[I promised not to tell you, but I will really suffocate if I don’t say it!
I was one of the players who participated in the offline real-life cat-and-mouse game last night. Jiang Xuxu and several other masters rescued not only the 17 missing people, but also all of us players. 】
A player named "Orange" posted a message directly online, writing down everything that happened to the players in the ghost domain last night. He didn't care whether netizens believed it or not, he just wanted to tell everyone the truth.
[…Master Jiang and those masters tried their best to protect all of us. However, because the owner of the ghost domain said that he would not let us go unless Master Jiang, the Rat King, was alive, these people actually thought of keeping Master Jiang there forever.
The police said these people did not take any actual action, so nothing can be done to them, but I want to say that God is watching what we do.
You can be selfish and indifferent, but if you deny someone who once saved you, do you think you can really become clean if you deny her? 】
As soon as Orange's blog post was published, it was quickly pushed to the top of the hot searches by netizens who were just watching the show.
At first, some people didn't believe it and thought it was made up, until more and more players who experienced last night's incident came forward to share their experiences.
Only then did netizens realize that what they said was actually true.
Previously, netizens saw players’ comments and were still curious about what they had done to Jiang Xuxu. Netizens thought of various possibilities, but they never thought it would be this kind of thing!
This is murder!
How dare these people think?
Jiang Xuxu’s mom fans were the first to get angry because the live broadcast was interrupted for less than five minutes last night, and although everyone was curious, they didn’t think much about it.
Who could have imagined that so many things would happen in what they thought was only five minutes!
It's still such a cruel thing.
Are these people who kill people in the name of saving themselves still considered human beings?
And Jiang Xuxu, after going through such a big thing last night, how could she continue with her last live broadcast today as if nothing had happened?
The player who laughed at others for being grateful was the first to have his account hacked. Seeing that the situation was not good, he quickly deactivated his account and went into hiding.
Other players who had something to hide simply pretended to be dead and dared not show up.
However, netizens were unwilling to let these people go, and began a massive online campaign to arrest them.
Seeing the Internet going haywire again, the person in charge of network security audit looked at the supervisor behind him.
"Boss, is it true that this blog post has been approved? Didn't the higher-ups order the blocking of entries related to the ghost domain?"
The supervisor who was called the boss said,
"It was the higher-ups' will that allowed this blog post to be approved. Never mind. The higher-ups said so, so we just do what they say."
Anyway, there is someone to take responsibility if something goes wrong.
At the Shanghai Security Bureau, Gu Qianming said respectfully to the person on the other end of the phone,
"The news about the ghost domain has spread online, but we have arranged for people to control online public opinion and try to avoid a greater impact... Yes, the branch office knows what to do."
After hanging up the phone, Gu Qianming couldn't help but sigh.
After learning from the players what happened in the ghost domain last night, his first reaction was to suppress the news.
As for those players intending to kill Jiang Xuxu in the ghost realm, although he also felt that Jiang Xuxu was wronged, he thought that she was fine, so there was no need to expand the impact.
Of course, this was also agreed by Jiang Xuxu.
Who could have thought that the General Administration would suddenly know about this and even give the order directly without any concealment.
No matter how Gu Qianming thought about it, he felt something was wrong.
Just now, from what the General Administration said, it seems more like they want to vent Jiang Xuxu's anger? ?
But is this possible?
…
On the Internet, since player information is kept confidential, and those malicious players will directly quit the group after learning the news online, it is still difficult for everyone to find them.
But soon, some smart person found out the user nicknames of each person in the screenshots of the 156 people in the team map taken during the live broadcast last night. Then some people searched one by one based on the nicknames, and actually found a few of the parties involved.
The accounts of those people were instantly attacked.
One of them was so angry at the accusations and insults from netizens that he simply registered a second account to post a reply.
[Someone previously said on the show that he rejected cyber violence, but when it happened to you, you allowed your fans to cyber bully us?
You have clearly played the hypocrisy and double standards! What's wrong with me wanting to live? If you can't do anything about it, do we need to do what it says? Aren't we also forced to do it?
If you hadn't pissed that thing off, would it have made that request?
You keep selling your master persona online. If you really love someone, you should offer to stay! You have to force us to be the bad guys, and now you feel wronged? Do you really have to drag everyone to die with you? ! 】
After the man finished cursing, he did not forget to leave a sentence at the end.
[Jiang Xuxu's dogs, stop scolding me. If you scold me, I will scold your master! Your master is a hypocrite! ]
As soon as this Weibo post came out, not only Jiang Xuxu’s fans, but even passers-by were outraged and started to take action.
As a result, that person directly closed the comment function. Some netizens couldn't help but want to find out the person's real identity, and some people wanted to trace his IP address, only to find out that this person directly used a fake ID. It was obvious that he had made sufficient preparations before coming online to curse.
Just when netizens had no place to vent their anger, Jiang Xuxu finally spoke up.
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