I woke up
Zhou Chen discovered that he had as many as 70,000 to 80,000 followers on Weibo.
This surprised him quite a bit.
After all, celebrities at this time didn't necessarily have that many Weibo followers. Unlike ten years later, when major celebrities often have millions or tens of millions of followers, it's quite rare for an ordinary person to accumulate so many followers in a single day, especially since Weibo has only been online for a few years.
Even so, he had to thank the Zhou family and public intellectuals like Gao Dasong for the popularity they brought him; otherwise, being the top scorer in the provincial college entrance examination alone wouldn't have brought him so much attention.
Too many people sent him private messages, expressing their apologies for having wronged him before.
Zhou Chen couldn't reply to everyone because there simply weren't enough, so he simply sent a message: Thank you for your attention.
"Brother Chen, I've followed you on Weibo. I specifically registered a Weibo account yesterday."
Li Kaile sent a message via QQ.
Not only Li Kaile, but many classmates also sent him private messages about this.
"I'm a fan of yours too."
Seeing the playful smiley face sent by Sun Wanying, Zhou Chen couldn't help but smile. Sun Wanying even joined in the fun.
I glanced at the group chat.
The topic of discussion was still related to him. The Zhou family lost the case, and the matter ended with Zhou Lao Er taking full responsibility and going to jail. However, the impact of this incident has not subsided.
Because the Zhou family had previously misled netizens, some netizens were particularly angry and went to Zhoujia Village to splash paint, excrement, and other things into the yards of Zhou families, making many Zhou families both angry and furious.
These are netizens who are quite direct in venting their anger. Some netizens, because the distance is too far, simply buy wreaths online and send them to Zhoujia Village.
It's unclear who suggested this, but they publicized it widely, leading many netizens across the country to follow suit. As a result, a large number of wreaths were sent to Zhoujia Village.
During the day it's alright, not too scary, but at night, Zhoujia Village looks like a graveyard, with colorful wreaths everywhere, it's terrifying. People going from house to house, whether they're doing small business or visiting relatives, are afraid to go to Zhoujia Village, feeling it's bad luck. The Zhou family is suffering terribly, dealing with piles of wreaths every day, but there are still more the next day. In desperation, they had no choice but to call the police and seek help from Uncle Hat.
Zhou Chen laughed until his stomach hurt when he saw this, and at the same time silently gave a thumbs up, praising, "Well done!"
Although Zhou Lao Er was imprisoned and punished, the rest of the Zhou family members were not punished at all. Now, the righteous help of netizens has helped him vent his anger.
By the way, do the Zhou family members think that he arranged for the wreaths to be sent by someone else?
Believe it or not, it's actually possible.
The Zhou family already hated him to death, so it's not surprising that they blamed him for this.
Zhou Chen thought he would receive a call from the Zhou family, or perhaps from Uncle Hat.
To his surprise, instead of receiving those messages, he received a call from that ungrateful wretch.
That's right, it's Zhou Ling, that ungrateful third sister.
As soon as Zhou Ling opened her mouth, she questioned him about why he had sent the wreath to their house, causing complaints from the neighbors and the original owner not even planning to rent the house to them anymore.
In response, Zhou Chen hung up immediately and then blocked the number.
When Zhou Ling called from a different number, he blocked her again.
Until it is completely still.
explain?
No, he didn't even want to explain. What was the point of explaining to a vampire, an ingrate? It was a complete waste of breath, and there was no need.
If you believe I did it, produce evidence and report me to Uncle Hat. If you don't have any, then shut your mouth.
Zhou Chen didn't waste any words and immediately offered a complete blocking package.
At this moment, Zhou Ling, who was at home, was so angry that she covered her mouth and howled.
"It's all your fault, you jinx! If you hadn't kept it from my son, how could that brat have gotten the evidence? It's because of you that we're getting wreaths every day. Don't you secretly wish for me to die sooner?"
"What sins did my Zhao family commit to marry a jinx who can't have a son? It's bad enough that she's brought us so much bad luck. We can't live like this anymore."
Grandma Zhao blamed all the wreaths sent by netizens on Zhou Ling, believing that Zhou Ling was the cause of it all. She started to hold a grudge again and hurled insults at Zhou Ling.
Zhou Ling bit her lip and looked at Zhao Kun, hoping that Zhao Kun could say a few words on her behalf so that she wouldn't be scolded too harshly by Old Madam Zhao. However, Zhao Kun completely ignored her gaze and even snorted coldly, tacitly approving of Old Madam Zhao's excessive insults.
Zhou Ling felt extremely wronged.
She always hoped that her family would have a good life and that Zhao Kun would make something of himself. So she blamed all the problems Zhao Kun and his mother had on her.
Her actions, though clearly motivated by the interests of the Zhao family, frequently failed to garner praise or recognition.
Why?
Why is that?
It's Zhou Chen, yes, it's all Zhou Chen's fault. The root of all her suffering comes from Zhou Chen. If it weren't for Zhou Chen, her life would never be so bumpy. It was Zhou Chen who repeatedly ruined her happy life. It was Zhou Chen who gave her bad luck, making her always unlucky and having everything go wrong.
"Everyone says you're good, everyone likes you. You've got everything, but you've made my life so miserable. You're deliberately taking revenge on me just because I didn't listen to you, didn't follow your advice, and wasn't your biological sister. This is too much. You'll get your comeuppance sooner or later. God won't let you bully a kind girl like this."
Zhou Ling channeled her pent-up grievances into a torrent of anger, blaming it all on Zhou Chen. She believed that all the pain and scolding she was experiencing were not intentionally inflicted by Old Mrs. Zhao or Zhao Kun, but rather by Zhou Chen. Perhaps, Zhou Chen had stolen all her good fortune.
She wants to reclaim her luck, she wants to live a good life, and Zhou Chen's successful life should belong to her.
At this moment, Zhou Ling seemed to be possessed, constantly thinking about how to take away Zhou Chen's life.
Why is Zhou Chen so lucky? He's good at studying, good at sports, good at business, and his girlfriend is the daughter of a big boss. He gets all the good things in the world, while she doesn't get any of them. That's not fair.
It must be Zhou Chen who took away the luck that should have belonged to her, just like the dowry her mother left her.
Um?
suddenly,
Zhou Ling felt as if she had been struck by lightning; her mind went blank for a few seconds.
The next second, his face was full of surprise.
Because she suddenly had a flash of inspiration and realized the root cause of Zhou Chen's continuous good luck.
It must be the feng shui of her deceased adoptive parents' burial that brought Zhou Chen all the good fortune. She had heard some elders say that a good burial site can greatly benefit future generations, just like the ancient royal tombs, where the sites were carefully selected to leave a legacy for posterity.
If she disrupted the feng shui of her adoptive parents' graves, would Zhou Chen's life become as unsuccessful as it is now, while for her, perhaps good fortune would return?
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Thank you to [Diamond A Little Treasure] for the milk tea, and thank you to all the brothers who sent gifts!
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