But this thing really blew up—within a short time, the post's comments had already surpassed all the previous gossip threads.
But the comments were, of course, mixed.
'A student doing charity? Are you just showing off that you're rich?'
'What's there to brag about? If you want to get famous, this isn't the way.'
'No, come on, the event is actually meaningful.'
'Sure, it's meaningful, but slapping your personal name all over it doesn't feel super altruistic, does it?'
'Just got popular at school and thinks she's a celebrity? Doing charity—how much can a student actually donate?'
'Pretty sure no one really supports this. At the end of the day, these charity events are just scams for these dumb kids' money.'
'We joined the event, didn't pay a dime, and there was a group dinner afterward.'
'Exactly, the taxi fare back was reimbursed on the spot by the organizer. This was actually charity, why do you have to sound so disgusting?'
