There is no email either. Wen Ying’s email address has never been made public, so readers don’t know it.
Wen Ying explained the situation and the police were in a dilemma. Xiao Niu immediately promised to check the official email addresses of "Xinghuo" and Rongcheng Literature and Art Publishing House.
The most difficult things to regulate are actually the messages on online social platforms.
There is no real-name system on the Internet, and access to the Internet is difficult to manage. In addition, there are too many online messages related to Wen Ying.
If you say that there has been ill will towards Wen Ying, how much criticism did she receive when she was a judge in the essay competition? Can those netizens who scolded her be considered to have malicious intentions?
Everyone knows that those who curse Wen Ying online are basically keyboard warriors. There is very few people like the man in the baseball cap who dares to cause trouble in real life. The police believe that this is a relatively extreme reader who has turned from love to hate for Wen Ying.
Fame is a double-edged sword. Wen Ying has gained the love of many people. More than 2,000 readers come to a book signing event and she can sign thousands of books. It is not surprising that some extreme readers are confused.
"It's like a big star giving a concert, but they can't stop their extreme fans from rushing onto the stage..."
This analogy is easy to understand.
During the detention period, the police will try their best to correct the thinking of the man in the baseball cap.
There's nothing more... to do.
After all, the other party only intended to splash stinky water on Wen Ying, and it hadn't succeeded yet. If the person brought in the baseball cap was a knife or something threatening like sulfuric acid, the situation would be completely different!
The police act according to rules and regulations. You can't say they are not careful. Until there is more evidence, they can only handle it this way.
There is another very important key point for the police to judge that Peaked Cap is an extreme reader: Peaked Cap has no criminal record!
Zou Weijun began to doubt his own judgment.
——Could it be that I am really seeing things, seeing danger everywhere?!
Wen Ying answered before Xie Qian and his mother could, "That's it, then. Sorry for the trouble. Just handle it as it should be. No need to make any special arrangements. No need to apologize. This reader has left a psychological trauma on me, and I don't want to face him again."
Peng Guoqing was anxious.
"How can that be—"
Xie Qian glanced at him and Peng Guoqing immediately shut up and braked.
Pursuing the case further without evidence does make Wen Ying seem aggressive.
No criminal record?
Xie Qian wouldn't feel at ease unless he checked it himself.
After completing the formalities at the police station, Xie Qian and Wen Ying mentioned the same name in tacit understanding.
"Inspector Luo!"
The two laughed after they finished speaking. Peng Guoqing was so anxious that he scratched his head and said, "What are you two talking about? Who is Inspector Luo?"
Wen Ying coughed lightly, "You don't know him, but he's an old friend of mine. It's just right to ask him for help with this matter."
The description of "old friend" made Xie Qian want to laugh again.
Having known each other for two lifetimes, there was nothing wrong with Wen Ying describing Inspector Luo as an "old friend". However, what Xie Qian was thinking about was the incident where Wen Ying asked "Inspector Luo" to help catch an adulterer.
That summer, Wen Ying held his hand as he ran on the playground of the Rongcheng Conservatory of Music. Two years had passed in a flash, and he and Wen Ying had known each other for two years and had been friends for two years.
As for whether Inspector Luo would come to Shanghai, Xie Qian didn't think it was a big deal.
When Zhao Dong left Chengdu, Xie Qian had already given Inspector Luo a psychological hint. Calculating the time, Inspector Luo's "emotional consulting company" should be about to go bankrupt, right?
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