"I have a crematorium here that's specifically designed for burning insectoids. Once you step inside, all the cowardly insectoid soldiers will turn to ashes. It's also suitable for burning slag. Am I hinting clearly enough?"
Su Xiaocai posted another comment directly in her own comment section, and tagged the reporter, "Before you use morality to restrain others, examine yourself first. What good deeds have you done? Have you made any contribution to humanity? Ridiculous hypocrite."
Wave after wave of attacks.
The words on the Internet are very hurtful, and even the slightest hint of scrutiny can cause anxiety and self-doubt.
Within three hours, the reporter couldn't contain his anger and responded to Su Xiaocai, "I was just expressing my opinion, which is free speech. You have no respect for life and are a selfish businessman. Your honor was bought, and you don't deserve it. You caused the loss of so many lives, and instead of reflecting on it, you cyberbully me. I will use the weapon of law to punish you."
Yeah?
Then, within ten minutes, the reporter received a lawsuit. The lawsuit was simple: defaming a researcher who had made outstanding contributions to the country.
At the same time, it is also discrediting the censorship system of the Ten-Star Republic.
Anyone who has received the highest medal of honor deserves respect.
Just because you are not a general can add the word "honor".
General Bai and General Yi have won so many battles, but they have never been honored.
It is conceivable that what Su Xiaocai paid was far more than they imagined.
She shared her scientific and technological knowledge with other scholars for free, cultivated silvergrass, and extracted drugs that had no side effects and could improve genes, turning the tide of two major battles. She also agreed to share many patents with Professor Ai and others for free.
She never once asked for an honorary title. It was not something she asked for, but something given to her by her superiors. At most, she asked for a badge and some souvenirs.
Some people haven't understood her and are just talking about her achievements.
Is it the turn of a low-level Saint Seiya to question something that the entire army agrees on?
The prosecution was not initiated by Su Xiaocai, but by the military through application.
The evidence is absolutely sufficient, and it is not much different from a direct conviction.
Those who clamored in support of the "saint" were the main offenders and were sent to prison to reflect on their mistakes. The most active accomplices were banned and fined.
Su Xiaocai crossed her legs.
Look, after a little trick, it became quiet again in one night.
She is not afraid of being scolded, as long as the scolding is justified. It is okay to scold behind her back.
He was being unreasonable and cursing, and the situation got out of hand. There's nothing wrong with that in giving him some retribution.
Leave the war to the military, and ordinary people should not interfere in decision-making, as they cannot see the real overall battlefield.
Trying to get involved in the military is a taboo.
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