After being fed to top-tier orcs, I became the darling of the entire intergalactic world.

Chapter 208 Netizens are all great detectives
The story goes back to when the western governor agreed to help guide public opinion and 'inadvertently' informed netizens of Liang He's good deed.

"First, release some 'rumors,' and when netizens actively seek the truth, then cooperate by releasing evidence to change their attitude towards Liang He."

"clear."

This was the first time the Information Security Department had taken on a private job, but they had no prior experience in handling such matters. Everyone approached the task with a learning attitude and diligently completed the assignment given by the Minister of Information Security.

If it really works, perhaps they can follow suit next time they have the chance.

I really envy Liang He; she earns a fortune so easily. Unlike us laborers, we toil away but our earnings are less than the value of a photo she casually posts.

But I heard that the zookeepers always use their earnings to buy food and toys for the furry animals, and they don't spend any of it on themselves, right?

[Upstairs, you're so naive. All those tips and royalties are just a drop in the ocean compared to the food and toys you buy. Besides, the reserve itself provides food; how much are some snacks and toys really worth?]

This was the public opinion trend before the Ministry of Information Security intervened; it was mostly dissatisfaction and skepticism towards Liang He, though there were also many online trolls trying to muddy the waters.

However, the situation began to change when the Ministry of Information Security's online trolls entered the fray.

[Is the furry zookeeper you're talking about Ms. Liang He from Earth? Our rescue station received a large sum of money from Ms. Liang He before, so we're curious if it's the same person?]

[Huh? A shelter? What's going on? Good grief, is there going to be another plot twist?]

[Heh... speechless. Is Liang He deliberately hiring shills to market a new persona because she's seeing her reputation plummet?]

Wait a minute, this person seems to be a small-time blogger who frequently posts videos of rescuing stray animals. Could it really be true?

[What's the point of talking about whether it's real or fake? I think she's been bribed. Even if this blogger is genuinely rescuing animals, she's probably just speaking up for Liang He against her conscience to do so.]

I think we shouldn't be too hasty. If the shelter receives donations, they will disclose it publicly and transparently. Whether it's genuine or not, you can find out by checking.

To ensure that every penny of rescue funds is used for those in need, both animal rescue stations and human welfare foundations publish their accounts transparently on their official websites.

Since there are clues to follow, netizens naturally prefer to let the facts speak for themselves.

As a new generation of internet users in the interstellar world, they have never liked to wrongly accuse people, let alone easily engage in cyberbullying. After being misled by the trolls hired by the rebels, most netizens have now come to their senses and are ready to find out the truth.

[Um... I should apologize to the furry zookeeper first. I don't know if I had a brain fart today, I'm sorry! [kneeling.jpg]]

[I was shocked when I checked. It turns out Liang He has donated to more than one shelter. I calculated it, and it's basically equal to the income in her account. She didn't keep a single penny!]

[No, since she donated all the money, why didn't she just say so? Don't bloggers usually market it a bit? This is a good thing! If she hadn't been so secretive, we wouldn't have been misled.]

[It seems like she wasn't hiding anything, was she? It's just that people like to call her the zookeeper, so they don't remember her real name very well, and it's easy to overlook it. Besides, what business is it of hers if others like to market themselves? Is it wrong to do good deeds anonymously?]

[I am a volunteer at a rescue station. I overheard people mentioning Ms. Liang He and realized that there was some misunderstanding about her. So I came here to leave a message, hoping to express my gratitude to Ms. Liang He on behalf of the rescued animals...]

【Then she could have presented evidence of the donation when netizens questioned her!】 The netizens who were proven wrong felt a little bad for a moment, and even began to make forced excuses in an attempt to alleviate their guilt.

In reality, they know they've been led astray, but they just don't want to admit they've made a foolish mistake.

However, most netizens are willing to admit their mistakes.

[What does it matter to her if others like marketing? Please, don't you know that every update and livestream is something we fans begged for? She doesn't care at all!]

[I can vouch for this too. Although I'm just a casual fan, the fluffy zookeeper is notoriously infrequent in updating; he only logs on randomly each time. I heard that fans are both annoyed and fond of him, and there were even some funny comments about it that went viral.]

[Asking her to produce evidence? Given the previous situation, if she actually released the evidence, would you believe her? You'd probably all think the animal protection association leader was being biased and deliberately fabricating evidence, right?]

When it comes to President Lucas, his statements are always pinned to the top of the list, and almost everyone has seen them to some extent.

To be honest, if Liang He really said that she donated all the money to the relief station, netizens would not only doubt the truth, but some might even have darker thoughts and wonder if she was bribing someone.

Otherwise, why would Chairman Lucas choose a young woman instead of an experienced vice president?
[Everyone, stop arguing. I think someone is deliberately stirring up trouble to smear Liang He and is using us all as pawns.]

[I'm so tired. Why do I always get proven wrong by my furry zookeeper? I've learned this the hard way before; I should have just kept quiet...]

[Who can argue with that? If Liang He herself were to release evidence to refute the rumors, and then have online trolls combine that with Chairman Lucas's words to stir up trouble, we wouldn't even bother to verify the truth.]

Since they've already been influenced by online trolls and have preconceived notions, netizens will only assume that Liang He and Chairman Lucas conspired to fabricate the story, and won't even bother to look for the truth and evidence.

Even if some netizens are more rational and try to find evidence, there will still be people who question it, and in the end, Liang He's 'crime' still cannot be completely cleared.

Humans are so contradictory. Even when their judgments are full of flaws, they will still make mistakes and stubbornly believe that they are right, even when there is evidence in front of them.

When Commander Nick received the news and discovered that the tide had turned again on the StarNet, he was so angry he laughed.

"A bunch of useless idiots! How could they so easily believe Liang He's donation certificate? Who knows if Lucas had it forged?!"

The dark wizard standing to the side frowned as he saw Nick fly into a rage. He hadn't expected Liang He's counterattack to be so brilliant.

As netizens have said, if Liang He herself had released the donation statement, they would have questioned it and even accused it of being fake.

However, the evidence found by netizens themselves is completely different.

"Regarding this point, netizens have also found a lot of supporting evidence to confirm the authenticity of the donation from multiple perspectives, so we have no way to refute it."

The subordinates in charge of this online troll operation were also helpless.

Everything was going smoothly, but netizens, with their detective instincts, didn't leave them any room to maneuver.