CEO's Sweetheart is a Super Idol-Chapter 148 - 145: Overcoming Difficulties

No one expected that Duan Yuxin, one of Galaxy’s "Divine Seven," would actually be caught in a scandal.

One of her hardcore fans leaked a video showing her cohabiting with someone in an apartment.

In the footage, the two were seen coming home affectionately, and later, Duan Yuxin stepped out in pajamas to pick up takeout.

That man was none other than a trainee from the Galaxy boy band.

Six months ago, Duan Yuxin voluntarily moved to a small theater in Sichuan.

Many career-focused fans believed that Sister Duan embraced the idea of "better to reign as a chicken head than serve as a phoenix tail."

Competition in Shenghai is too fierce—even her fans doubted her chances of enduring and becoming the number-one star.

Only now did all the Galaxy fans realize she had gone to be with her junior trainee.

Duan Yuxin’s fans completely lost it; in the past, small idol scandals involved eating at a restaurant or walking around, but this time it was catching them in bed!

Other Galaxy fans mocked Duan Yuxin relentlessly while also jeering at her supporters.

After all, Duan fans have always boasted that their idol was a "career idol" who would never have her reputation collapse!

People had already lost interest in Ye Yuwei’s scandal.

Meanwhile, the hardcore fan also exposed that the instigator who stirred up the feud between Lu Ye’s and Ye Yuwei’s fan groups, Cang Ye, was actually a fired Sibba employee—who turned out to be Duan Yuxin’s obsessive fan.

Additional screenshots were shared, causing an uproar across the entire Galaxy fandom.

Shen Xing was still thinking of ways to handle the mess, but Duan Yuxin herself directly self-destructed.

After receiving thousands of insulting texts from fans, she boldly took to Pocket and said that as a human being, she deserved basic rights, the freedom to love, and even threatened to sue the twisted-minded person who filmed the video.

When someone asked her about Ye Yuwei’s situation, she angrily exclaimed that if her hardcore fans were responsible, then good.

She claimed she despised Ye Yuwei, referring to her as a manipulative schemer, and even stated that Galaxy had already secretly kicked her out.

As news of this spread, "Rain Fans" became overjoyed, while deliberately pretending Galaxy management was at fault and criticizing them for not letting their idol pursue love.

On the other hand, Galaxy fans completely lost their minds. What they hated most was feeling like they were being cheated on.

To them, small idols were their "private property," painstakingly supported with even their smallest contributions.

Of course, you couldn’t entirely blame them for thinking this way—many fans sacrificed a great deal for these idols, surviving on instant noodles daily and refusing even to buy themselves a pair of new socks all year.

All their hard-earned savings, often tens of thousands, were poured into voting for their beloved idols.

These fans began attacking Duan Yuxin fiercely; some even exposed her whereabouts with the trainee boyfriend and issued threats of more extreme "protest" actions.

The situation snowballed, and if more serious incidents occurred, Galaxy would be in real trouble.

Old Mu and the others scrambled to handle the fallout, immediately locking Duan Yuxin’s Pocket account and tasking the Sichuan branch chief to harshly reprimand both her and the trainee boyfriend, urging them to hide away at once.

The bigger issue, however, was a concert tour agreement signed with a company.

The company’s boss was also a Galaxy fan—and a Duan Yuxin fan specifically—who had insisted on her participation in the tour and even signed a contract.

If Duan Yuxin didn’t complete the concerts, Galaxy would face enormous breach-of-contract penalties—but if they let her proceed with the performance, Galaxy’s credibility and rules would be shattered.

After negotiating with the other party, they firmly insisted that Duan Yuxin must participate in the performances; the organizers even planned to increase funding for additional promotions.

Evidently, the boss had also lost his cool and wanted to humiliate Duan Yuxin by provoking reactions from the audience during her performances.

Regarding Duan Yuxin’s scandal, Old Mu and Shen Xing suspected Ye Yuwei’s side might be involved, but after investigation, they confirmed that the leak was indeed from Duan Yuxin’s obsessive fan.

Obsessive fans would never betray their "chosen idol," even at the cost of their lives—it seemed everything was just a coincidence! Fate had saved Ye Yuwei this time.

In the end, Galaxy resorted to their usual approach: downgrade the idol to a trainee and then "play dead."

Under Shen Xing’s firm orders, Duan Yuxin was forced to let the company file a lawsuit against the fan who had filmed and leaked the video.

Once she calmed down, Duan Yuxin didn’t really want to pursue legal action—she knew she had been in the wrong, too.

Years of being an idol had made her publicly dismissive of the strict idol rules, but deep down, they had imprinted themselves onto her soul.

It was like those who aren’t afraid of breaking the law but tremble in fear when actual punishment looms.

Duan Yuxin felt the same way. After her fiery rebellion subsided, when faced with reality, she shivered and cried her heart out.

She still wanted to be an idol; she still wanted to salvage her reputation, so she didn’t want to sue—that would ensure she’d never earn forgiveness from her fans again.

But Galaxy knew her value had run dry—the only thing left was to determine if someone was orchestrating a scheme against them behind the scenes.

The night was nothing short of roller-coaster twists and turns; secrets always belonged to the few, while the vast majority were just pawns being manipulated.

Late spring turning to early summer.

A gentle drizzle swept away the afternoon heat.

Li Ke, holding his ticket, excitedly arrived outside the broadcast building.

There were still three hours until the performance started, but entry was required one hour beforehand.

He noticed that a large crowd had gathered today, almost filling the space in front of the building.

Many people didn’t have tickets and were eagerly asking around, hoping to buy one from others.

Some even offered up to 3,000 yuan, but Li Ke wasn’t tempted in the slightest.

He only wanted to see "Village Flower"—how could he sell his chance to meet his beloved idol to someone else?

He noticed a camper parked on the big lawn nearby.

Around it were tables filled with snacks, large banners, advertising boards, and balloons printed with idol portraits.

The people featured were Wu Zixuan and Meng Meixuan—Yuehua had personally dispatched staff to organize this support campaign, making them the only group permitted to host events on the lawn.

Other fan groups were left to jostle on the roadside nearby, making it seem crowded and chaotic.

"Hello! Please cheer for the Bright Moon Girl Group."

As Li Ke walked towards the building’s landscaped area, he was approached by a short-haired girl with a big smile, handing out small gifts.

"Bright Moon Girl Group! I know Lai Ruoxuan—she’s the petite, super cute one." Li Ke chimed in politely, flashed a quick smile, and turned to leave.

"Here, take this. It’s a little keepsake from us to you." The girl extended a beautifully crafted keychain toward him.

"Oh! Thank you, but I already have someone I like."

Not wanting to accept the gift, Li Ke blurted out something so awkward it made even him want to laugh.

Saying he "liked someone" felt off—after all, the idol was a celebrity, and he was just an ordinary person.

"That’s okay! When they perform later, just give them an applause—that’s more than enough!"

Feeling uncomfortable turning her down entirely, Li Ke took the gift and thanked her.

Soon after, a few fans of other trainees also approached him with gifts.

In fact, if he had carried items like a support banner for his "chosen idol," no one would have bothered him—all fans can spot their own, and seeing him empty-handed, they assumed he was a casual supporter.

But as a first-time idol fan, Li Ke didn’t know any better.

Initially anxious, he loosened up after eating several free support campaign snacks.

"I’ll eat first, worry later—if necessary, I’ll just clap for all of them. But my money? That’s only for Village Flower!"

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