The man finally understood what Lin Ran was scheming.
Fury burned within him—he truly wanted to raze this place to the ground.
Since childhood, aside from that crazy girl, who else had ever made him this angry?
The man glanced at the burly men gathering behind Wei Xiang, then at the cold stare of another man with a scar running diagonally across his entire face. He frowned.
With just one look, he could tell that the scarred man was no ordinary thug—he might even be the boss here, the legendary kingpin of the underground world.
Moreover, he could sense that this "Scarface" had definitely taken lives before.
Weighing the pros and cons, Luo Wushuang steadied his emotions. He couldn’t afford to cause a scene here; it would draw unwanted attention.
"Heh, so that’s how it is. Paying debts is only natural—I’ll settle it."
He had no choice but to painfully hand over all the savings he’d accumulated over the years to clear the debt before finally walking out.
Years of hard work, wiped out in a single night.
Pathetic. Absolutely pathetic.
Meanwhile, outside, Lin Ran narrowed his eyes as he instructed someone to plant a tracker under a van.
But then he realized—the moment he opened the app, the signal was jammed.
"What the hell? This piece-of-junk van has a signal blocker? Unbelievable."
Wang Bao: "Young Master Lin, what now?"
"Find someone to tail him later."
"Understood."
Lin Ran then left, only asking Little Tong in the passenger seat once the car started moving:
"Is it him?"
"Yes."
Even though Luo Wushuang wasn’t wearing his black outfit today, Little Tong had recognized him by his mannerisms.
Lin Ran closed his eyes again to rest.
So, the man in black was Luo Yao’s uncle. Last time, it had been too dark, and with Luo Wushuang in his stealth gear, Lin Ran hadn’t seen his face clearly.
Today, he’d finally seen the man’s true appearance.
He hadn’t expected Luo Wushuang to personally show up—the man had at least a shred of courage.
Interesting. You want to play? Then I’ll play with you.
Lin Ran didn’t follow personally, instead sending others to shadow him.
After all, he was practically a "Tang Monk"—too many monsters coveted him, so he couldn’t afford to charge into every situation headfirst.
The best way to love Luo Yao was to protect himself and avoid any mishaps.
If he were captured, Luo Yao would be threatened. If he died, Luo Yao would die too.
Lin Ran understood this perfectly, which was why self-preservation was always his top priority.
Now, no matter what he did, his thoughts always circled back to Luo Yao.
And the Luo Yao he was thinking of? She was currently orchestrating a brutal, bloody massacre.
Her targets? Netizens—and her methods were anything but ordinary.
The reason was simple. After she and Lin Ran appeared on a show, the internet had exploded with reactions. Most were congratulatory, but a small minority spewed vitriol and insults.
Luo Yao hadn’t cared at first. The internet was a free space, and people had the right to express themselves.
Besides, she wasn’t money—she couldn’t expect everyone to like her, and frankly, she didn’t care.
In this world, as long as Lin Ran loved her, that was enough.
But then, a malicious post shot to the top of the trending list—clearly manipulated by someone.
[Lin Ran’s Original Lover Was Her? Luo Yao the Homewrecker]
The post claimed to expose how Lin Ran had once groveled for Liu Ruxue’s affection.
The caption was even more cutting, accusing Luo Yao of being the "other woman" and Lin Ran of abandoning Liu Ruxue for money.
The comments below were flooded with reactions.
[I’m Your Internet Voice]: Is this for real? @SouthernXiaoCi, what’s the meaning of this post?
[PekingU’s Most Wanted]: As Lin Ran’s former classmate, I can confirm this is true. He was obsessed with Liu Ruxue, but recently, he lost interest. Oh, and the juiciest part? Liu Ruxue’s in jail now.
[SouthernXiaoCi]: I swear this is 100% true. Lin Ran only got with Luo Yao for her money. Not only did he dump Liu Ruxue, he framed her for murder. Who else could be this evil?
[StrongWarmth]: I refuse to believe Lin Ran is like this. Do you realize you’re breaking the law?
[PissingInMud]: Lin Ran is disgusting. Get out of China.
Luo Yao’s expression darkened with every word.
Luo Corporation was massive, though not publicly traded. Still, the scandal affected the stock prices of its subsidiaries—but that wasn’t what bothered Luo Yao.
She didn’t even care that Lin Ran was being slandered.
So what if he was framed? She’d stand in front of him and shield him from the storm.
What infuriated her was the audacity of these people claiming Lin Ran had ever loved Liu Ruxue.
"Ah Ran’s heart has always been mine."
Liu Meng entered the office. "President Luo, you called?"
Luo Yao’s voice was icy as she slid the laptop toward her.
"Take note of every single one of these people. Send them legal notices—every last one."
Liu Meng paled after reading. "President Luo, this post is damaging. Why hasn’t PR taken it down?"
Luo Yao: "I told them not to."
Liu Meng: "…?"
"Go. I won’t repeat myself."
Liu Meng hesitated. "President Luo, there are over 50,000 replies here. At least a third are spreading lies. All of them?"
"Every. Single. One."
Liu Meng took a sharp breath, suddenly realizing the company’s legal team might be severely understaffed.
She quickly summoned Xu Kai, who was equally stunned and immediately called in every favor he had to make it happen.
Half an hour later, the first legal notice arrived.
The recipient stared at it in disbelief before snapping a photo and replying to the post:
[PissingInMud]: [Image] What the hell? Luo Corporation is suing me?
[UncleLi’sDanceMove]: Quit lying. You just photoshopped that.
[InternetTrash]: I got one too.
Suddenly, the gravity of the situation sank in.
Comments began vanishing en masse.
But what they didn’t know was that Luo Corporation’s AI had already archived every shred of evidence.
As for the original poster? He panicked and tried to delete the thread.
[Delete]. Click.
…It wouldn’t budge.
What the hell? Why can't I delete my own post?
s the Eldest Princess, renowned for her cold and aloof detachment, became the most docile of lambs, obeying his every command without question. But when the final move was played on the chessboard, as Gu Chenghan seized everything and ascended on the verge of apotheosis, that very Princess suddenly embraced him from behind, her tone carrying a dependence never heard before: "Wait... you haven't yet... commanded me to love you forever." Gu Chenghan froze abruptly. She... hadn't been hypnotized?! ... [The Eldest Princess's Diary] [When my soul was extracted, becoming the sole spectator outside my own shell] [At first, there was overwhelming fury, until I saw] [How he used my sword to effortlessly shatter my inescapable doom] [How he wielded my authority to eradicate fatal conspiracies I had never even detected] [Like a deity, he rescued me from the deep mire I was trapped in] [If not for those annoying vixens, he and I would be a match made in heaven] [I think I am ill, gravely ill] [My deity should belong to me alone] ... "Hypnosis? Oh, it succeeded, my dear Master." "Only this time, it's my turn to hypnotize you."
Explosive Plot Song Gua crossed over into another world, bringing along a whole crew of his doppelgangers—all of them mischief-makers. This was a world where everyone could choose a class. Song Gua became a "Bondweaver," capable of borrowing power, while his doppelgangers took on a wide variety of classes, covering just about everything. The number of doppelgangers grew day by day, each one a talented individual with a charming way of speaking. Under Song Gua's brilliant leadership, they would "greet" each other daily and engage in friendly "sparring," pulling off one major scheme after another on Earth. Sometimes they were bandits—stealing bosses, plundering mines, snatching resources. Sometimes they were saviors—descending like divine warriors to face world bosses threatening to massacre cities. Sometimes they even went undercover, infiltrating various major factions to stir up trouble from within, keeping their enemies constantly on edge. To prevent their doppelganger abilities from being exposed, Song Gua made them wear masks with mahjong tile patterns and don Taoist robes in various colors. "Remember, in front of outsiders, call me 'The Dice.'" "Got it! Boss!" "Not 'Boss'—it's 'The Dice.' Think about the vibe, pay attention to the vibe." "Yes! Boss!" "For crying out loud..." From then on, whenever they appeared, they would have their own theme song playing: ~Hey~ paying respects at the mountain stronghold at night~ whose arm is draped over whose shoulder~ gather your courage and follow along...
grated, and just when he finally managed to get into an elite academy, he discovered that he actually had a system, and the way to earn rewards was extremely ridiculous. So for the sake of rewards, he had no choice but to start acting ridiculous as well. Su Cheng: "It's nothing but system quests after all." But later, what confused Su Cheng was that while he was already quite ridiculous, he never expected those serious characters to gradually become ridiculous too. And the way they looked at him became increasingly strange... (This synopsis doesn't do it justice, please read the full story)
lan, the Luo family, tracked him down - along with the babies in their arms. Mo Xuan stared pensively at the paternity test results from over a dozen top institutions, both domestic and international, showing a 99.99% match between himself and the two baby girls. At 23, Mo Xuan, a doctoral student, had become the father of two three-year-old children. The kicker? The mothers weren't even the same person! He gradually realized he was being lured step by step into an elaborate trap designed by these two yandere sisters. "Be good, little Xuan. Sister's life belongs to you entirely." "Brother, if you try to run away, I'll have no choice but to tie you up." Mo Xuan: "Do whatever you want, ladies. I give up."
