GLADYS TORRES

After spending some time investigating and cross-checking the information, I have come to the conclusion that there are far too many suspicious and questionable aspects surrounding LLK’s collaboration with the intermediary Baixiaosheng, who is reportedly a person with a criminal record. I previously pointed out that ever since she began working with this intermediary, the reported sales figures for her jobs in the Chinese market have experienced extremely abnormal fluctuations. According to the statistics I have compiled, the reported sales revenue of some projects increased by 10–20 times compared to her previous projects. Some even increased by 30–40 times, reaching figures equivalent to those of an S-tier celebrity in China, whereas her previous sales figures were only around RMB 1 million, with some projects generating even lower sales. These are truly staggering figures that cannot simply be overlooked. Initially, I only suspected that LLK and this intermediary agent might have fabricated or exaggerated commercial figures to create an image of overwhelming success. However, following the recent developments, I have begun to consider a much more serious possibility: could these commercial collaborations be being exploited for questionable financial purposes, potentially even involving money laundering? I am particularly suspicious that LLK may be using the reputation and credibility of legitimate, official commercial contracts such as SOFEA as a cover for other commercial arrangements secretly orchestrated by Baixiaosheng. A similar situation can be seen in the way she accepted SOFEA’s joint brand project as her primary job, then proceeded to take on a separate solo project with STACCATO as a secondary engagement, while still using the Thai work visa sponsored by SOFEA. However, after this was allegedly discovered, she immediately stopped her activities with SOFEA, leaving the brand to suffer losses amounting to tens of millions of RMB due to refunds issued to fans. She even abandoned her Thai work visa and returned to Hong Kong to obtain a Home Return Permit so that she could continue working with STACCATO. This suggests that the STACCATO project was extremely important to her and was something she simply could not afford to give up, possibly because her agent had already invested a substantial amount of money in it. Therefore, when faced with the choice between the two jobs, she voluntarily abandoned one: SOFEA’s joint brand project, which was supposed to be her primary engagement, despite having previously entered China using the work visa sponsored by SOFEA. :))) Regarding the STACCATO schedule, LLK reportedly travelled from Thailand to Hong Kong first before continuing to Taiyuan to attend the event. She is said to have used a Home Return Permit for Hong Kong and Macau residents, which had allegedly been prepared on October 22, to make this journey. At the same time, information has emerged claiming that her Thai documents have been placed on China’s entry restriction list. Orm, I hope you will avoid joint projects with LLK in the future. Her personal and professional issues should not put your career and independent opportunities at risk. You shouldn't have to bear the consequences of someone else's actions. LLK truly seems to be someone who is willing to do whatever it takes to make money. She appears willing to cross every ethical boundary and disregard professional responsibilities for financial gain. If the suspicions outlined above are proven to have a factual basis, I hope SOFEA will take the necessary legal action against LLK and demand full compensation for all the chaos and damages she has caused. She may even face the risk of arrest if she travels to Shanghai under the current circumstances, or if she attempts to travel directly from Thailand to Taiyuan. #Ormkornnaphat #LingOrm #linglingkwong