Huan Yan looked at Kuang Heng, who remained silent, and seemed to understand something. Suddenly, she burst into maniacal laughter, spitting out mouthfuls of blood as she laughed.

"Kuang Heng, what exactly is a demon?"

Kuang Heng snapped out of his disbelief and wanted to tell Huan Yan that he loved her, no matter who she was, but before he could say it, Huan Yan had already stopped breathing.

Kuang Heng held Huan Yan in his arms, a tear falling from his eye. He then spent his life exploring Huan Yan's question: What is a demon?

If Huan Yan hadn't been so proud, if Kuang Heng hadn't been so stubborn, if Zhi Rou hadn't been so extreme, would the ending have been different?

Kuang Heng gradually discovered that the righteous path was not necessarily righteous, and the demonic sect was not entirely evil. The righteous path did many despicable things in private and then framed the demonic sect, while pretending to be virtuous and upright.

Many of the members of the Demonic Cult were driven to desperation. Some of them did commit murder and arson, but most of them were kind.

Kuang Heng couldn't distinguish what was truly evil. Could eliminating the demonic cult truly eradicate evil? How could he truly seal away demons? He spent his entire life searching for the answer.

Filming for "The Sealed Demon" wrapped up smoothly. Han Lingxi was about to attend the wrap party when Sister Qin picked her up and took her home. Sister Qin said they had received news that Wang Yancheng would be making his move in the next few days. To avoid any complications, Han Lingxi had to stay home and not go out for the next few days.

Just as Sister Qin predicted, the next day the internet was flooded with news that Han Lingxi was being kept by a sugar daddy.

Yin Duan was worried that Han Lingxi would be upset, so he came over to keep her company. However, when he saw Han Lingxi lying on the sofa, looking at his embarrassing posts with great interest, Yin Duan knew that he had underestimated Han Lingxi. She was as thick-skinned as a water tank, how could she be affected by such a thing?

From an outsider's perspective, Han Lingxi found the articles to be highly credible. The photos were flawless, and the articles were well-written and supported by evidence. If she weren't the one in question, she probably would have believed them too.

Opening Weibo, I saw a barrage of insults below the post. Some true fans defended Han Lingxi, but they were also attacked by the haters.

"Han Lingxi usually pretends to be innocent, but I didn't expect her to be a little beaker. The entertainment industry is really messy."

"Does Yin Duan know he's being cuckolded? @YinDuan"

"Someone is definitely trying to smear our Lingxi."

"Upstairs, you brainless fan, no explanation needed. Eat more pig brains, maybe they'll help you recover."

"I saw through her true nature a long time ago. It's laughable that you people have been fooled by her for so long."

...

Looking at these vicious words, Han Lingxi realized that it was no wonder the original owner of this body couldn't bear the shock and committed suicide. Indeed, public opinion can melt metal and destroy bones.

Fortunately, Han Lingxi didn't care about any of this. Not only would she be able to turn things around soon, but even if she couldn't clear things up, what others thought didn't matter to her, as long as her lover believed in her.

Han Lingxi watched Yin Duan's busy figure in the kitchen and felt that she was still very happy.

The day after Han Lingxi's scandal broke, she held a press conference, where she revealed the original images of the photos that Yin Duan had found and evidence of Wang Yancheng's covert manipulation, causing a dramatic reversal in the incident.

Subsequently, Han Lingxi ruthlessly sued Wang Yancheng for defamation. The court's verdict was only to detain Wang Yancheng for three months, but that was enough to let everyone see the truth of the matter.

This book was first published on Canghai Literature Network. Please do not reproduce it!