Chapter 335 The blogger has gone missing? This blogger's fish tank is very impressive. It is a large, standing cabinet-style aquarium, almost the size of a small aquarium display tank.
The bottom of the tank was covered with clean white pebbles, and several clumps of aquatic plants grew lush and green, their leaves spread out, looking very healthy.
Imagine how beautiful and stunning it would be if such a tank of water were filled and filled with colorful live fish.
But once the fish inside all turn belly up and float neatly on the surface—
The terrifying effect was equally impactful.
To prove that it wasn't his problem, the blogger also posted a series of reports: water quality tests, air quality tests, and even specialized tests on the aquarium water, all of which showed "excellent" or "normal".
She even posted the store's qualifications and transaction records, making everything appear compliant and without any flaws.
The more perfect it is, the more bizarre it seems.
The comments section exploded, with all sorts of opinions being expressed:
"Could it be that the blogger orchestrated this whole thing, killing tanks of fish specifically to grab attention and gain popularity during the Chinese New Year period when traffic is high?"
"After a close look at the close-up of the deaths, the fish's eyes were bulging and their bodies were stiff, which seemed more like signs of stress-induced death due to excessive fright, rather than death from common illness or poisoning."
"The report is all fine, but the person upstairs said it looks like they were scared to death... Doesn't that confirm it? There's definitely something in this house. Listen to me, quickly find a proper master to take a look, don't try to be resolute."
"Keeping fish is all about fate. You and the fish are clearly incompatible. Forget it, let these fish go and let yourself go. Don't hurt these little lives."
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The comment section has become an advertising area for all sorts of "experts," filled with messages such as "DM me, I'll help you resolve this" and "I offer all kinds of house cleaning services."
This video was posted yesterday morning.
The blogger last appeared on social media around 7 p.m. yesterday, where she earnestly replied to a questioning comment, repeatedly emphasizing that there was absolutely no problem with her fish tank and water quality.
Since then, the blogger has never responded to any of the new speculations or concerns from netizens, or the enthusiastic "invitations" from those "masters".
Time passed silently, and her account seemed to fall silent along with the last fish that died in the tank.
More and more netizens began to realize something was wrong, and the tone of the comments section gradually shifted from analyzing the cause of death to anxiously asking further questions:
Why isn't the blogger saying anything?
"Could something really have happened?"
"The comments under this video are like some kind of mystical ad space; the more I watch, the more creepy it gets..."
Xia Zhining scrolled through the video's comment section with suspicion.
In the video posted by the blogger, the fish were already dead, and she couldn't "hear" what the little fish had experienced before they died.
The blogger who posted the video has the account name "Mo Xiaohua".
Xia Zhining clicked into her homepage, trying to find clues from her past videos.
As she scrolled through the videos, she gradually pieced together some information: Mo Xiaohua lived in a detached villa and had only been married for two months.
She claimed that her husband was an artist and very wealthy, and that she didn't need to work, spending her days at home tending to flowers, plants, fish, and birds.
In the video, the plants in her house were indeed growing remarkably well.
Whether it's Monstera deliciosa or ivy, their leaves are thick, glossy, and almost blackish-green; the spider plants are growing wildly and overflowing their pots, exuding an almost unruly vitality.
But Xia Zhining's gaze lingered on the soil in those flowerpots.
The soil is very dark in color, almost a pure jet black, unlike common potting soil or garden soil.
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