Core Points - The tenth "Goddess Contest" concluded with the character Fu Ninna from Genshin Impact winning with 87,817 votes, marking the first time a two-dimensional character has won the title [2] - This year's contest was notable for its large scale and the involvement of multiple platforms, including Bilibili, Douyu, and TapTap, which contributed to a more diverse voting pool [12][16] - The contest faced significant controversy regarding voting integrity, with discussions about "fake votes" emerging across various social media platforms [10][45] Group 1: Contest Overview - The "Goddess Contest" began in 2016 as a user-organized event on the Hupu platform, aimed at providing an alternative to mainstream voting that did not align with the aesthetic preferences of its users [13] - This year's contest featured a "two-dimensional vs. three-dimensional" theme, with characters from games competing against real-life celebrities, a first for such events [24][63] - The contest's format included a Swiss round where characters and celebrities competed in various categories, leading to a final four comprised mainly of characters from miHoYo [17][49] Group 2: Voting Dynamics - The voting process was heavily scrutinized, with many users questioning the fairness of the results due to organized voting efforts and suspicious voting patterns [42][70] - The final rounds saw a significant disparity in votes, with Fu Ninna receiving 390,000 votes in her decisive match, indicating a lack of competitive balance [70] - The contest's popularity waned as the outcome became predictable, leading to decreased engagement from the audience as the final stages approached [69][71]