Chapter 18.3: It’s Still Something (3)
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100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 18.3: It’s Still Something (3)

After washing up, Ji Fanyin lay down on her bed and conducted her daily pre-sleep routine―checking the records of ‘Temptation of Home’.

While looking through the transaction history, she noticed something peculiar.

There were quite a few small figures coming in from people she didn’t recognize, and the amounts were fairly small, ranging from two figures to three figures. They were all tagged under ‘Emotion Points’, and they only started appearing earlier this afternoon.

Ji Fanyin pondered for a moment before checking her Weibo in uncertainty.

Just as she had expected, the movie review she had sent earlier in the afternoon had gone viral. It had been reposted more than 10,000 times, and the likes were severalfold of that—and it wasn’t showing any signs of losing steam yet.

There were quite a lot of impassioned responses in the comments and reposts, some positive and some negative… but that didn’t matter to Ji Fanyin.

She casually checked the reposts calmly and soon determined the source of this abrupt explosion of popularity. It appeared that a celebrity had liked her movie review and hadn’t unliked it yet.

So, Ji Fanyin went to look up the celebrity, only to realize that he was a familiar face. Given that she had done a marathon of the movies in this world, it went without saying that she would recognize the influential four-time ‘Best Actor’ award winner, He Shen.

Even from the perspective of an industry insider, Ji Fanyin felt that his acting skills were on the dot. He was definitely worthy of being called an artist.

What was even rarer was that he was good-looking too.

She would be happy to collaborate with him if she was still in the entertainment industry, but for now, probably not.

In view that he had contributed so many Emotion Points to her, Ji Fanyin decided to ‘Follow’ him on Weibo, and the app immediately reflected that there was a mutual following between them.

Ji Fanyin’s eyebrows shot up.

Celebrity accounts on Weibo were usually managed by professionals, and the celebrities themselves wouldn’t be

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