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Deng Lun’s Anonymous Comeback Sparks Massive Sales!
Chinese fans of Deng Lun have sparked widespread discussion after an art magazine, ArtPDF, reportedly sold 60,000 copies in just 30 minutes.
The sales generated 4.8 million yuan (USD 657.2K), with each copy priced at 80 yuan (USD 11.03).
Rumours initially spread that Deng Lun appeared on the magazine’s cover, but netizens later clarified that the magazine did not feature his face or name, only subtle hints pointing to him.
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Fans, undeterred by this, enthusiastically purchased the magazine, showcasing their loyalty to the actor.
However, some online commenters mocked the situation, calling fans "easily fooled."
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Regardless, this level of support highlights the strong bond between Deng Lun and his fan base.
After being blacklisted by the Chinese government for tax evasion, Deng Lun has taken steps to rebuild his career.
He opened a hot pot restaurant named "Huoshe" and used the magazine sales as a comeback strategy.
Though his participation in the magazine was anonymous and his face was not revealed, this move reflects an artistic endeavour and a cautious attempt to re-enter the public eye.
The sales success underscores Deng Lun's lasting influence despite his past controversies.
While some believe he deserves another chance, others argue his actions warrant continued scrutiny.
Ultimately, Deng Lun’s magazine project reflects his determination to reconnect with fans and explore alternative opportunities.
Fans remain hopeful for his future development in art and business, seeing this as a fresh start for the actor.