Chapter 356 Character Collapses, Laughed at by the Entire Internet

"This scheming woman, it turns out she planned this all along!"

Wen Xiaoxiao's face turned red with anger, and her fingers trembled as she continued to swipe down the screen.

Kong Wange's second post was a color palette, which compiled TCM trivia from Wen Xiaoxiao's various online accounts. It was a complete copy of Chanyi's content from her overseas account. She was not the original creator of the content, but rather a content copycat.

The contents of the color palette are ancient, even including a blog post she made ten years ago.

She stared blankly at the palette that stretched for over ten pages, sitting motionless on the bed.

She was certain that these things were not something Kong Wange had released on a whim. Both the recordings and the detailed color palette had clearly been carefully designed and produced with considerable thought and time!

Kong Wange had been planning this for a long time; she wanted to... destroy herself!

Realizing this, Wen Xiaoxiao completely lost her composure.

She quickly checked her account and found that the comments below had been completely flooded with messages.

[Unbelievable! She actually let someone give her the spot they worked so hard to get into the school. How dare she? She's a nepotism benefactor, get lost!]

[She always acts like a pitiful, innocent flower online, but turns out she's a liar in private. From today onwards, I'm turning from a fan to a hater.]

[What did I do wrong to see this message? I looked at Xiaoxiao's previous posts, and wow, she actually has hundreds of thousands of followers??]

[Damn, I knew the TCM science posts on Xiaoxiao's account felt so familiar! You even plagiarized Chanyi's content, you deserve to die!]

In just over an hour, public opinion continued to escalate, her public image completely collapsed, and a series of labels such as "nepotism benefactor," "liar," and "plagiarist" were firmly attached to her.

Since Kong Wange posted the pictures and text before her, no one will believe anything she says now.

But that wasn't all; what terrified Wen Xiaoxiao even more was that she discovered these netizens had started doxxing her online—

Not long after, the story of today's fire was also brought to light.

The incident started when a nobody in the college secretly filmed what happened today and posted it on Weibo. This nobody didn't have much popularity, so no one cared if someone saw it.

Because of Kong Wange's actions, the video posted by the unknown person instantly went viral and became a trending topic. Various influential figures saw the traffic and reposted it.

This caused an uproar among netizens.

[My God, is this the power of privilege? Wen Xiaoxiao cheated and committed arson, and she was just let off the hook by writing a self-criticism?]

[This is truly disgusting. Is this fair to the students who were falsely accused? Is it fair to the countless ordinary students who were admitted to Yudao Academy?]

[It's a waste that the Imperial Academy calls itself a hall of traditional Chinese medicine; I'd call it a "black-hearted hall" more like. I wouldn't dare let a student from such an institution treat me.]

[Official statement, stop playing dead and give us an explanation @御道院官方]

[Official statement, stop playing dead and give us an explanation @御道院官方]

[Official statement, stop playing dead and give us an explanation @御道院官方]

[...]

Seeing countless comments from @御道院, Wen Xiaoxiao threw her phone away.

At this point, she realized that it was no longer just a matter between her and Kong Wange; the academy had also been drawn into it.

The academy's reputation must not be tarnished.

At this moment, Wen Xiaoxiao finally felt afraid.

With things escalating to this point, can Zhao Jiang still protect himself?

It should be fine. Let the netizens make a fuss; they can't actually do anything in real life anyway.

And who is Zhao Jiang? He is the vice dean in name and in fact!

No matter how much public opinion there is, he will definitely find a way to suppress it!

At worst... at worst, we can just have my uncle step in again.

After all, she was so close to her uncle and aunt, they would never abandon her.

After comforting herself like this, Wen Xiaoxiao finally felt much more at ease.

But the next second, her Weibo was flooded with private messages, all cheering: [You jerk, go check this out! The authorities have intervened, you've been fired! It's great news, you deserved it!]

Dismissal?

impossible!

Wen Xiaoxiao searched for the official account of Yudao Academy and saw that the official account had posted a pinned announcement ten seconds ago.

The announcement stated that Yudao Academy would not tolerate students with bad behavior and would accept supervision from netizens.

The hospital listed Wen Xiaoxiao's crimes in detail, and decided to expel her from the hospital and never hire her again.

A conspicuous red official seal was stamped on the back.

Wen Xiaoxiao threw her phone away.

No, this announcement must be fake, just to shut up netizens. Her uncle is the head of the Wen family and has close ties with many teachers at the Imperial Academy. How could she be expelled!

She'll go find her uncle right away and ask him to go to the Imperial Academy to find out the truth.

Wen Xiaoxiao hurried to Wen Zhengning's courtyard, only to be told by the servants that Wen Zhengning was away on a business trip and would not be back until the day after tomorrow.

But she couldn't wait; she would go to the Imperial Academy herself to ask tomorrow!

At worst, she could kowtow to the dean and admit her mistake, and the Wen family could donate a batch of medicinal herbs to the hospital free of charge, so that the hospital could retract its decision.

...

In the high-end VIP suite of the Central Hospital.

Kong Wange held her phone, scrolling through messages while showing them to Murong Ting, her voice tinged with excitement as she asked, "Did you see that? Isn't it thrilling?"

Murong Ting held Kong Wange in his arms, surrounded by her fragrance. His thoughts were already wandering, and he had no interest in listening to what she was saying. He could only nod repeatedly.

Kong Wange saw through his perfunctory attitude and couldn't help but nudge him with her elbow, saying with dissatisfaction, "What's wrong with me? I won a great victory, aren't you going to praise me?"

Murong Ting gave a soft "hmm," a smile echoing from his chest: "I praised you in my heart, didn't you hear me? That shouldn't be the case, we should be of one mind as husband and wife."

Kong Wange turned off her phone and stared at Murong Ting: "You're being sarcastic. What were you thinking just now? I always feel like you have ill intentions."

Murong Ting said repeatedly, "Wanwan, you've wronged me. I'm really happy for you."

He pulled her close and said, "I still feel like I'm dreaming. I'm afraid I'll wake up and find that it was all just wishful thinking. You're not by my side at all; you're still out of my reach."

Kong Wange smiled and said, "Is there any place in the world that you can't reach? Even such a high wall couldn't stop you when you were at the Wen family's house. Is there any place you can't go?"

Murong Ting nodded: "That's true. Even if you run to the ends of the earth, I will find you and bring you back."

Kong Wange couldn't stand his current state of saying sweet nothings at the drop of a hat.

Her cheeks flushed slightly, and she pulled away from his embrace: "Alright, we've talked for so long, you should rest for a while."

Suddenly feeling empty in his arms, Murong Ting felt a pang of emptiness in his heart: "Wanwan, you must be tired too, why don't you rest with me for a while?"

He said longingly, "This bed is bigger than the other one; it's more than enough for both of us."