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There were photo albums signed by Lu Zhen, exquisite custom-made bracelets, candy of all colors, and perfume endorsed by Lu Zhen. It took Sophia a while to empty the bag. Katie had already put everything into the bag and said in a satisfied tone, “Lu Zhen is really attentive to her fans.”

Katie had just noticed that Fran’s present included a couple of things that were more suitable for men, and that the perfume had been replaced with something for men. Regardless of whether Lu Zhen had personally participated in the selection of these gifts, the warmth and happiness they felt after receiving this carefully prepared gift was real.

In this relationship between an idol and a fan, they don’t give in one way. Lu Zhen didn’t just accept the love of her fans. She also wanted to repay her fans. Katie could feel that Lu Zhen respected her fans very much.

After distributing the gifts to the fans, the birthday party was about to end.

Everyone felt that time had passed too quickly. They had not seen enough of Lu Zhen. Lu Zhen bowed to her fans three times in a row.

“Thank you everyone for coming to celebrate my birthday today. I know that some of you rushed over from very far away. Some of you might have applied for leave to come over, and some of you might have to go back to work tomorrow. It’s been hard on you. I’ll always remember the beautiful memories tonight. Thank you!”

In the live-stream, countless fans who could not go to the event location to celebrate Lu Zhen’s birthday sent gifts. Lu Zhen’s birthday party ended perfectly in a lively and beautiful atmosphere.

In front of the screen, Dai Mi watched the lively live-stream gradually calm down. After the screen turned black, many of Lu Zhen’s fans left. After accompanying her mother to watch the variety show Lu Zhen participated in last time, Dai Mi would occasionally pay attention to Lu Zhen.

After Guan Yun posted that Weibo post, many of Guan Yun’s fans slandered and mocked Lu Zhen online proudly.

Dai Mi was Guan Yun’s fan. When she saw Guan Yun surpassing Lu Zhen on the Internet, she should have been happy, but she didn’t.

Dai Mi knew that her feelings for Guan Yun had faded a lot. Sometimes, when fans chased after celebrities, they didn’t like the specific person, but enjoyed the feeling of being deeply fascinated by a person.

People with faith were definitely happy and satisfied. To fans who chased after celebrities, to a certain extent, their idol was their faith. More importantly, it was very difficult to materialize grand beliefs, but celebrities were real. They were living people. They would constantly update their works, post all kinds of content, and even interact with fans. Such specific beliefs had a more profound impact than those that were not materialized.

Of course, there was a possibility of faith collapsing. When the bad things that celebrities did were exposed, fans felt that the real person was different from the image in their imagination. After a sense of disparity, their faith would waver.

There might be other complicated reasons for fans to waver.

Dai Mi didn’t know why she no longer liked Guan Yun so much.

Guan Yun didn’t do anything bad. She just had a conflict with the other fans in the fan club. This shouldn’t affect her love for Guan Yun. However, on the other hand, Guan Yun enjoyed the benefits and benefits of her fans supporting her, so it was impossible for her to be separated from her fans.

Didn’t Guan Yun know how ostentatious her fans were in the entertainment industry? Despite that, she had never made any comments to guide her fans to regulate their behavior.

In this aspect, Lu Zhen’s approach was completely different from Guan Yun’s. Lu Zhen’s fan club was very disciplined. The senior fans would automatically remind the junior fans not to quarrel with the netizens or have conflicts with the fans of other celebrities.

Lu Zhen often spoke up to persuade her fans to be rational when chasing after celebrities. They should not spend too much and focus on their real lives.

When Lu Zhen achieved something, her fans would not be like Guan Yun’s fans who wished they could shout out a loudspeaker to let the entire world know.

They would only celebrate in Lu Zhen’s fan circle, let alone force ordinary netizens to maintain the same opinion as them.

Dai Mi had always been in Guan Yun’s fan club. She had no idea that the internal ecology of other celebrity fan groups could be so low-key and harmonious. She had almost finished watching the live-stream of Lu Zhen’s birthday party.

Although it was very likely that Lu Zhen’s management company would be in charge of designing the specific process for the birthday party, Dai Mi could still feel that Lu Zhen was very respectful to her fans..