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Chapter 1658 Life Simulator 11
Based on the original owner's memories, Linlang found out who the man was. She then sent her little bee to keep an eye on him, gather evidence, avenge the original owner, and deal with that scumbag so he wouldn't keep harming people.

She believed she wouldn't have to wait long to gather evidence because she didn't think this piece of trash who only thought with his lower body could go a long time without seeing a woman.

Sure enough, the man met a woman on a dating platform, and the two decided to meet in person.

Linlang quickly gathered the evidence she wanted.

Just like he wrote in the simulator, after meeting the woman in person, he found that she wasn't ugly, so he decided to go to a hotel with her.

Normal people wouldn't agree to that, so the man demanded that the woman pay for all the money he spent that day. Naturally, the woman scolded him, asking if he was crazy, since he wanted a woman to treat him to a meal and pay for his transportation when he met her on a date. Then, just like the original owner of the body, she left.

The man was furious and immediately posted the woman's name online.

This guy has called people out before, of course, he used different social media accounts. Otherwise, if he used the same social media account to call people out every now and then, people would see that he was wrong. After all, there's no way that everyone else is wrong and he's the only one who's right.

Once that person posted it online, naturally some people started saying bad things about the woman, regardless of whether what the man said was true or not. Then Linlang immediately released a video, shot from a passerby's perspective, showing both of them in the video, not from the woman's perspective. This was because Linlang didn't want the woman to be criticized for secretly filming someone in person, so she didn't use the woman's perspective. You know, some people, when they get angry, can find all sorts of reasons to criticize others.

Now, from the perspective of bystanders, this man, and other men who share his peculiar views, can no longer find a reason to curse him.

After all, that man only posted a photo and then started to expose people, but he had no evidence. Linlang, on the other hand, has a video, which is evidence.

In a way, I'm grateful that this person posted the photos, which made the video irrefutable evidence. Otherwise, this person could have denied that the person in the video was him.

Of course, he could deny it now, saying that it wasn't him in the video, but since the other person in the video was the female protagonist he had posted, his argument was much weaker.

Of course, even if he wins the online argument and says he's not the person in the video, if the video goes viral and people see him in real life, it will probably be difficult for him to find a girlfriend in the future. People will know that he's the kind of trash who insists on going to a hotel with anyone he meets in person, and if the woman doesn't want to go to a hotel, he expects her to treat him to dinner and pay for his transportation. How can he find a girlfriend in real life then? People will definitely think that he's probably slept with many women, that he's dirty, and that he's the kind of trash who expects women to treat him to dinner if he doesn't sleep with them. Who would want to date him then?

So he hated the video, but he couldn't admit that the person in the video was himself, so he could only secretly ask Linlang to take the video down, saying that it was an invasion of privacy.

This is ridiculous. When he posted that woman's photo, how come he didn't realize he was violating her privacy? Now that Linlang is posting the video, he suddenly knows he's violating her privacy?

As a result, he asked the person who posted the video under the guise of a passerby not to invade other people's privacy. Not only did the other party not listen, but he also posted his other social media accounts. In each of them, there were women he had called out, and he said that those women were gold diggers. It was obvious who was right and who was wrong. After all, it couldn't be that everyone else was wrong and he was the only one who was right.

When the man realized that the passerby knew his other accounts, he verbally denied it, but he was starting to get scared. He knew the other person was powerful enough to find his other accounts. Although he was a little scared, he certainly couldn't admit it, because if he did, he would be the one getting yelled at.

This denial had a significant impact. Seeing that he wouldn't admit it, the other person actually released his address and ID card. The ID card showed that he was the same person as the one in the video. Of course, the person could still deny it and say that he wasn't the person on the ID card, but the other party said it didn't matter if he didn't admit it, because he had found a lot of interesting things that he could release slowly.

This terrified the man, who immediately demanded that Linlang delete those things, claiming that they had violated his privacy.

He finally admitted it now. As long as he could admit it, let others know, and no longer feel embarrassed to scold that girl, that was good. Linlang immediately deleted his specific information, but she didn't delete the ones where he called people out, nor did she delete the original video. At most, she just blurred the people in the video.

The man quickly deleted his previous post criticizing the girl to prevent more people from finding out about it. Linlang's actions had already attracted a lot of attention, and he was afraid he would end up trending on social media, which would cause him trouble.

He only wanted to cyberbully those women, but he didn't want to be cyberbullied himself.

Although it didn't become a trending topic, quite a few people still knew about his situation. Since Linlang released his phone number, naturally some people sent him text messages to curse him, making this trash furious.

However, there was also a benefit: he no longer dared to post about innocent people online. This was also Linlang's purpose: first, to avenge the original owner and other innocent people, and second, to prevent this person from harming more people in the future.

Of course, this guy is such trash that he wouldn't just let it go after Linlang exposed him. He even called the police to arrest the person who exposed him, wanting revenge. Of course, the police couldn't catch him because Linlang's IT skills are too strong; no one could know her IP address.

The police didn't expect the prophet to be involved, since there are quite a few hackers in reality. It's normal for someone to send a message online and then not be able to find the other party's information.

So even though this trash called the police to arrest people, nothing came of it in the end.

On the contrary, Linlang was furious that he still had the nerve to call the police to arrest him. One day, while he was playing on his phone, she directly messaged him: "I'm watching you!"

That jerk was so scared he almost lost his phone. He probably won't dare to do anything bad again. After all, who would dare to do something wrong if someone was watching them?

Seeing that the man had finally behaved, Linlang let him go.

Having resolved the issue, Linlang prepared to continue with the next simulation.

Although she knew that her development was similar to that of the original owner, and that the next simulation would probably be similar as well, Linlang still planned to simulate it, just in case things were different.
In addition, Linlang had also thought it through. If it was different, she would try to recall what regrets the original owner had from her memories and make up for them. She was just afraid that the original owner had forgotten some things because she had simulated too much. That's why Linlang tried her best to keep the simulation consistent with the original owner.