspiring. She gave up on a huge account with hundreds of thousands of fans and is willing to start over again.”

“Just for this, even if I don’t use Tik Tok, I will download this application only to follow them.”

“Why do I feel like everyone today is talking about this ‘The Sisters’.”

“That’s because you are coincidentally following people all in one circle.”

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Princess Man, Li Xiaoru, and I’m a vet’s guarantees fully promised the authenticity and officialism of “The Sisters”, bringing it huge amounts of fans and popularity.

Sun Weiwei saw that it was the right timing and posted the first Wei Bo post ever on the official account of “The Sisters”: “Here, we have a group of cute sisters. We are versatile and have lots of diverse tricks up our sleeves. One of them will definitely fit you.”

This Wei Bo post received tens of thousands of likes along with thousands of comments.

“I came here from Vet Yu’s recommendation post.”

“I want to watch Miss Princess’s performance!”

“I’m curious about the contents for your next video.”

“I used to be ‘Happy Guo Guo’s’ fan. Since ‘The Sisters’ came from the same stem, I’m definitely going to follow them.”

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No matter if it was on Wei Bo or in Tik Tok, the fan count for The Sisters kept on increasing furiously, especially the fan count on Tik Tok. It almost reached the same fan count number as “Happy Guo Guo”s’ fan count now.

“Happy Guo Guo”s’ updating schedule had been paused the entire time. After school ended, it seemed to be completely dead. When it was at its best times, it only had a bit more than 650k fans. After Sun Weiwei quitted, half of it was cut down so it only had 350k. Now, only a bit more than 230k was left.

He Qisi seemed to have completely given up on this account, letting it die on its own.

Sun Weiwei had never contacted him ever again.

After receiving the permission to post longer videos, Sun Weiwei, in the first instant, uploaded the full version of Liu Man and Li Xiaoru’s duet.

The piano and Guqin version of “Jasmine”, which lasted 4 minutes, instantly went viral on Tik Tok. Not only did it had as much as more than 4 million likes, this version of “Jasmine” got chosen by many Tik Tok users to act as the background music for their short videos. Many of these Tik Tok users were well-known cyber stars.

And so, an old folk song that was not trendy at all and was out of fashion surprisingly got ranked first on the Tik Tok background music leaderboard.

Translated by: Sydney