Time is like grains of sand at the tip of your fingers. It slips away unknowingly. By the time you realize and want to grasp it, it is already too late.
In the blink of an eye, it was the end of May.
In mid-May, Wang Hao, the popular young prince of Hong Kong, endured the most brutal ban possible. The broadcasting bureau directly issued instructions for the ban, no media, newspapers, magazines, or web platforms carried any news on Wang Hao.
As time flew, and as the ban took effect, discussions about Wang Hao on the internet diminished rapidly. This implied that Wang Hao would eventually disappear from the public eye and gradually fade from memory.
Similarly, Chen Fan's visit to Old Mr. Wei attracted a lot of attention, especially given that the Wei Family had gradually risen over the past twenty years to stand at the pinnacle.
What was the Wei Family planning?
Were Chen Fan and the Qing Gang wrapping up their game?
These were the topics of discussion in many specific circles.
