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Chapter 326 You already know you were wrong (6k views, please subscribe)

The evidence presented by Lü Yao was truly explosive, especially since it was released by the legal team, and they even planned to submit it as evidence.

This means that this evidence will have to be investigated by the prosecution.

When these chat screenshots were released, not only did the entire internet erupt in uproar, but everyone in Yao Xinjie's group chat was stunned.

Why were their chat logs leaked?
There's a mole in the group!
Trading halted!

Before Liu Huihui entered the group and spoke, everyone in the group was silent, scrutinizing each other, trying to find out who the mole was. This kind of real werewolf game environment was as exciting as it could get.

When Liu Huihui rushed into the group and shouted, the group of suspicious "rebels" finally woke up from their daze. Yao Xinjie left the group chat immediately, followed by Chen Xiaoyu, and then Li Qiuwen.

Li Qiuwen even recorded the process of leaving the group chat.

Even if they leave the group chat and delete the chat history, it won't make a difference. Tencent can recover the relevant messages. As an internet giant that started with social networking, Tencent spends an astronomical amount of money on servers every year, and all the data under Tencent's control is searchable.

However, once Lü Yao had such a strong chain of evidence, whether or not to request access to the chat logs became irrelevant.

When Liu Huihui was the only one left in the group chat, she felt completely numb.

Looking at the empty group chat and the old chat messages, Liu Huihui's lips trembled. She exited WeChat and called Yao Xinjie, only to find that her number had been blocked by Yao Xinjie.

The same goes for Chen Xiaoyu.

Even the other people in the group blocked Liu Huihui.

Liu Huihui felt the world spinning around her, and a huge sense of loneliness, as if abandoned by the whole world, overwhelmed her, making her almost unable to stand.

How to do?
In the end how to do?
Liu Huihui began to force her numb and stiff brain to start working again. She had to save herself, she had to do something. She didn't want to go to jail, and she didn't want to be in jail for so long!
suddenly!

A flash of inspiration struck Liu Huihui... There's another way, there's another way!
So Liu Huihui immediately took out her phone and called Cheng Xinyu. As she dialed the number, Liu Huihui was so anxious that her whole body was trembling. Those few seconds felt like an eternity to Liu Huihui at that moment.

Good thing!

The call was connected.

Cheng Xinyu's voice came through the phone: "Hello."

Liu Huihui immediately said, "Hello, Mr. Cheng, I am Liu Huihui. I know I was wrong. I was also used. I can help you accuse Yao Xinjie and the others. As long as you let me go, I am willing to do anything! I can do anything!"

Cheng Xinyu listened silently to Liu Huihui's anxious voice, watching it go from anxious to tearful.

Cheng Xinyu remained silent until the other person finished speaking.

The almost boundless silence felt like a dark ocean about to engulf Liu Huihui, or like an endless mountain pressing down on her head, almost suffocating her.

Cheng Xinyu did this on purpose.

While on the phone, she casually observed her newly done nails.

As Liu Huihui's breathing grew heavier on the phone, and she was about to lose control and continue speaking, Cheng Xinyu precisely interrupted her, then said in a polite but distant, formulaic voice, "Ms. Liu, you've got the wrong person. Why are you telling me all this now? After all, you're not the one falsely accusing and framing me."

"Only our boss can decide how to handle this matter now."

Liu Huihui was almost in tears: "President Cheng, could you please help me find President Lü? I will remember your kindness for the rest of my life. Please help me."

Cheng Xinyu laughed: "I wouldn't dare let Miss Liu remember me for the rest of her life, and I certainly wouldn't help you find President Lü."

Liu Huihui cried: "I really have no other way. I really can't go on living like this. I can't go on living."

Is he planning to threaten himself with "death"?

Or will they use their own death to change and reverse public opinion once again?

After chatting for a while, Lü Yao received Cheng Xinyu's message and arrived at Cheng Xinyu's office. He also heard Cheng Xinyu's voice on speakerphone. After signaling Cheng Xinyu to turn off the voice chat, Lü Yao said briefly, "Give her a way out: come to the company entrance and play the victim to beg for forgiveness on a live stream."

Cheng Xinyu raised an eyebrow, but she still instinctively obeyed the order. After turning the sound back on, Cheng Xinyu said, "Don't do this. It's not good for anyone. I can't help you find President Lü, but you've worked at the company for so long, you should know President Lü's working hours."

"If you really meet with President Lü... do you need me to teach you how to admit your mistakes and beg for forgiveness?"

Liu Huihui on the other end of the phone was stunned for a moment, and then she said, somewhat bewildered, "Ah, this, no need, no need..."

"Thank you so much, Mr. Cheng! I will remember your kindness and I will definitely repay you."

But Cheng Xinyu coldly replied, "There's no need. Don't contact me again."

Cheng Xinyu hung up the phone and then blocked Liu Huihui's contact information.

After doing all this, Cheng Xinyu put down her phone and looked at Lü Yao: "Boss, I don't understand. Why give Liu Huihui this opportunity? Aren't you afraid of ruining your reputation?"

Lu Yao laughed and said, "Sometimes it's not a bad thing for people to be a little bad. It's precisely because everyone wants to be a bad person that they hope everyone else is a good person."

Only when everyone else is a good person will the cost of bad people making mistakes be lower.

Otherwise, why have so many countries abolished the death penalty? And why do they even maintain such good prison conditions?

Do you really think all of this is progress in human civilization and protection of human rights? This is nothing more than a way out for those people whose hearts and minds are completely black and rotten. As long as they don't die on the "justice front," they have plenty of ways to continue to live freely.

As for the "abolitionist school" among jurists, the people in this school are either stupid or evil; there is no third possibility.

Sitting at Cheng Xinyu's desk, Lü Yao laughed and said, "In all versions of human society from ancient times to the present, there has never been room for good people to survive, which is why we have to be ruthless. I want the outside world to know that if a dog bites me, I will not only bite the dog back, but I will also kick over the dog's bowl and smash the dog's head."

Cheng Xinyu listened attentively, and after Lü Yao finished speaking, she nodded very seriously: "I've learned something, boss."

As she spoke, she got up and locked her office door from the inside. Then, Cheng Xinyu leaned against the office door with her hands behind her back and said, "Boss, can you let me see just how ruthless you are and how vicious you are?"

Lü Yao was amused.

That's why Cheng Xinyu is so capable.

Even at a time like this, he managed to find an opportunity to ask Lü Yao for "guidance".

When faced with a woman like Cheng Xinyu, Lü Yao always finds it difficult to say no.

……

After leaving Cheng Xinyu's room, Lü Yao exuded a clear, calm, and wise aura, and even his work efficiency became exceptionally high.

Currently, the internet is flooded with information about Liu Huihui falsely accusing Lü Yao. After Lü Yao proved his innocence with chat screenshots, several games under the Guang'an Group have started to see a data recovery. Of course, it is unlikely that the data for each game will return to its previous state in the short term.

However, the Liu Huihui incident did not actually have a significant impact on the various companies under Lü Yao's name.

None of Lü Yao's companies are publicly listed, and the main investors are all his own people. The remaining investors did not immediately withdraw from Lü Yao's companies; they waited and watched until they achieved victory.

Even Wang Shan and Lu Xiaoyi from Luoma Lake didn't send any messages to inquire. They showed full trust in Lü Yao, and secondly, because these matters wouldn't affect the progress of the project at Luoma Lake.

Of all the investors in the AI ​​data center, Lü Yao only accounts for a small portion. Even if Lü Yao's reputation were to collapse, it wouldn't have much impact on the overall development of the project.

In other words, MCNs, voice chat platforms, and game companies have been affected.

Even the "QQ Battle Robe Business" that was handed over to Jian Xiaojie and Monia was not affected.

The main profit of the "QQ Battle Robe business" lies in the control of funds. The QQ Battle Robe itself is just a medium, but compared to other mediums, the QQ Battle Robe has a higher circulation and higher demand.

If we ignore the covetousness and pressure from the outside world, all the companies under Lü Yao's control are operating very well.

Lü Yao was handling business at the company until after 7 p.m.

Because the company does not encourage an overtime culture, but many project teams in the company want to work overtime, when Lü Yao left work, many departments of the MCN company and the game company still had a lot of people working overtime.

Because they know that they will definitely be rewarded for working overtime at the end of the year.

Their efforts will not be overlooked, but will be encouraged by the company in the most practical and inspiring way. So even if the company does not pay overtime, or even if they have to pay their own electricity bills, they are willing to work overtime at the company.

Lu Yao left the company with his briefcase and went downstairs to prepare to drive away.

Just as Lü Yao's car reached the entrance of the company building, a figure suddenly darted out.

The figure blocked Lü Yao's car, startling him so much that he slammed on the brakes. Upon closer inspection, he realized that the person who rushed out to stop the car was none other than Liu Huihui.

"What the hell?" Lu Yao was a little surprised.

Is Liu Huihui really that proactive? Cheng Xinyu just gave her a hint at noon, and now she's here waiting for Lü Yao to get off work? At this moment, Lü Yao felt that with such perseverance, she might succeed no matter what she did.

Seeing that Liu Huihui had already started to act, Lü Yao immediately sent a message to Cheng Xinyu. After taking a few deep breaths, he immediately entered performance mode. Then, Lü Yao opened the car door and got out of the car. Looking at Liu Huihui kneeling in front of the car, he said coldly, "What are you doing?"

As he got out of the car to talk, Lü Yao glanced around and spotted a mobile phone mounted on a tripod not far away. If he wasn't mistaken, the phone was broadcasting live.

Awesome.

Liu Huihui actually came up with the idea of ​​broadcasting her pleading for mercy live.

At this moment, Liu Huihui knelt on the ground, her face covered in tears, and kept kowtowing: "I'm sorry, President Lü, I'm sorry, President Lü! I shouldn't have framed you, I know I was wrong! I was also instigated by others, please, please have mercy and let me go."

I'm begging you!

I'm begging you!

As Liu Huihui spoke, she kowtowed repeatedly. Her tearful, helpless, and pitiful appearance attracted a large number of passersby to come and watch. Many passersby even took out their phones to film the scene, and some with a keen sense of online communication even started a live stream.

Just as Liu Huihui was begging for mercy, the MCN company employees arranged by Cheng Xinyu also came over with various live streaming equipment.

The live-streaming equipment arranged by Lü Yao contained various viewpoints and opinions, and the headlines were incredibly diverse:
I'm shocked! How could Liu Huihui be so shameless?!

Liu Huihui Kneels Down and Kowtowing Frenziedly in the Street! Was She Genuinely Apologizing or Just Putting on a Show?

"Liu Huihui deserves to make a living in the internet industry! Kneeling and begging for forgiveness in the street—who can compare!"

These sensational headlines, coupled with recent popularity and explosive live stream content, quickly garnered significant attention on various live streaming platforms, not to mention the support and promotion from Lvyao MCN company.

Surrounded by so many people and with so many cell phone cameras pointed at him, Lü Yao showed no panic. Instead, he said coldly, "I have no personal grudges against you. You can say whatever you want in court. Now, please do not obstruct traffic or disturb the peace here. Miss Liu, please get up and move aside."

Upon hearing this, Liu Huihui looked up, her red, tearful eyes filled with disbelief as she gazed at Lü Yao: "President Lü, I really know I was wrong!"

As she spoke, she even crawled on her knees toward Lü Yao, trying to hug his leg.

Lu Yao immediately stepped back, and the people in the company immediately surrounded Lu Yao, keeping Liu Huihui and Lu Yao far apart.

Once physical contact occurs, or even pushing and shoving, things can get complicated.

Blocked by the crowd, Liu Huihui's eyes were almost obsessive and crazed: "Why are you doing this to me? Why are you doing this to me?! I only made a small mistake, a small mistake that every girl makes! Why can't you forgive me? Why?! You're such a big boss, what's wrong with forgiving me?! What's wrong with that?!"

In the end, Liu Huihui cried out in a pitiful voice, "I really know I was wrong, waaaaaah..."

Faced with Liu Huihui's pitiful wailing, Lü Yao pushed aside the people blocking his way, exposing her sullen face to the public and countless cameras. Then, with a stern face, he said, "Ms. Liu, I don't think you know you're wrong. You just know you're about to be finished."

After saying that, Lü Yao said to his employees, "Call the police and say that someone is disturbing the peace."

Provoked by Lü Yao's words, Liu Huihui completely lost her mind. She collapsed to the ground and screamed shrilly, "Are you trying to drive me to my death? Are you trying to make me die in front of you?!"

When questioned, Lü Yao simply looked coldly through the crowded throng.

Lü Yao didn't say a word from beginning to end, until the officials came and took Liu Huihui away.

His cold image was like a cold icicle, piercing the eyes of countless viewers and netizens.

Lu Yao didn't drive back to his villa until the commotion at the company building entrance had subsided.

As soon as Lü Yao got home, he opened his laptop and logged into the web versions of major media platforms to search for keywords. He quickly discovered that tonight's farce was rapidly climbing to the top of the trending searches, attracting the attention of a considerable number of netizens.

At this point, many netizens with a bit of a saintly heart started acting as "good guys" online:

"Oh dear, that young girl is really pitiful. Mr. Lü, why are you taking her so seriously?"

"Actually, I think Mr. Lü's behavior this time was a bit tactless. If he had established a 'repaying evil with kindness' persona, it would have been so much more impressive."

"Actually, the young lady just wanted to terminate her contract. It's really wrong of President Lü to push her to the brink like this."

of course.

Some reasonable netizens also fiercely criticized these sanctimonious remarks:

"Tsk tsk tsk, you really know how to talk without understanding the situation. If someone cheated you out of 100,000 or 200,000 yuan, you'd probably want to kill them. Now, because of this incident, Mr. Lü has directly and indirectly lost at least several million yuan. And now you're asking Mr. Lü to be a good guy? What a bunch of idiots!! Bah!!"

"You think President Lü doesn't know how to behave? President Lü is much more clear-headed than a bunch of you with brains full of shit. President Lü runs such a big company with such good benefits. At this time, you jump out to slander and smear President Lü. If Lü Yao doesn't let her off, how will he manage the company in the future?"

"Give me a break! These pushovers have probably never managed a company, let alone cared about anyone in their lives. Repay evil with kindness? Pah! Do you even know the original saying?"

"When that 'Little Huihui' was driving President Lü to the brink of despair, why didn't any of you say a word? Now that that bitch Little Huihui is out howling, you suddenly feel sorry for the girl? Ugh!"

The words of these clear-headed netizens were like poison, which warmed Lü Yao's heart.

However, there are not many clear-headed people in this world.

Most people are just wishful thinkers, blindly following the crowd. This group is like a gadfly, their buzzing sound almost dominating the internet.

After a brief moment of thought, Lü Yao copied down some of the comments from sober netizens, along with their IDs, and posted them on his personal account. Of course, Lü Yao removed the "traditional Chinese culture" elements from these comments.

Then Lü Yao commented below these remarks:

"Thank you for the support of these netizens. They truly expressed my feelings. I cannot forgive Liu Huihui because what Liu Huihui and the people behind her did not only have a very bad impact on me personally, but also had a very negative impact on my company."

Then Lü Yao disclosed the direct and indirect losses that his team's auditors had tallied during this period.

The financial losses alone, whether direct or indirect, amounted to over ten million yuan, and also had a very negative impact on Lü Yao's personal reputation and social relationships.

Lu Yao's current identity is not only that of a businessman. He is also the honorary president of the Shangnan Chamber of Commerce, an important member of the Southeast Chamber of Commerce, and an important member of the Shangnan Economic Development Opinion Council. These are all semi-official positions.

When Lü Yao revealed these identities, netizens realized that Lü Yao had already stepped into the halls of power, becoming a "terrestrial immortal" below the celestial immortals.

Lü Yao wrote a very long announcement.

After briefly recounting his losses, Lü Yao changed the subject, speaking in a compassionate tone: "But these are not the most important things for me personally. The most important thing is that the Liu Huihui incident, and the things that those people behind Liu Huihui are manipulating, will have a very bad and very bad social impact."

"And those who have suffered the most from this wave of social impact are actually girls like Liu Huihui!!"

Lü Yao's sentence was enlarged, bolded, and highlighted in bright red, immediately drawing the attention of anyone who saw the image and text.

The following sentence explains why Lü Yao was so indignant and outraged.

"Because of the baseless accusations Liu Huihui made out of nothing, not only has it caused significant losses to me and my company, but it has also eroded the credibility of all girls in China."

"Liu Huihui initially claimed that no girl would joke about her chastity, yet she did just that, attracting considerable public attention. If others follow suit, and those malicious girls start crying wolf, who will believe them when the real wolf comes and the girls who have been harmed by these predators continue to speak out?"

"Therefore, I must demand that the three judicial authorities severely punish Liu Huihui, a scumbag who disrupts public order and good morals. Liu Huihui, and those who manipulated her behind the scenes, none of them will escape!"

The images and text posted by Lü Yao's official account quickly gained widespread attention and dissemination.

The meticulously crafted text and images, full of insightful observations, resonated deeply with countless netizens.

As for those who spend their whole lives trying to smooth things over and seeking a sense of existence in the mud, Lü Yao doesn't care about their thoughts. What Lü Yao cares about is the silent majority.

Why did the internet environment become so chaotic and disorderly, to the point that people felt there were no normal people on the internet?
The main reason is that normal people don't speak out online much, nor do they care about the messy and trivial things online. Most of those who don't speak out are doing quite well in their daily lives. When they see those things online, they just treat them as entertainment or gossip, and then move on.

They're doing just fine on their own and don't want to get into online arguments.

Then, most of those who speak out in response to the situation are people who are inherently difficult to deal with in life. After this group of difficult people speaks out against the odds, it will attract some public-spirited netizens to speak out, but the number of public-spirited netizens is too small and their voices are too weak.

This led to the later rotten and festering internet ecosystem.

So, how can we get the majority of those who are not speaking out to speak out?

Very simple.

As long as their own interests are involved, that's fine.

(End of this chapter)