Entertainment to the death, make a tokusatsu film that will crush the entire internet.

A group of people followed the link and flocked to the location.

Weibo.

Yang Qian's account just updated with a new post.

[Light Country Animation Studio - Hikaru]:

Hello, everyone, good morning.

That's right, I'm starting another group buy today.

However, this time, it has nothing to do with commercial competition or personal preference for the works.

It concerns the bottom line.

Recently, I noticed that there is a considerable number of novels on the Xiaolvjiang Novel Platform.

They systematically depict extreme violence and inhumane plots.

It meticulously depicts the brutal persecution of innocent children, women, and other vulnerable groups.

The text is filled with extreme indifference to life and a twisted sense of pleasure.

However, they faced numerous complaints from readers and authors who submitted their real names.

The platform not only failed to take the relevant works seriously.

Instead, they use reasons such as creative freedom and cultural diversity to protect and reject reports, and even indirectly recommend them.

@Xiaolvjiang Novel Platform: Where is your social responsibility?

Are your review standards different for different people or based on traffic?

Words have never been a tool for promoting violence and anti-humanitarian ideas!

Freedom of creation is by no means a shield for freedom to do evil or to cross the line of humanity!

One must not cross the bottom line of being a decent human being, nor should one's conscience be extinguished.

The dignity of innocent lives must not be trampled on by any words!

Hereby, I am filing a formal complaint against the Xiaolvjiang Novel Platform for condoning and protecting extreme and inhumane content.

They also called on relevant departments to intervene in the investigation and clean up the garbage that is poisoning the online environment.

At the same time, we urge all readers and parents who see this Weibo post to be vigilant and pay attention to the reading health of teenagers.

@CommunistYouthLeague @HuaxiaAntiCult @CyberspaceAdministrationofChina @ACityPoliceOnline

(The relevant evidence has been submitted to the aforementioned departments.)

The accompanying images are nine screenshots.

Those shocking words.

Those disgusting descriptions.

The indifferent responses from those platform customer service representatives.

Threatening messages from those operations officers via private messages.

All information is publicly available.

The Weibo post was published immediately.

In just ten minutes, the number of reposts, comments, and likes skyrocketed!

"Holy crap!!! What did I just see?! Everbright Securities is launching a group buy for Little Green River?!"

"I clicked on the picture... I threw up... calling a two-year-old a 'two-legged pig'... and describing it like that... ugh..."

"This is no longer a novel! This is a record of perverted fantasies! It's a manifesto against humanity!"

"I just saw the screenshots. These authors, yes, these authors don't even deserve to be called human. They've described the cutting and cooking processes in such detail, without the slightest hint of ambiguity!"

"Holy crap, isn't this perverted? This is inhumane!"

"Is this really the new China we won with our blood and sacrifice?! Our ancestors' spirits must be roused to death!"

"Waaaaah, Everbright actually spoke out! And that's not all they've done! These people even put female authors who write BL novels into their stories and abuse them!"

"@Xiaolvjiang Novel Platform, come out and take your punishment! You're the first to block normal dating and kissing; are you pretending to be blind to this inhumane thing?"

"@ThirdYoungMaster! I was a bit too loud before! Where's your internet cleanup magic? Bring it out! We need you now!"

"Kuangda! You're a real man!"

However, every event has its supporters.

"What?! The author is clearly a doting father, writing this to criticize reality!"

"Don't you understand creative freedom? Why don't you say anything when you're writing BL novels and torturing the protagonist? But you can't stand it when they get attacked? Double standards!"

"Can't the Land of Light just focus on making your anime? Why are you meddling in the novel world? Are you trying to get a piece of the pie because novels are so popular?"

"Ah Guang, are you also going to become a sinner in the internet cleanup campaign, stifling creative freedom? Is a literary inquisition about to begin?"

"May the whole family of this dog die if I report it! I support the author! Art should always push boundaries!"

These remarks were made.

He was immediately met with even more criticism.

"Creative freedom? You call this creative freedom?!"

"Comparing a two-year-old child to a pig, and describing in detail how it's killed and eaten—is that what you call creative freedom?!"

"Is creative freedom in your country inhumane?!"

"Fuck you!"

"Aren't these the kind of people who are fans of those anti-human authors?"

"Nausea!"

Public opinion was instantly ignited, with countless netizens flooding the Xiaolvjiang platform and the comment sections of related works, demanding their removal and investigation.

Major social media and news media outlets quickly followed up.

#Land of Light Group Buy#

#Extreme Events in Xiaolvjiang Novels#

#A-Guang reports Xiao Lvjiang novel#

#Freedom of Cultural Creation#

Topics such as these surged to the top of the trending search list with overwhelming force.

The number of views has exceeded 100 million.

The number of discussions exceeded ten million.

Office of the Land of Light.

Yang Qian did not close her Weibo page.

He calmly browsed the rapidly refreshing comments.

He saw the support from his backers, but also the comments that defended extreme content and even attacked him personally.

"Ah Guang, get out of the novel writing world!"

"Why is someone who makes animations meddling in other people's business?"

"You're just trying to ride the wave of popularity!"

"You don't even understand creative freedom? How dare you call yourself a cultured person?"

Su Xiaoran stood to the side with some concern: "Director Yang, those comments..."

"fine."

Yang Qian shook his head, his expression calm. "A clown jumping around can't stir up any trouble. Truth becomes clearer through debate, and darkness fears nothing more than exposure."

His gaze returned once more to the last sentence of the letter from Beixun:

"I don't regret enduring this cyberbullying. If it were the brave Simmel, he would have done the same."

A firm smile slowly curved Yang Qian's lips.

"You've become a hero..."

"How could I fall behind?"

Yang Qian posted the Weibo post, just two hours later.

Public opinion has completely spiraled out of control.

In the comments section, voices of support and voices of abuse clashed fiercely.

But the voices of support are growing louder.

Those whistleblowers who had been suppressed before are now stepping forward one after another.

"I've been reporting this for six months and have had five accounts banned, but today I finally see hope!"

"Those inhumane things make me want to vomit. What right do they have to exist?"

"Guangda is a real man! I'll be your fan forever!"

Just when public opinion was at its most intense.

Police in City A have taken action.

[City A Police Online]:

"The relevant materials have been received, and the police have opened a case for investigation."

A simple line of text.

But everyone knows that the fewer the words, the bigger the matter.

"Holy crap! The police have opened a case!"

"The speed of City A police!"

"Everbright just posted on Weibo for two hours, and the police have already opened a case? That's incredibly efficient!"

"An investigation has been launched! Those four words confirm it! Everbright's public whistleblowing has put them right in the line of fire!"

"Where are those who are defending this? Come out and show yourselves! Let's see if the police recognize your creative freedom?"

"Haha, those IDs that were just jumping around like crazy, why are they suddenly so quiet?"