The Outcast Heiress's Secret Identities

Chapter 900: 0888 What sense of presence are you blindly searching for?

Because the engagement party was approaching, it became a hot topic of discussion online.

Li Xu is a prominent figure in Yong City, and the Li family often appears on financial channels. People online are pleased about his engagement and are offering their blessings.

However, there was a little hiccup that appeared in the hot searches at noon.

[We just think CE is not as good as Queen, so what? Want to argue, huh?!]

[What kind of Hua Country brand is CE? Don’t they claim to be a luxury brand from Country A? Are you joking?]

[Bait and switch, with Fashion Week coming up, now you remember to cash in?]

[An outside brand causing so much trouble every day, desperately seeking attention!] noveldrama

[In what way is it not as good as Queen? It’s not as good in every way!]

These remarks stem from netizens’ anger, which originated from a post on Weibo.

The blogger was probably a fan of CE and was highly targeted, with a Weibo post title directly stating—

[Qianran International is deceiving the world, unworthy of its name!]

The blogger defended CE on Weibo, saying: Queen was not the first Hua Country brand invited to Paris Fashion Week, CE was! Although CE’s founder hails from an aristocratic family in Country A, he has always carried the title of the Chu family of Hua Country, so CE is considered half a Hua Country brand.

CE has already participated in several Paris Fashion Weeks, and when it first appeared internationally, Queen was nowhere to be found.

The blogger mocked that Queen was good at picking up scraps, acting all proud after taking things CE didn’t care about, and further mocked netizens for overhyping Queen, losing their head over attending one Paris Fashion Week as if they’ve never seen the world.

At the end of the post, some of CE’s international achievements and its sales rankings were disclosed, along with information about several internationally renowned designers at CE, countering the previous online opinions of ’CE not being as good as Queen’ and questioning where CE is not as good as Queen with such a stark contrast.

The blogger’s Weibo not only angered Su Ran’s "wives" but also offended many enthusiastic young onlookers.

[Ha! I get it now, this is not a fan of CE, but a lackey of CE! Are you blind? Didn’t you see CE’s official Weibo introduction: A luxury brand from Country A? How does that count as a Hua Country brand? Are you out of your mind!!]

[Hua Country brand? Has that been approved by us? You foreign-bootlicking scumbag, is CE your father or mother for you to kiss up to it like this!]

[We support our own nation’s brand willingly, CE may have seen the world, but let them try not coming to Hua Country! Do I need your clothes that badly?]

[How dare this blogger boast about such achievements, don’t embarrass your master, save some face!]

[What’s so great about designers? One person named R can top them all, and you still have the nerve to ask where CE is not as good as Queen? Aren’t you clear about it yourself?]

The people at CE realized the situation online was not looking good.

With Fashion Week nearing, they indeed intended to leverage Queen’s limelight deliberately to boost CE’s popularity.

Announcing Josie Martin as CE’s global ambassador and on the cover of V-V magazine was also part of this strategy.

After all, at Fashion Week, she was representing CE, leading the front, boosting her hype is equivalent to boosting CE’s hype.

Hua Country has always been CE’s most important market and a crucial country for CE’s development, so Country A has always paid great attention to it.

If this leads to national resentment and boycotts, the consequences could be disastrous.