Novel & Cerita Wattpad Trolls

Were there not enough stories about new moms experiencing baby blues? Yaslyn let out a light laugh. "Xora's practically my sister. You think I'd let her get dragged through the mud like this?" "So you've got a plan?" "Just watch." Yaslyn whipped out her phone and dialed Wade. "Yaslyn, I'm on it." Wade was a man of action. In no time, the Lukesh Company's official Instagram was setting the record straight with a new post. The moment that Instagram post hit the feed, the trolls clammed up.

The malicious comments on her novel site were the work of hired trolls stirring up trouble. And the person behind the transactions funding this troll army was Eddie, the very one who had previously impersonated her alias.

Christine made frantic faces at her, but Milo slammed his hand down on the desk. Startled, Christine straightened immediately. “Christine, haven’t you caused enough trouble? If you made a mistake, you deal with the consequences yourself.” “But he can’t hire internet trolls to attack me! They’re even insulting our whole family—saying I have no manners…” “Tina, take Christine home first.” “Milo, he really did hire trolls—” “If he truly hired trolls,” Milo said evenly, “I’ll handle it.” The implication was clear: if this was simply organic backlash from fans, then he wouldn’t intervene.

Due to her uninhibited behavior, even though the company's public relations department responded quickly, the internet still had various comments and harsher criticisms against her. While holding the tablet in preparation, Sally monitored the comments after the PR department's intervention. There were still various comments, mainly aimed at tarnishing Wilson's. Sally was furious. She recognized that these were comments from paid trolls and irrational fans relentlessly targeting Wilson's. Suddenly, a newly posted comment caught her attention. "Did the sister post it herself? Wilson's family's sister is so adorable, hahaha."

Troll #2: “New sugar daddy this time? Switched the foreign sponsor for a domestic one, huh? LA-based, I assume?” Troll #3: “Mi Weini’s role is pretty important—second only to the leads. No wonder her fan club is acting all smug. If you’re gonna get a new daddy, at least make sure he’s top-tier, right?” The trolls wouldn’t let up about her so-called sugar daddies, and Miley’s loyal fans were getting seriously pissed. Then, one of those shady accounts—someone with the handle BigWhiteRabbit_NoSugar—tagged the VP of Star Making Media.

They're like ignoramuses that had never stepped out of their cave, yet had the gall to think that everything they think and see is the absolute truth. "I know. You don't have to worry about that. Those people can do me no harm." In Abigail's view, those people were no different than online trolls, ignorant fools that would smear their vitriol all over the internet. Last night, Stella had messaged her to vent. Stella starred in a recent popular drama and there was a troll that claimed her show was bad. It would have been normal for a drama to have both fans and detractors. However, the troll was trolling and harassing her day in and out, spamming hundreds of posts one after another, nitpickin

“Same here. It’s cursed or something…” — Melvin sat reading the online comments, rubbing his temples in frustration. Sarah walked over with two glasses of wine, setting one down in front of him. “You’ve seen them?” “It’s everywhere. Hard to not see it,” Melvin said with a bitter smile. “There weren’t many guests to begin with. Now the Wilsons are using paid trolls to stir things up online—it’s only scaring more people away. Did you send anyone to counter it?” Melvin gave a heavy nod. “We started this morning. But the trolls were already in full swing before we even reacted. The mood’s already shifted. People are spooked. If it keeps up like this, Pine Mist Island’s going to shut down.”

Said the troll elder as he moved forward towards the rolling rocks. While Tia was still looking at the trolls rolling down the hill, roots from and trees uprooted. While she was still looking at that they covered the whole house covering every opening there was. “Bloody Matias!” said Tia irritated, Matias was one of the powerful wizards from the North, he was stubborn and always believed in conspiracy theories. She was not surprised that he was swayed by the seer, the man is good with words.

She had to find a way to talk to Jamie Dalton Volka. She probably shouldn't have been surprised at the size of the crowd in the bookstore. After all, when a well-known local resident, in fact, the head librarian, wrote a book that was moving up the charts, people would certainly turn out en masse for it, and they did. She had listened while Jamie spoke about writing her book. How her fascination with wolves had led her to do her research and write this romance about a wolf and a human. She hadn't, however, given any hint as to what had sparked her interest in the first place. Paranormal was a very popular genre with people these days. Lia wondered what they'd say if they knew there was more

Online public opinion was overwhelmingly against Haley, with comments vilifying her. "Disgusting, I never thought someone so beautiful would be a habitual thief!" "This kind of person doesn't deserve to be called the school beauty. She's rotten to the core!" "What's the use of being beautiful? She's probably had plastic surgery, right?" "She's a societal scum! I strongly suggest the school not issue her a graduation certificate, she should be expelled!" It was not certain whether Joe paid for online trolls, but even those who defended Haley faced vicious attacks and insults. The few supportive comments were soon overwhelmed by the massive influx of online trolls.