The bankrupt zoo was saved entirely by the parrots' foul mouths.

Before he could fully react, two police officers rushed into the house and took him into custody.

It wasn't until he was handcuffed that Zhang Hai finally woke up from his dream:

"Officers, what are you doing?!"

"Have you arrested the wrong person? My name is Zhang Hai, and I haven't done anything wrong. I haven't stolen or robbed anyone, so why are you arresting me?"

Zhang Hai got a little anxious and was completely unaware of what he had done.

To prove that the police had made a mistake, he even proactively revealed his name, which shows he was quite cooperative.

However, upon hearing this, the police officer gave a kind smile:

"That's right, they arrested Zhang Hai!"

Upon hearing the police officer's words, Zhang Hai completely panicked:

"But...but I really didn't break the law!"

"Officers, you must have made a mistake. I really haven't done anything illegal or disorderly!"

The police ignored him and continued to control him with two officers.

Then the third policeman walked into the inner room.

A short while later, he successfully found the computer still on in the inner room.

The computer screen displayed the comment section of Douyin short video, and in particular, there was a comment that was half-typed but not yet sent in the typing area.

The police officer immediately took out his camera and snapped a few photos as evidence.

At the same time, two other police officers escorted Zhang Hai in.

The policeman taking the photo turned around, looking at Zhang Hai with a grim expression, and pointed to the screen on the computer:

"Tell me honestly, what are you doing?"

Hearing this, Zhang Hai was even more dumbfounded.

Could it be that the police came to see him because of this?

After a long pause, Zhang Hai reluctantly spoke under the policeman's terrifying gaze:

"I was just chatting with someone online! Is chatting with someone online illegal?"

They still seem to think they haven't done anything wrong, at most it's a moral issue, since they didn't cheat anyone out of money, so how can it be considered a crime?

Thinking of all this, Zhang Hai even became a little more resolute.

"You don't understand the law, do you? Let me give you a lesson in the law right now!"

"According to relevant laws and regulations, maliciously spreading rumors online and manipulating public opinion, causing damage to the reputation or property of others, constitutes a serious violation of the law. Those with particularly serious offenses may be sentenced to more than seven years in prison!"

Seeing that the young man still didn't understand what he had done wrong, the police lost patience and directly explained why they had come to arrest him.

Upon hearing this, Zhang Hai, who had been somewhat confident just moments before, suddenly deflated like a punctured balloon and collapsed.

He never imagined that simply posting a few fabricated lies online would be suspected of being illegal.

And he could also face more than seven years in prison...

How is that possible?

Afterwards, the police officer who had taken the photo and exposed the evidence did not say anything more.

Instead, he manipulated Zhang Hai's computer and began searching for data with great familiarity.

After a long while, the policeman slowly turned his head and looked at Zhang Hai with a serious expression:

"You described the Zizhou Zoo in great detail, but as far as we know, you seem to have never been to Zizhou, or even Xichuan, right?"

"Then I'm really curious, how do you know about the zoo since you've never even been there?"

"Confess honestly!!!"

As they spoke, the police officer's tone, which had initially been polite, suddenly turned stern.

It perfectly embodies the spirit of "leniency for those who confess and severity for those who resist"!

Where has Zhang Hai ever experienced any of this?

Under such immense pressure, he quickly succumbed and blurted out everything:

"It's all...it's all...I made it up..."

"Officer, if I confess honestly, won't that be considered turning myself in? Will that reduce my punishment?"

He looked at the policeman in front of him with some anticipation, hoping to get a definite answer.

However, the police officer did not answer his question; instead, his expression became even more serious.

"Stop talking nonsense! Confess now!"

"Okay, okay...please don't be angry." Zhang Hai swallowed. "It's like this, someone gave me a hundred yuan to..."

Before long, Zhang Hai told the whole story of his encounter with professional online trolls, without holding back a single detail.

Hearing this, the police officer nodded in satisfaction.

"Hmm! You're honest."

"Alright, now we need your cooperation in our investigation. Go contact the guy who gave you a hundred dollars..."

"If all goes well, we can consider allowing you to atone for your crimes through meritorious service."

……

Similar situations are occurring all over the country.

Many people who spread rumors online have been arrested and paid the price for their illegal acts.

While this kind of thing is definitely illegal, it can be a big or small matter, and because of the special nature of the internet, it is often quite troublesome to deal with.

Therefore, the police usually choose to turn a blind eye. Unless it is a particularly serious topic or a rumor that has caused a huge impact, the police are generally unwilling to take it seriously.

Of course, when it comes to situations like this, where a city's tourism economy is directly stabbed in the heart, how could they possibly let it go?

Under the firm stance of the Zizhou Municipal Public Security Bureau, public security systems in various regions cooperated in a very respectful manner.

Before long, most of the online trolls who were seriously involved in creating public opinion and spreading rumors were arrested, and they will face severe legal punishment!

Meanwhile, the official authorities also issued a public statement regarding this incident, which can be considered as restoring justice to Zizhou Zoo.

Recently, a 52-year-old man surnamed Wu from XX City, XX Province, got into an argument with the Zizhou Zoo after his unreasonable demands were not met.

During the argument, some physical contact occurred. Following an investigation by local police, the zoo was found to have committed no wrongdoing and was simply exercising its rights.

However, after leaving, Wu became increasingly angry and, unable to swallow his anger, orchestrated a campaign to spread rumors and slander against Zizhou Zoo.

This incident has caused significant reputational and economic damage to Zizhou Zoo, and has also negatively impacted Zizhou's tourism industry.

After the incident was thoroughly investigated, the police immediately established a special task force. With the full cooperation of police departments across the country, they successfully dismantled thirteen online troll organizations and arrested fifty-three people involved within two days.

……

This news shocked the entire internet once again.

Most people didn't expect that the truth of this matter would be like this.

As the saying goes, every cloud has a silver lining. What was originally a conspiracy against Chen Feng not only failed in the end, but also helped Chen Feng increase the zoo's reputation by leveraging the popularity of the incident.

Many people who were unaware of Zizhou Zoo before now know that there is such an interesting zoo in Xichuan.

[Hahaha! What did I say before? I've been to Zizhou Zoo, and none of the problems you're talking about exist!]

Some fools are just easily swayed by rumors; they believe whatever people say. I'm speechless.

Sorry, but to make up for the nonsense I spouted online with those guys, I've bought two tickets and am planning to take my girlfriend there.

[If you want to go out and have fun, just go. Why make up these ridiculous excuses?]

Smart people have already started buying tickets, while idiots are still here discussing it, hahaha!

[Holy crap! I bought the zoo tickets, but guess what? The high-speed train tickets from Chengdu Airport Station to Zizhou East Station are sold out!]

"Hey bro, what do you guys need that for? You bought a whole week's worth of train tickets?!"

Don't even mention that tickets from Chengdu to Zizhou are sold out; if you hesitate any longer, you might not even be able to buy plane tickets to Chengdu!

……

Inside Zizhou Zoo.

Having just averted another major crisis, Chen Feng and all the zoo staff were in high spirits.

This time, instead of suffering any losses, they gained even more fame.

It's easy to imagine that their zoo's business will get better and better in the future.

The indoor area of ​​the chimpanzee enclosure, which is the indoor area where the chimpanzees sleep at night.

Qin Yuqing felt utterly exhausted, having just finished feeding Xiao Hei.

Because Xiao Hei is trying to quit smoking, he has been very agitated these past two days and has not been eating.

Having no other choice, he gave Xiao Hei a cigarette, which finally calmed Xiao Hei down.

Looking at Xiao Hei, who was eating and smoking at the same time, and drinking beer like a middle-aged human man, the fat man shook his head helplessly.

After a long day, he took out his phone and opened a game, intending to play a round while Xiao Hei ate.

But just then, Xiao Hei, with a cigarette in his mouth and a bottle of liquor in his hand, suddenly ran over, staring intently at the game screen on the fat man's phone...