Chapter 220: Downfall (2)

Weibo had already exploded. That day, the reporters even exposed pictures of Qiao Rouhuan. For a moment, the fans had different attitudes.

Someone said that Qiao Rouhuan deserved it. She might’ve been together with Ye Peiqing already but when she went to find him, she saw that Ye Peiqing was with another man. Therefore, she reported him.

There were others who said that at most, Qiao Rouhuan had a messy personal life. But she was a tragic person. Her father would be executed by firing squad under the crime of murder. Qiao Company had been purchased by Xing Company. She already fell from heaven to hell. Now that she encountered such a frightening event, it made others feel bad.

After all, no matter the different opinions people had of Qiao Rouhuan, everyone felt the same for Ye Peiqing.

That is  — The man must be punished under the law!

In order to ensure the benefits of Ye Group, after Father Ye saw his son in the police station, he immediately called for the general shareholders’ meeting to steady everyone’s uncertainties.

At the meeting, he didn’t discriminate or suppress any of his sons. But the shareholders indicated that they had seen Ye Peicheng’s work these days. They all wished for Father Ye to consider giving the project Ye Peiqing was in charge of to Ye Peicheng.

That day, Ye Company’s stock prices had dramatically fallen. On the second day, after Father Ye announced that Ye Peicheng would be in charge of Ye Peiqing’s project, the stock prices started to go back to normal.

In the end, although the stock prices didn’t go back to the usual price when the market closed, they had decreased the negative effect of this crisis to the minimum.

Ye Peiqing was isolated in the station and Qiao Rouhuan had been staying at home. She was waiting for the court hearing a month later.

It was close to the New Year. Every year, numerous movies were screened. But 《Dao’s Mountain of Immortals》was not as supported as the rest.

The day of the screening, the crew went to the theaters, wanting to save the dismal box office. When they arrived half an hour earlier to the theaters, they found out that the tickets were all sold out twenty or so minutes ago!

Director Wang had encountered this before. Two days ago, there was a screening of a Hollywood film, but only 70% of the seats were filled!

“Could it be because of Priest Qing Yin?” The producer asked, not certain.

The Director felt it was strange too. “Very possible!”

“Then let’s observe another few days.” The producer said.

In the end, three days later 《Dao’s Mountain of Immortals 》reached the top of the hot search. It replaced the news regarding Ye Peiqing!

【After Qiao Moyu, a newbie in the entertainment circle, or Priest Qing Yin had done her blessing《Dao’s Mountain of Immortals》was on top of the popularity rankings! The three days of box office had broken the recent ten years of records of New Year movies! 】

Now, let’s introduce 《Dao’s Mountain of Immortals》. The costs didn’t go over 50,000. All the actors were just ordinary celebrities. Even the Director was unknown to the people. It was basically an ordinary movie, but the return on investment surpassed 1000 times!

Plus, the box office had been breaking the records continuously. Who knew how many more records it would have broken?

At one point, Qiao Moyu became completely popular!

Everyone talked about Qiao Moyu and Priest Qing Yin, they discussed about the Ling Xu Sect. Because it was nearing the New Year, it was time for everyone to visit their families. What was different this year was that everyone went to northern suburbs Daoist temple.

No one knew which sincere believer had invited artisans to renovate this Daoist temple again. There were even people who volunteered.

Right now, during the Chinese New Year, Buddhist worshippers all came, attracted to this Daoist temple.

Qiao Moyu’s assistant and manager’s phones exploded. There were people who wanted Qiao Moyu to bless them and others who wanted to ask her to be ambassadors for brands.

After all, of those who had businesses, who didn’t believe in superstitions?