Taoist Master, wishing for a sacrifice-based system

Chapter 76: He Didn't Read His Father's Last Lifeline Note! The Richest Man's Eldest Son's Yacht Was Arrested, Millions of Viewers Watched the Livestream.

Lin Hao's pupils dilated instantly.

His hand was gripping the note.

It began to shake violently.

The old man knows.

The old man knew everything.

I know where he went yesterday afternoon.

I know what he wished for there.

The old man might even know that the Qingyun Temple is truly efficacious.

The old man at the very end.

He left behind this sentence.

The old man wanted to save him.

The old man was right; in the end, he still wanted to save his scoundrel son.

But he himself.

Put the note in your pocket.

I slept through the night.

I didn't look at anything.

I wasn't thinking about anything.

He was on the yacht.

Smoking a cigar.

Drinking Louis-style wine.

Boasting in front of three drinking buddies.

He boasted that he was "the sole master of a trillion-dollar empire".

Lin Hao's tears.

at last.

It's like a broken string.

It fell down.

This was the first time in his life he had cried so horribly.

He sat in an iron chair.

She cried like a child whose candy had been stolen.

He finally understood that his father had always loved him.

Dad really loves him.

However, his father also knew very well that his son was too greedy.

They're so greedy they'd go to any temple in heaven to make a wish for "100% success."

He was so greedy that he wanted to kick both of his younger brothers out of the inheritance chain.

He was so greedy that he willingly jumped into a 30 billion yuan fire pit.

And he even jumped in while laughing.

His father loved him.

His father knew him well too.

All I could do was write him a note at the end.

Hopefully, he can figure it out on his own.

Hopefully, he will stop on his own.

Hopefully, he won't be so greedy this time.

But he didn't read the note.

I just put it in my pocket and slept with it for one night.

When I woke up.

It's too late.

The night Lin Hao was taken away.

The number of viewers watching the live stream on Qingyun Temple.

From 1.5 million.

It soared to 4.8 million.

It broke the historical record since Qingyun Temple started broadcasting.

The barrage of comments was so fast that the screen turned into a milky white waterfall.

I can't see anything clearly.

You can only occasionally catch a glimpse of one or two particularly large bullet comments flying across the middle of the screen.

The video of Lin Hao being handcuffed and taken away from the yacht has been released!!

[A 30 billion yuan hole! Holy crap! This is a disaster!]

He personally kicked his two younger brothers out of the inheritance chain! Personally!

He personally welded himself into the position of legal representative! Personally!

He even made a wish in the live stream yesterday! I have a screenshot!

This script is brilliant! Even Dad got involved!

Where is Qin Du? Where is Qin Du? Does Qin Du have anything to say?!

Grand Master's Chair.

Qin Du sat on it.

Enameled tea mug.

High-foam tea, 15 yuan per jin.

He held the teacup in his left hand.

He was peeling a spiced quail egg with his right hand.

Su Nian sat on the small stool next to him.

She was holding her own phone.

I'm watching the video of Lin Hao being taken away.

In the video.

Lin Hao knelt on the yacht deck.

He was lifted up by two police officers.

The sirens were very loud.

"Celestial Master," Su Nian said.

"You knew that yesterday, didn't you?"

Qin Du finished peeling the quail eggs.

Throw the whole thing into your mouth.

Chew slowly.

"Know what?" Qin Du said vaguely.

"I knew he would be taken away," Su Nian said.

"Knowing that his wish would lead to this outcome."

Qin Du swallowed the quail egg.

I took a sip of tea.

"What do I know?" Qin Du said.

"I'm just a poor Taoist priest."

"How God works is up to God himself."

"What does this have to do with me?"

Su Nian glanced at him.

She pursed her lips.

I didn't ask any further questions.

She was already used to Qin Du's kind of answer.

Studio.

The bullet comments have evolved from simply watching a show.

It gradually evolved into a completely new art style.

Brothers, let me tell you! I watch Qingyun Temple's live stream every day on my way to work!

When my boss said he would pay me overtime yesterday, I was wondering if it was even legal!

I now think through every single word of a contract three times before signing it!

This Qingyun Temple isn't a Taoist temple; it's a legal education center, guys!

[Hahaha, the term "legal education base" is brilliant!]

This is the training base for the modern-day Luo Xiang!

[Legal education workers nationwide are encouraged to form a group and visit Qingyun Temple to learn from its experience!]

Hey, let me tell you, I only just realized that you can't be too greedy when making wishes. You can't just sign verbal agreements carelessly. And you don't know that being a legal representative isn't just a nominal title.

[The people at Qingyun Temple are truly talented!]

[Qin Du's Commentary! Qin Du's Commentary!]

When the comments section was flooded with the meme "Qin Du, please give your opinion".

It's already a dense, sprawling expanse.

Su Nian put down her phone.

She turned her head and glanced at Qin Du.

"Celestial Master," she said.

"The viewers want you to give your feedback."

Qin Du hummed in agreement.

He finished the last sip of tea in his enamel mug.

Put the teacup down.

Then he looked at the camera.

He spoke slowly and calmly.

"You dare to take advantage of God?"

"Tiandao understands the Company Law."

After Qin Du finished speaking these two sentences,

Studio.

There was a 0.5-second silence.

then.

The live chat exploded.

【Aa ...

[Heaven understands the Company Law!! I laughed so hard I crowing!!]

[I absolutely have to screenshot and save this sentence!! I'm going to make it my wallpaper!!]

【Qin Du, why are you so sharp-tongued?!】

[Hahahaha, Heaven understands company law! This sentence is trending on Weibo!]

I'll pre-order it for you! "Tiandao Understands Company Law" will trend on social media tonight at 10 PM. I'll bet you a cup of milk tea!

Hey bro, I lost the bet, I'll buy you two drinks!

I've already taken a screenshot and sent it to our company's legal team group! Our legal director said he'll be visiting Qingyun Temple next week!

then.

A miracle happened.

"Heaven understands company law."

This entry.

At 10:03 p.m. that night.

It made it into the top ten trending topics on Weibo.

It's 11 p.m.

They climbed to third place.

One o'clock in the morning.

They surged to first place.

It's hanging in the first position.

A full twelve hours.

They didn't come down.

the next morning.

Headlines in various media outlets.

Like they've gone mad.

"The Way of Heaven Understands Company Law: Qingyun Temple Once Again Accurately Predicts a Billion-Dollar Family"

"You dare to take advantage of God's generosity: A new life philosophy among contemporary young people"

Qingyun Temple: A Miraculous Journey from the Most efficacious Taoist Temple on the Internet to a Legal Education Base on the Internet

In-depth analysis of the Lin Group incident: How a seemingly flawless equity transfer agreement locked people in a deadlock.

Legal bloggers from all walks of life.

They also started frantically trying to capitalize on this trend.

In their respective videos, they meticulously analyzed every legal detail of the Lin Group's equity transfer agreement.

In the end, their conclusions were surprisingly consistent.

Legally speaking, that agreement...

It is perfect.

It is flawless.

100% equity transfer.

100% legal representative qualification.

We will take 100% responsibility.

hundred percent.

How was that agreement signed?

Lin Hao himself went to a dilapidated Taoist temple and told him this.

He said every single word himself.

The comments section under legal bloggers' videos.

The most frequently appearing phrase in the bullet comments and reviews is:

"Heaven understands the Company Law."

Don't make wishes that are too greedy.

The second sentence is the one that Lin Hao's father left for Lin Hao before he passed away.

I don't know how it got out.

But it spread everywhere.

It became one of the most popular internet catchphrases of the year.