After The Web Novel Great God Transmigrated As A Scummy Online Dating Top - Chapter 39

Chapter 39

Trending Post After Rejecting My Neighbor’s Confession, I Suffered Crazy Revenge from Her Bear Family

OP Original Poster: Standard privacy protocols apply. Don’t doxx.

OP: Height 186cm, graduate of a top university, currently working at a listed company with a 300k+ annual salary. I have my own car and apartment. My hobbies are gardening and traveling. None of that is the point, though. The point is I just got back from the hospital—for the third time. My health and career are suffering, all because I rejected a confession from a little girl next door.

…I knew she had a crush on me since she was little. She used to stay at her grandma’s just to see me. Back then, I was just a middle schooler focused on my grades, so I treated her like a younger sister.

Fast forward to now: she loves heavy makeup, dyeing her hair bright colors, and wearing sexy clothes. I’m all for freedom of dress, but personally, I prefer pure and cute girls. When she confessed, I was shocked and gently turned her down. I felt guilty for breaking her heart, but then her uncle her only close guardian found out. That’s when the nightmare began…

The post was long, detailed, and lacked any obvious product placement. Netizens took the bait immediately.

Comments:

Damn, if this is true, OP is tragic. RIP.

Summary: An elite, disciplined guy gets pursued by a delinquent-style younger neighbor. She gets rejected, throws a tantrum to her family, and now the guy is getting jumped? Trashy.

Why not call the police?

OP said he was jumped with a bag over his head in a blind spot. No cameras, no witnesses. Police can’t do much without evidence.

Check out the mystery novels by Mu Qianshan on Green Dog! Strong vibes of ‘The Mysterious Case Files’ here!

Shut up with the ads! Get out!

Wait, someone recognized the description. Is this ‘Lin’ from W-City? The one with the neighbor-brother and the rainbow-colored hair who dresses like a succubus?

Zhang Zhaoguang sat behind his screen, switching between alt accounts to fan the flames of the gender war in the comments. Seeing acquaintances” start to accidentally” doxx Lin Muxue, he smirked.

He needed this distraction. His reputation at work was shaky after his recent hospital stays. He wasn’t even thinking about pursuing the rich dinosaur colleague anymore; he just wanted to keep his job and ruin the person who made him look like a fool.

The Star-Gazing Sabotage

Friday night was peak traffic time for the voice-acting community. The Star-Gazing Guild, a second-tier group, was holding a recruitment stream.

The atmosphere was lukewarm until someone mentioned Mu Qianshan. Rumors leaked that the guild had tried to recruit her and was rejected, leading them to hijack her contracts out of spite.

The host, Xiao Fu, couldn’t help but let out a saccharine laugh into her mic. “Mu Qianshan? Oh, we did reach out once, but honestly, looking back, I’m so glad she didn’t join. Our guild is too small to house such a ‘big’ Buddha.

Sensing the audience’s curiosity, Xiao Fu began “spilling tea” on Mu Qianshan’s supposed debut scandals. “Actually, there’s a very hot thread on the forums right now about someone rejecting a neighbor’s love. If you look at the details, you’ll realize that ‘character’ in real life is exactly the same as certain people’s online personas. Talk about a disappointment in moral character!”

The dots were connected. The scary neighbor from the post was Mu Qianshan. The internet judge and jury were ready to deliberate.

The Real Life Update

Lin Muxue only found out when Zhou Jiajia called her, sounding frantic. “It’s spreading in the CV circles, Muxue. It’s going to go mainstream soon!”

Lin Muxue remained calm. Tell me the name of the post.

When she heard the title Rejecting My Neighbor’s Confession she felt a sense of surrealism. This web novel title was now her life?

Jiajia hesitated. Also Sister Cai and the others said the streaming competition isn’t going well, and with this drama they want to.

I understand,” Lin Muxue interrupted. I was actually planning to withdraw anyway. I have too much on my plate.

It wasn’t an excuse. Her first novel was being scouted for a physical print run, and a film company was inquiring about the movie rights. She needed to travel to B-City for negotiations.

Let’s quit together then, Jiajia said loyally. Most of the traffic came because DM-Chu Chu followed you and praised your voice anyway. If they want to kick the MVP, I’m out too.

Lin Muxue thanked her and hung up. She looked up the thread on her computer. As she scrolled through Zhang Zhaoguang’s “186cm tall, elite gentleman” self-description, she couldn’t help but pause.

What kind of surrealist, self-insert fanfiction is this man writing?