After my debut, I became the TOP

PS. I DO NOT OWN THIS STORY
Shen Churan could have debuted with red velvet at first, but the company made her an airdropped member.
She had no choice but to go the black and red route and was scolded right
after her debut-- [Add more people, will red velvet become a ten-member group in the future?]
[The members have worked hard for more than a year before joining. Isn't this just taking advantage of everyone's time and results? I can't accept this.]
[If no one was added, red velvet might have made it to the top, but now it's completely downhill]
[What's the S/M planning doing, can anyone debut now? 】
Later, under the test of time and practice -
she is successful in her career, has a positive outlook on life, is polite, and has high emotional intelligence...
Seniors in the same company treat her as the group's favorite. When she
goes out to take photos and check in after a song is played, she can receive dozens of small notes at once. She
can also become a trend by changing her hair color. She can
easily get endorsements for major luxury brands.
Even if the group fans and the only fans tear each other apart, and the company makes trouble and gets black and red, what does this have to do with her becoming the recognized top of the fourth generation?