If it wasn't for the rubbish system that said the whole world would collapse if the heroine Hua Rongrong died, Song Li would have suspected that Hua Rongrong was dead.
Although the person cannot be found, the online criticism has subsided a lot.
Then, the news that Hua Rongrong was missing and her life or death was unknown spread on the Internet.
At the beginning, some netizens were cursing that it was retribution, but gradually different voices began to emerge.
[She's in trouble now, so no matter how big her mistake is, she should be forgiven. Besides, after all, she didn't do anything wrong.]
[Even though she was hypocritical, she actually did some good things and helped others.]
Although the Fire of Life Charity was founded and funded by Mrs. Huo, Hua Rongrong has always been the actual manager and spokesperson. In a sense, Hua Rongrong can indeed be considered the owner of the Fire of Life, and she is not lying!
Ultimately, Hua Rongrong didn't do anything wrong. Her actions were perfectly normal. She shouldn't have to endure such an embarrassing infamy.
The news about "Hua Rongrong was kidnapped and Mrs. Huo Song Li risked her life to save her, but she deliberately pushed her into the knife of the criminals and almost died" was whitewashed into:
"Everyone is afraid of death. What's wrong with loving your own life? If you don't love yourself, how can you expect others to love you? Many people wouldn't sacrifice themselves to save their parents, let alone their best friends, even if they were facing life and death. Hua Rongrong simply didn't sacrifice herself to save others, so why should she be subjected to such criticism?"
If Hua Rongrong did something wrong, she should be punished by law, not by ignorant online violence.
【Resist online violence, start now.】
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Hua Rongrong began to whitewash herself online.
Qin Fangyi didn't expect the process to be so smooth, as if the incredible Hua Rongrong with strange luck had returned.
Immediately afterwards, topics such as [Pray for Hua Rongrong's safe return] and [Resist cyber violence - Counting the stars who died from cyber violence] became hot searches.
Hua Rongrong was whitewashed and could not bear the online violence. She went abroad in grief and disappeared and her life or death is unknown.
The notorious scandal-monger immediately became a victim of cyberbullying.
A perfect transformation of identity.
The former makes people despise and curse, while the latter makes people sympathize and pity.
Internet trolls not only like to stand on the moral high ground and criticize and point fingers at others, but also like to show off their own lofty morals.
They prefer to act superior, show pity and sympathy, and demonstrate their kindness.
Hua Rongrong was cleansed.
But the person was never found.
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The capital of Country T, Feigu City.
Inside a high-end entertainment center.
A straight-backed woman in a white long dress and black hair walked gracefully through the noisy and lewd corridor, wearing thin white high heels.
The woman holding a red wine glass and wearing gaudy makeup stared at her from behind and said sourly, "Is this the Third Master's new favorite, Lily? She's not that good looking, after all."
It was bland, like a small white flower, and looked unlucky. I don't know how the Third Master took a fancy to it.
Didn't the Third Master always like gorgeous things? For example, a stunning beauty like KIKI?
"Who knows?" The companion next to him rolled his eyes at the back of the figure. "After Third Master brought her back three months ago, she fell out of favor with everyone. Not long ago, Sister Kiki offended her and was slapped by Third Master. She was even almost sold to the lowest level of society."
"She's so arrogant! I really want to teach her a lesson!"
"This Lily is a bit weird. Anyone who messes with her will be unlucky. Don't mess with her."
The woman opposite kindly reminded the two women who were full of resentment and jealousy.
"Sister Lucy, we were just talking casually. She is the Third Master's favorite now. Who dares to offend her?"
"What's the origin of this Lily?"
"I don't know, I heard it came from mainland China..."
Lily, who was being talked about by these people, walked gracefully into a private room.
Inside, the sounds of men and women laughing and flirting were accompanied by smoke and a foul smell.
There was a stage in the box, and several naked muscular men were fighting each other with fists and blood. The fight was very brutal, and blood and flesh were flying everywhere, as if it was a life-and-death battle. There were screams and cheers, and countless banknotes were thrown onto the stage.
Amid the deafening noise, Lily raised her chin slightly, walked towards the man in the middle with an arrogant attitude and without looking around.
The man looked to be in his thirties, a tall man, a head taller than everyone around him. His thin T-shirt was bulging with muscular muscles. A scar ran diagonally across his face, and his shaved head gave his handsome face a menacing aura.
There were several women squeezed on both sides, teasing him in all kinds of explicit ways. The women on both sides looked like they wanted to hit him with those two balls.
The man remained unmoved, staring intently at the bloody fight on the stage. His slightly narrowed eyes revealed a bloodthirsty and cruel excitement, and he drank the wine in his glass in one gulp.
The woman next to him was very tactful and was about to pour him a glass of wine when she suddenly reached out and grabbed the bottle.
The woman paused, looked up and saw Lily, her face suddenly turned bad.
"I'll do it." Lily increased the strength of her hands. The woman glanced at the man next to her who was still staring at the stage, bit her lip, reluctantly let go of the bottle, and stood up to make room for her.
Lily naturally squeezed in next to the man and sat down, pouring him some wine. "Third Master."
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