The immediate response came from Mia's massive fan base.

“She posted a tweet! She didn't update her novel, but she updated her tweet!"

“Mia brings me back to life!"

“Finally! For the longest time, I was convinced that the Twitter account I was following was fake. She's finally posting content today.”

“Holy crap! Mia is boycotting plagiarism! I'm with her!"

Unlike Mia's ecstatic fans, Vivian was upset by the tweet.

What the hell?

Something was not right.

“The Smith family can't stand me anymore, so they decided to confront me personally?" she murmured to herself.

Vivian did plagiarize, which was why she was so affected by Mia's tweet.

After a long time of struggling, she decided to keep quiet for the time being.

Even if countless fans and celebrities were tweeting about her right now, Vivian ignored them.

She decided not to respond, at least for the time being.

In fact, most of those who claimed to be Polly's die-hard fans were also silent at this time.

Mia was widely recognized.

In all those years, no other author had a larger audience than she did.

Mia was never one to draw attention to herself. Over time, some young and naive Internet users began believing they could treat Mia with contempt.

But when Mia's tweet generated widespread interest online, Polly's fans realized how small they were.

They were like ants marching up to an elephant, expecting to be noticed.

“Wait! This tweet from Mia seems quite familiar."

Suddenly, a well-known figure raised his thoughts in surprise. People who were following the story echoed it.

"Hell... That sounded vaguely familiar to me as well."

"I... I actually have a theory, but I'm too afraid to say what I have in mind."

“Surely that is not true. It can't really be what I think it is, right?"