In the evening, Say called and told Blake Ji that a familiar reporter wanted to interview him and talk about his psychological process of coming out. Blake Ji was nestling in Alex Xia's arms watching TV and refused without hesitation: "No."
"Your Weibo post was not very clear, and there are all kinds of opinions online now," Say advised him awkwardly: "You should accept the interview and explain the matter clearly, so as to save your image."
"No," Blake Ji was unmoved: "I've made it clear enough, that's it, you can just give him a little more money and let him write according to your wishes, why should I waste my breath again."
After hanging up the phone, Blake Ji went online to check it out. Sure enough, his long Weibo post once again caused a huge wave. The entire network was almost going crazy with reposts. After all, it was the first time in the mainland entertainment industry that a popular idol came out so openly in public. In addition, it was involved in a multi-cornered love affair, so there was naturally no shortage of spectators watching the fun.
Alex Xia retweeted his Weibo, and there were only four words "retweet Weibo" automatically generated by the system, which simply and clearly stated that they were on the same page as him. Several of his friends, such as Ryan Shen and Cui Lele, liked it, and various big Vs retweeted and commented. There were many different opinions on the Weibo forum, and the discussion was very lively. The attitudes of passers-by were nothing more than three kinds: blessings, watching the fun and making fun of it, or just cursing.
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