The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire
Chapter 1314: The Reversal Of Public Opinion

Chapter 1314: The Reversal Of Public Opinion 

As Janet had foreseen, public opinion began to shift favorably after a few days.

Many individuals who admired Janet’s design style voiced their support.

“Fashion should be diverse, and each style has its own merits. You may not appreciate her designaesthetic, but that doesn’t justify trampling on or ridiculing it.”

“Moving from criticizing her design style to launching personal attacks is more than just critique; it’scyber bullying. “I replace Janet’s design outstanding and uniquely styled. I support Janet.”

“I too support Janet…”

Witnessing the change in public sentiment, Lexi let out a sigh of relief. She couldn’t help but admireJanet’s ability to predict trends. “Boss, you’re incredible! How did you know the public opinion wouldshift?”

Janet smiled modestly. “Internet users have discerning eyes and aesthetic sense. They can judge thequality of a work for themselves.

No matter how hard the naysayers try to smear my reputation, they can’t undermine my design skills.Eventually, users will return to a rational aesthetic sense. Those who were paid to attack me willultimately face backlash.”

Listening to her words, Lexi’s admiration for Janet grew. “Boss, you truly have a knack for forecasting!It seems all the plots and schemes can’t stand against genuine talent, she exclaimed.

With a bashful grin, Janet replied seriously, “Well, I’m not as proficient as you suggest. Let’s capitalizeon this public sentiment and release the sets of designs

I prepared earlier. “Absolutely, boss!” Lexi now looked up to Janet completely.

She would follow her lead without hesitation.

After seizing the momentum of the current trend and unveiling a few design sets, the public not onlybegan to appreciate Janet’s ninja novel.com work more but also started following her in increasingnumbers.

In a short span, her social media account garnered hundreds of thousands of new followers.

This was just the tip of the iceberg-with the sudden surge in followers, her designs quickly topped thetrending list. This led to an enormous influx of orders for Janet’s studio. “Hello, I’d like to request adesign in this style…” “The outfit you wore at Mr. Nixon’s art exhibition was stunning. Can you designtwo similar sets for my spouse and me?”

“I’d like a design for my grandmother…’ The incessant phone calls and the constant flow of customerskept both Janet and Lexi busy yet delighted.

Many people were drawn to Janet’s simple yet stylish designs, wearable for any occasion. Unlike otherdesigners’ creations that were often too specialized for certain events, Janet’s designs were versatileand practical.

Seeing the shift in public sentiment online, Vivi was on the brink of losing her sanity!

In a fit of fury, she flung her phone at her assistant, her voice dripping with menace. “How could youbotch this up? I’ve invested a fortune hiring these rumormongers, and yet they seem to have made nodent in that woman’s reputation. Instead, her studio is gaining more popularity.”

As it turned out, those naysayers who had maligned Janet were actually on Vivi’s payroll.

Initially, she promoted Mandy’s dress to curry favor with some users, then promptly hired a swarm oftrolls to disparage Janet, criticizing her work and labeling it as “tacky”.

Being labeled “tacky” is a designer’s nightmare. Once a designer is stigmatized with this term, it’sunlikely they will attract any clients.

However, against all expectations, the trolls derogatory comments sparked an uproar among the public,and many of Janet’s impartial fans defended her.

This shift in public opinion led to a reversal of the initial trend.

The assistant cowered in a corner, too terrified to utter a word even after being hit.

Fuming with rage, Vivi slapped her assistant and barked out a command, “Go hire more trolls. I want tocompletely tarnish that detestable Janet. And if you bungle this again, you can kiss your job goodbye!”