After being universally criticized online, he cultivates immortality and farms to lead his motherlan

Chapter 90 Thorough Investigation of the Farming Cult

Wenli scooped out the cooked tomato and egg noodles and put them in a bowl, then used a spoon to ladle the soup into the bowl.

The perfectly fried egg was placed on top of the bowl of noodles given to Jian Ning.

finish breakfast.

Wenli spoke up first, saying, "Ningning, someone has contacted me and said that we will be placed in a place where an experienced team will provide us with free treatment. I'm leaving today."

Jian Ning was genuinely happy for her. "When? I'll take you."

"Their people will be here to pick me up soon. You know, getting treatment even a day earlier is a race against death," Wenli said with a smile, her previously furrowed brows now relaxed.

Leaning on her cane, she took a coin out of her pocket and handed it to Jian Ning.

"I have nothing else to give you, so here's this coin. As long as I'm alive, if you ever need me, you can make a wish to me anytime. Just think of me as the turtle in the wishing well."

Jian Ning took the coin and joked, "She's not a turtle, our Lily is a long-lived tortoise from the wishing well."

Wenli laughed too: "Okay, longevity turtle, I will definitely live a long life. I really can't think of anything to give you. This is what Atao taught me. Isn't it a bit old-fashioned?"

Jian Ning clasped her hands together, holding the coin tightly with a sense of cherishing.

"I need to think carefully about what I should wish for you in the future."

"Okay," Wenli replied, subconsciously patting Jian Ning's head.

She is ten years older than Jian Ning, and lately she has been unconsciously taking on the role of the older sister.

As she was about to leave, she couldn't help but start nagging, "Ningning, the things grown in the manor have special effects. The officials already know about it and will probably come to talk to you. If you don't compromise, they probably won't make things too difficult for you. Just don't let anyone else know, or you'll be in big trouble."

Jian Ning nodded. "Yes, I know."

"But it's strange, back when I was researching with Su Shijian, the medicinal effects in this manor were just a little more special than usual." Wenli couldn't help but shake her head and sigh, "Now, it's so powerful that it can directly heal my leg injury."

Speaking of this, Jian Ning got up, packed a stack of foot bath medicine packets she had prepared into a small yellow duck-shaped cloth bag, and carried it over.

"Remember to take the foot bath pack I prepared for you and soak your feet once every night before bed."

Wenli took it, then hugged Jian Ning tightly, tears streaming down her face.

It is a silent emotion, and even more so, the deep affection that comes from spending time together.

Half an hour later, Jian Ning personally escorted Wen Li to the entrance of the villa.

The person who came to pick up Wenli was Fu Sheng.

Jian Ning handed Wenli to him and couldn't help but add, "Please tell the people over there to take good care of Lili. Thank you."

Fu Sheng nodded and replied, "Yes."

Jian Ning watched the car drive forward.

The heavy car window remained closed.

Like some people who shut themselves off from the emotions of parting.

I didn't take a second look, just in case I was even more reluctant to part with it.

After seeing Wenli off, Jian Ning returned home and felt the house was somewhat empty.

I've had this feeling before.

Like every time she went back to her grandparents' house and left again, she didn't really feel much.

But one year, she brought her grandmother to the north of the city for a few days. After her grandmother left, she felt very uncomfortable, as if something was missing from the house.

Just then, Jian Ning's cell phone rang in her pocket; it was Nan Nan calling.

Jian Ning has been too busy lately, and Nan Nan and she have always been tacitly good friends. Without Jian Ning saying a word, Nan Nan knows.

Nan Nan is calling now, so it must be something urgent.

Jian Ning answered the phone.

Zhang Nan's urgent voice came from the other end of the phone: "Ningning, is your internet down again?"

Jian Ning sensed something was wrong with Nan Nan's tone and asked, "What's wrong?"

Zhang Nan said, "You're trending again."

From her tone, Jian Ning roughly knew that it wasn't a trending topic about something good.

Zhang Nan knew she wasn't online and wouldn't know what was going on, so he explained directly, "The matter started to escalate yesterday, saying there was something wrong with your dishes. Today it's even in the top ten trending topics, so someone must have deliberately hired online trolls."

You posted about Su Shijian on Weibo using Jian Ning's account, and Zhongdizong also posted about it. People then connected it to what happened before and went back to your previous live stream replays. Although the lighting was poor and your appearance was blurry, they could still recognize your voice and figure, so they all guessed that Zhongdizong was your alternate account.

Those entertainment industry marketing accounts are just using you to generate revenue. Now some people are saying you're their type... I can't explain it in a few words, Ningning, you take a look first, and then we'll figure out a solution together.”

Jian Ning replied, "Okay, Nan Nan, don't worry, let me take a look."

After hanging up the phone, she opened Weibo's trending topics and, without even having to scroll down, found that the fifth and sixth most searched topics were about her.

#The vegetables grown by the "Farming Sect" are poisonous#
#Jianning Farming Clan#
Jian Ning first clicked on the trending topic below.

The trending topics were full of analyses and comparisons of her previous live stream videos of the thugs, concluding that "Farming Sect" must be Jian Ning's alternate account, and they were quite certain of it.

Jian Ning never intended to hide it; she figured she'd just find out naturally.

It's not like she's someone who can't stand the light of day.

After exiting and then clicking on the previous post, I finally understood what this trending topic was all about.

It all started with a comparison video recorded by a parenting blogger.

Her three-year-old son was a picky eater and didn't like vegetables, but ever since they bought a vegetable blind box from Zhongdizong, he has become a big fan of vegetables and doesn't need his parents to feed him. He eats them very well on his own.

The parents found it very interesting, so they recorded a video of the child eating vegetables grown in the local area. The child loved to eat them and ate them like crazy. The child was like a stubborn little thing and wouldn't open his mouth when eating vegetables bought from the market.

However, unexpectedly, this video was amplified by netizens and became irrefutable evidence that the vegetables grown by the "Grassroots Cult" were problematic.

The main controversy surrounding this trending topic stemmed from a video posted by someone with the nickname 'Gaoshan'.

She said her grandmother was a loyal fan of the "Farming Cult" and had to buy her a vegetable blind box every week.

In the video, the person named 'Gaoshan' asserted that his grandmother was addicted to eating the vegetables grown by the local herbalists and didn't like eating any other vegetables.

There's definitely something wrong with these vegetables grown in this place. The unscrupulous owner added addictive ingredients. We demand that the authorities thoroughly investigate vegetables grown in this place.

This video was posted yesterday, and it didn't get much attention yesterday, but somehow it suddenly became a trending topic today.

The comments section was filled with enthusiastic responses from netizens.

My mom is the same way. She's like she's been brainwashed. She insists that these kinds of local vegetables are good for your health, and that people who ate them have even recovered from cancer. I'm speechless.

[It's confirmed: Jian Ning is the owner of the "Farming Sect." Don't netizens know what kind of person Jian Ning is? She gained fans by tearing into her ex-boyfriend; she was a nobody in the entertainment industry before, earning no money, so she went to sell vegetables and resorted to these crooked methods.]

[Hiss, something feels off. Didn't Jian Ning lead the attack on the academic clique a while ago? Apparently, that person got locked up today. How come she's suddenly trending on social media today? Maybe some conspiracy theories.]

[My mom also buys a vegetable blind box from Zhongdizong every week, and they really do taste delicious; I don't even like eating other vegetables anymore. Now that you mention it, it's suddenly gotten a little creepy.]

Does anyone really sprinkle addictive substances on vegetables?

This is terrifying! When will food safety be taken seriously? Addictive substances are being found! The authorities need to step in and do something about this! Please!

(End of this chapter)