The first girl who grabbed the lucky bag appeared in the live broadcast room. Her eyes were swollen like peaches and her nose was red from crying. No one knew what had happened.
"Jiang, Master Jiang..."
The girl's voice was even hoarse. It was impossible to imagine what she had cried for or how long she had been crying to become like this.
"It's okay, take your time, there's no rush." Jiang Tang comforted.
Jiang Tang's voice calmed the girl's excitement a little.
She really didn't expect that she would draw Master Jiang's lucky bag. During this period, she often couldn't control her emotions and broke down crying, and she would become like this when she cried.
I fought for the lucky bag for a long time, so long that the incident was forgotten, and only one person was left unable to get out of it.
Fortunately, she did not give up and finally waited for this day.
Wiping away her tears, the girl looked at Jiang Tang and choked up, "Master Jiang, my name is A Yu. I want those people to get the punishment they deserve and let everyone know who they are."
Jiang Tang sighed inwardly, then nodded to A Yu.
Seeing Jiang Tang nod, A Yu was very excited.
"Master Jiang, this incident actually caused quite a stir at the time, but in the end, I didn't receive an apology, nor did I see those people receive the punishment they deserved."
When Ayu thinks about this incident, he still feels so uncomfortable that he can hardly breathe.
Just when netizens were guessing what happened, Ayu told his own story.
"Master Jiang, do you remember the girl who went viral for playing Honor of Kings and was accused of being a virgin?"
When many people heard Ayu's words, they immediately thought of the incident of unmarried women a long time ago.
Jiang Tang thought about it and it seemed that this was really the case.
It's just that she was busy with a lot of things during that time, and the popularity of this matter died down very quickly. The people who drew the lucky bags didn't mention it either. Once she got busy, time has passed until now.
"Remember, you are that girl, right?" Jiang Tang asked Ayu.
A Yu nodded while crying: "It's me. It happened a long time ago, but I still can't get over it."
Seeing that there were still many people asking what happened in the comments, Ayu told them what happened to him.
"I usually like playing games, especially Honor of Kings. As everyone knows, some people who play this game can't control their mouths and like to curse."
Many people agreed and nodded.
What everyone hates the most is encountering someone who swears while playing games.
Meeting this kind of person will really make you angry and affect your mood for the whole day or even several days.
Ayu recalled: "That day, I was matched with a few boys and started a new game."
"There was one person who kept using his microphone, but I didn't pay much attention to it. There are many people who like to use their microphones when playing games. We just need to mind our own business."
"But when I went 0-5, I was scolded."
"They used all kinds of verbal and written abuse on me, but what I couldn't accept the most was that they actually called me a virgin!"
Ah Yu was extremely emotional: "We haven't even received an apology from Xiao Rizi yet, and yet I heard Chinese people using this word to insult their compatriots!"
"Anyone who knows history knows that during the Japanese invasion of China, 200,000 Chinese women were forcibly conscripted as their unmarried wives."
"They suffered inhumane torture. As of now, there are only a dozen or so unmarried women left in China."
"As witnesses of history, they are fading away. They have waited until now but have not received any response or apology from Xiao Ri."
"But now!" Ayu's voice was hoarse and he burst into tears.
"Some people actually use this tragic term to insult their compatriots. I don't understand what they are thinking. I really don't understand!"
"Really, it doesn't matter if you curse me, I can ignore it, but if you curse me with these three words, I will really break down."
"They can use any vicious word to scold me, but they can't use these three words!"
"I am a descendant of the Sichuan Army. Of my great-grandfather's generation, out of ten who went out, only one came back alive!"
"The pain that our grandparents swore their lives to protect has become a casual curse word among them."
A Yu suddenly took out a photo and pointed it at the camera and shouted loudly.
"I ask all the men in the livestreaming room to open your eyes and take a good look at these predecessors. I know that among all the men in the livestreaming room, there must be some who have insulted women with these three words. Don't deny it!"
"Open your eyes and look carefully at the eyes of these old ladies. How could you say those three words to your fellow Chinese women? How dare you!"
Ah Yu roared madly: "How dare you, how dare you!"
After she roared these words, she lay on the table and cried until she was out of breath and couldn't utter a word.
Countless people started crying because they had also been insulted with these words by boys, and even girls.
[I've been called a bus before when I was playing games. It was very ugly, but when these three words came out, I really couldn't accept it.]
[Who could possibly understand this? I once rejected a boy's advances and he sent me all sorts of slut-shaming messages, which included these three words.]
[Hahaha, it's not just guys who insult people like this. Just because I'm pretty and have a lot of guys pursuing me, the girls in my class use this term to insult me. Oh, and they're all college students, well-educated, hahaha.]
I once wore a tank top to buy milk tea, and a few elementary school students in the queue behind me pointed at me and said, "She looks like a slut dressed like that." I don't know how I got home that day. Just because I wore a tank top, I was a slut?
So, why would these people, born from women's crotches, point this sharp knife at the people who gave birth to them?
[Did you know? Now even the words "menstruation," "menopause," and "polycystic ovary syndrome" have become insults among them.]
[This... can't be right. I believe that no normal person would say such a thing. Such people are probably still a minority.]
"A minority?!" A Yu raised her head and saw this barrage. She sneered and took out her mobile phone.
"Then tell me, why are so many people saying this kind of thing under my video asking for justice?"
"Have you seen the likes behind these comments? Tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of likes agreeing with what they said. Now you tell me that these people are just a minority?!"
Looking at the comments that Ayu turned out, everyone fell silent.
Those words made me feel breathless just by looking at them. How did Ayu endure all these comments by herself?
Who would say these words to his compatriots?
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