The netizens who witnessed the "first-year graduate student from Shushan University" suddenly die were quite frightened. They had seen many people die, but they had never seen someone die from fright.
Netizens felt a chill run down their spines.
It gave me the creeps.
[I've never seen anything like this before! Master Jiu is terrifying!]
[It's not necessarily because Master Jiu was scared; what if he has a heart condition, or something else?]
[Wasn't that because he was scared by Master Jiu's attention?]
[Scared to death, I'm kneeling down.jpg]
May you rest in peace...
Because of Basong's sudden death, netizens who usually only pity the weak have turned their anger towards Yan Jiu.
Although netizens are used to keeping quiet about things that don't concern them, they will realize the threat Yan Jiu poses when danger is truly imminent.
If Basong could be startled by Yan Jiu's attention, then others could be too.
More people flocked to Yan Jiu's live stream, typing comments one after another.
If everyone is at risk of being scrutinized, who would dare to be active online?
To put it another way, if you go out, you risk getting into a car accident; if you eat, you risk choking; if you sleep, you risk not waking up. Does that mean you'll never go out, never eat, and never sleep?
This is completely taken out of context; they're two completely different things. Everyone, please stop using your phones!
No, I can't, I have to play.
[You're just taking things out of context by saying Master Jiu is in danger. If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear. I won't say who you're afraid of.]
[In any case, Master Jiu must give an explanation! The official response must also be given an explanation!]
[Official response: For example?]
【How about we lock Master Jiu up?】
You really dare to speak your mind; you're a real man!
Yan Jiu, mentioned in the netizens' comments, did not read the comments.
She sat quietly by the window, gazing at the deep night outside, lost in thought.
A few seconds.
The live stream garnered tens of millions of views in less than half an hour after Yan Jiu started broadcasting.
As netizens continued to leave comments and @晏玖 offered an explanation, several netizens shared split-screen links.
I clicked on it and took a look.
These are the police officers' dispatch records.
The record is simple.
On the eve of Basong's death.
Armed police officers then staked out outside Basong's gate and recorded Basong's excited voice.
Although Basong's voice was somewhat muffled, all the important words were still there.
For example, "Is it useful to ask netizens to stir up trouble?" and "Trafficking people in China", etc.
Officer 1, who was ordered to release the link and participate in the arrest, asked: "Won't this alert the traffickers and allow the human trafficking group to escape?"
Officer 2: "You think you won't run away if you don't talk? We've been following this lead for so long and only found Basong. Everyone in the team is saying that the human trafficking group deliberately left us a small fish."
Officer 3: "Hey, didn't you hear what the forensic doctor said? Basong's cause of death is a bit strange. Everyone is guessing it's related to the person on the other end of his phone."
at first.
The authorities took notice of Basong because his online activity was too strange.
Using fake university recruitment advertisements may seem like a joke, but when the number of people deceived exceeds a certain threshold, it becomes a significant case.
When members of the public reported that the school's fee of 1,600 was too expensive, they vaguely realized that Basong, who was in charge of admissions, was not only suspected of fraud, but also of human trafficking.
Where were the students who paid tuition taken?
They had hoped to follow the trail and go further up the chain of command, but Basong was always a one-way contact; once they successfully caught someone, Basong wasn't responsible for taking them out of the country.
In an effort to rescue the victim, they set out to capture him alive, only to witness a bizarre death.
As for sending the link, the police officers involved in the arrest could vaguely guess why their superiors were doing this.
Not long ago.
The Special Bureau lost its director.
Unfortunately, Yan Jiu was taken away by the International Security Bureau, which has already exposed her once.
This time.
I'll stand behind Yan Jiu no matter what.
Therefore, by the time Yan Jiu turned her attention to the live stream, the tone of the comments had already shifted.
[@Z Country Official Website V: On the evening of January 27th... we successfully apprehended foreign forces attempting to infiltrate our country, and resolutely resist external interference... Hereby, we remind everyone to be vigilant online and not to be deceived by malicious forces.]
The official announcement, with just a few brief words, confirmed the ulterior motives of the "first-year graduate student from Shushan University."
Netizens realized they had been scammed by Basong.
The internet is too dangerous; I need to go home and find my mom.
[Holy crap, this guy's a spy?!]
From afar it looks like a dog, but upon closer inspection, hey! It's a "first-year graduate student from Shushan University"!
The attention they've received is not without reason.
【Great!】
Spies should have their entire families wiped out!
Prince Yan flipped through the Yan family's household registration book and found only one person listed: a liar.
No family? Forgive me for laughing so kindly.
[Another day of scattering good deeds everywhere.]
However, it still seems impossible to explain whether Master Jiu's attention poses any danger...
"Then tell me, what is not dangerous?"
The live streaming rooms are polarized.
On the one hand, they believed that Yan Jiu wouldn't pay attention to anyone indiscriminately, and that the person she was paying attention to, Ga, had nothing to do with Yan Jiu.
On one hand, people believe that Yan Jiu, who has the power to control life and death, is in some danger, and those who are being watched are inextricably linked to Yan Jiu.
But no matter how you discuss it.
Yan Jiu did not reply.
She applied to the relevant authorities to collect the bodies of the nine people who had spoken disrespectfully after Lang Zongyi's death, as well as the body of Basong.
Although she didn't want to defile the cemetery on Huanyun Mountain, finding Lang Zongyi's soul was clearly more important.
If you include the 9 people and the "first-year graduate student from Shushan University", she will only need 10 more orders to unlock the stage reward.
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