Prior to this.

Lin Ling, who received a call from her younger brother, was also watching the "demolition expert's" live stream. She spotted Yan Jiu at a glance and became even more certain that Yan Jiu, whom she had repeatedly reminded, was someone who could benefit their family.

She won't let Yan Jiu get her way.

Not only did they hire a lawyer to continue suing the game company, they also took the time to find Yan Jiu's colleague—a funeral home.

Her relentless efforts to bring down Yan Jiu stemmed from her belief that Yan Jiu's involvement in game endorsements would indirectly prevent her daughter from concentrating on her studies.

Lin Ling flashed her ID card, using her real name to win her over: "Do you want to watch Yan Jiu's family dominate? With the funeral home around, you'll never have a chance to rise to power."

These words were spoken.

The others in the room immediately fell into deep thought.

The person sitting in the corner slightly raised their eyes, glanced at Lin Ling, and then at the oldest person in the room.

Many funeral homes witnessed Yan Jiu's meteoric rise to fame, while also clearly seeing the decline in their own businesses.

They were furious and wished they could destroy Yan Jiu's funeral home and take over all the business.

"We can't let her grow up like this anymore."

"Yan Jiu is trying to drive us to our deaths!"

"Ms. Lin is right. With Yan Jiu around, the rest of us funeral parlors will never have a chance to succeed."

Upon hearing this...

The elderly man shook his head: "Yan Jiu has only had a few dozen business deals so far, not to mention that some of them involve foreigners. She has no impact on us at all."

Among so many people, there must be one or two who have good judgment, but the colleagues above clearly wouldn't listen to the old man's advice.

They offered a cacophony of rebuttals.

"What kind of time is this to still speak up for Yan Jiu? Well, your family's funeral home is a chain, and business isn't bad."

"You can't say that. If it weren't for Yan Jiu, everyone would be looking at us."

"Yan Jiu popularized funeral culture, but she also monopolized the market, leaving us with no business!"

Faced with the stubbornness of their peers.

The old man shook his head again: "Death is not a good thing. I'd rather have no business."

Upon hearing this...

The competitors were instantly in an uproar.

"You can only fool outsiders with that."

"Ha, anyone can talk a good game."

"Does that have no impact? If it doesn't have an impact, will we lose business?"

The old man's eyes were piercing, as if to say, "If there's no business, that's your shop's problem."

Many shop owners got involved in Yan Jiu's case, gathering together to keep a close eye on the elderly man.

It was as if they wanted to drive away this outcast.

The person in the corner also stood up.

The old man left happily, saying, "Those who walk different paths cannot make plans together. Take care of yourselves."

After the old man left.

The funeral home owners started whispering among themselves.

"Could this old man be tipping off Yan Jiu?"

"What's there to be afraid of? We haven't done anything immoral or heinous when we got together."

“Yan Jiu has no reason to target us, nor is it possible for him to offend us all.”

Lin Ling watched the old man's retreating figure.

When she arrived, she made sure to do some research and found that the most authoritative place in country Z was the funeral home where the elderly person lived.

But as the elderly are getting old and there are no younger generations to support the family business, the rising stars don't take the elderly seriously at all. Now they are going against the grain. Are they not afraid of being squeezed out and want to ruin the family business?

Unlike the puzzled Lin Ling, the person in the corner breathed a sigh of relief when he saw the old man leave.

Lin Ling still couldn't understand it.

Just as she was about to continue persuading the crowd, she noticed the explosion in the live stream room on her phone starting as expected.

Lin Ling's heart skipped a beat.

Even though she was resentful of Yan Jiu, and everyone knew about Yan Jiu's strange abilities, she was still somewhat uneasy.

Only when she saw the "Ruthless Emperor" safe and sound did her heart finally settle down.

Several shop owners were also watching the "demolition expert's" live stream. Seeing that the person was unharmed, they smiled mockingly.

"Yan Jiu's reputation is going to be ruined by her own hands."

"Who told her to be so arrogant? She ate meat all she wanted, but didn't even leave us a drop of broth."

"If she's heartless, don't blame us for being unjust."

The shop owners were the same people who first criticized Yan Jiu in the live stream. Their ugly faces were not concealed at all, which made the comments in the live stream unbearable to look at.

In my opinion, this kind of cursing should not be prevalent; only a few people don't seem to mind the bad luck.

[If a funeral streamer has so many fans, children will be corrupted sooner or later.]

[It should be a cause for celebration that everyone is safe and sound, but look at you all, your regret is practically overflowing the screen!]

[It's all because of "Slow Passage, No Sending Off - One-Stop Funeral Service"; without her, the internet wouldn't be such a chaotic mess.]

The shop owners ultimately didn't dare to confront Yan Jiu directly, and could only vent their frustrations online.

They listened to Lin Ling's advice and also believed that netizens were all opportunists and would definitely follow them in criticizing Yan Jiu.

Unexpectedly, after being proven wrong for a long time, netizens were forced to become thick-skinned and stopped blindly following the trend of criticizing.

[Emma, ​​what year is this? People are still using outdated language to criticize Master Jiu?]

Are you all just clueless idiots? You can say anything stupid. You're doomed.

This must be recorded in history!

The shop owner was almost caught off guard by the rebuke.

That's not right.

Why aren't netizens blindly criticizing?

Just as they were puzzled.

Lin Ling screamed and threw her phone away.

The shop owners were busy watching the live stream.

The comment section was covered with exclamation marks.

【！！！！！！】

Why did the Emperor send it?!

[Three seconds ago: Everything is normal so far. Three seconds later: Everything is normal in front of the grave.]

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