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"If any family had a daughter-in-law like that, it would be strange if she didn't cheat on them!"

"As expected, every cause has its effect. President Lu was forced into this situation. If I were in his shoes, I wouldn't be able to tolerate a crazy woman either!"

The netizens who were cursing Lu Jisheng and Wen Wen so harshly just a few days ago.

Now, sensing the shift in public opinion, I'm starting to feel sorry for Lu Jisheng.

Li Min analyzed the current situation: "Right now, all we can do is pull out the video timeline and release it in conjunction with past trending topics to see if we can win back some people."

"Not for now."

Wen Qi stood up, walked to the bedside, picked up her phone, and lay down on the large bed.

I opened my phone's photo album and scrolled through the densely packed photos for about two minutes.

After carefully screening each one, nine were finally selected.

Open the T platform and start uploading.

The first picture is of Wen Qi when she was three years old. She had two soft pigtails, wore a pink dress, and was being held tightly in the arms of a gentle and kind woman.

The woman is Wen Qi's mother, Yu Wan.

The second picture shows Wen Qi when she was seven years old, holding a bright red "First in Grade" certificate in her hand, her eyes crinkling with laughter.

Yu Wan stood beside her, wearing a simple white dress, her smile gentle yet proud.

The third picture is of Wen Qi when she was ten years old, when Yu Wan took her to an orphanage to do charity work.

Wen Qi had her hair tied in a high ponytail, and she held a thin little girl in one arm. She had a sincere smile on her face and clear eyes. Yu Wan stretched out her arms and embraced the three of them.

The fourth picture is of Wen Qi when she was thirteen years old. Yu Wan leaned down slightly and taught her to play the piano hand in hand.

Sunlight fell on the piano keys and on the mother and daughter; a peaceful and serene scene.

The fifth picture is of Wen Qi's fifteenth birthday.

At this moment, Yu Wan was wearing a loose hospital gown and looked much thinner than before. She still had a gentle smile on her face as she sat next to Wen Qi, helping her blow out the birthday candles.

The sixth image no longer shows Yu Wan; only Wen Qi is there.

She sat at her desk, surrounded by a thick stack of books, tilting her head as she did her homework.

The seventh picture shows Wen Qi alone, dressed in a dance costume, practicing dance moves. Sweat soaks her hair, but her posture is elegant.

The eighth picture shows Wen Qi visiting her mother's grave alone, dressed in black and holding a bouquet of white chrysanthemums.

The ninth picture is of Wen Qi, who was the top scorer in the provincial college entrance examination back then. She is wearing a simple school uniform, holding the certificate of honor for being the top scorer in the province, and has a faint smile on her face as she stands at the school gate.

The nine-grid layout is neat, and each photo carries Wen Qi's past.

Wen Qi wrote a simple caption: "If only I could never grow up."

Once you've finished writing, click "Publish".

He offered no explanation for the current trending video, nor did he respond to any rumors circulating online.

It's just a simple nine-square grid.

Li Min leaned closer, looking at the nine-grid post Wen Qi had shared, somewhat puzzled.

However, upon further reflection, Li Min instantly realized what was happening.

Looking at Wen Qi, he felt both heartache and admiration.

How did she come up with these ideas so quickly?

"Young Miss".

Li Min choked up a little, feeling too sorry for Wen Qi after considering all the other things that had happened before.

Others who haven't seen it with their own eyes might think it's just neither light nor light.

She had been with Wen Qi for a while and had witnessed firsthand the malice and suppression that Lu Jisheng and Wen Wen had shown her.

They incited others to cyberbully her.

Wen Qi sat up in bed, looking at Li Min's reddened eyes with a very serious expression.

"Sister Li, remember this: women are never weak. We don't need to argue or prove whether we are mentally ill. Our past, our experiences, and our perspectives are the best evidence."

Li Min: "I understand."

Once caught in the crossfire of public opinion, proving oneself becomes extremely difficult.

Once they decide you're mentally ill, no matter how you try to explain, no one will believe you.

The Lu family's old residence.

Lu Zhenhua was sitting in his study with a computer in front of him.

The screen was filled with comments about Wen Qi.

He personally handled the release of this video.

They hired many influential figures and online trolls to release videos overnight, all to catch Wen Qi off guard and prevent her from dealing with the public opinion.

Once public opinion takes hold, it's very difficult to suppress.

All we need to do is label Wen Qi as "mentally unstable".

Everyone thought Wen Qi was crazy.

Simply emphasizing that "mental illness is unstable and may be hereditary" will make everyone understand.

It's impossible for the Lu family to be without an heir, so it's "perfectly natural" for Lu Jisheng to have children with other women.

Overnight, public opinion indeed fermented dramatically, more dramatically than Lu Zhenhua had imagined.

The online trolls were everywhere, and more and more people were brainwashed into understanding Lu Jisheng and began to criticize Wen Qi.

Looking at the comments on the screen, Lu Zhenhua thought that if things continued like this, they could fabricate some other symptoms about Wen Qi, which would be enough to clear the Lu family's name.

It was nearly noon, and there was still no response from Wen Qi.

Lu Zhenhua refreshed the webpage several times and saw that the public opinion was getting more and more heated.

Only when it became impossible to suppress it did they feel completely relieved.

Even if Wen Qi realized what was happening, it would be too late to release the video.

Although Lu Jisheng's face was blurred in the video, he will probably still be recognized, which is a bit embarrassing.

But for the Lu family to whitewash their reputation, losing face is nothing, being chased and attacked by mentally ill people is nothing.

Anyone would be terrified if they encountered a mentally ill person like this.

Just when Lu Zhenhua thought everything had settled down, his phone suddenly popped up a notification to pay special attention to him—

Wen Qi posted a new update.

Lu Zhenhua's heart jumped. He quickly picked up his phone and opened Wen Qi's account to check.

What Wen Qi posted was not a fierce defense or an angry accusation, but a set of ordinary nine-grid photos.

The caption reads, "It would be great if we could never grow up."

Lu Zhenhua frowned, carefully examining each photo one by one, his mind filled with doubt.

What is Wen Qi doing?

She's being criticized so much online, yet she's posting this junk.

Lu Zhenhua was somewhat puzzled.

They dared not let their guard down, after all, Wen Qi had been quite unpredictable lately.

Lu Zhenhua's phone rang; it was his assistant calling.

Remind him that he has an important client meeting in the afternoon and cannot be late.

Lu Zhen refreshed Wen Qi's account a few more times and saw that many of the comments below were cursing Wen Qi.

They said she was "feigning helplessness" and "mentally ill but trying to gain sympathy."

Only then did I feel a little relieved.

Lu Zhenhua picked up his phone and dialed the public relations department: "You need to keep a close eye on Wen Qi's account at all times."

Whenever she posts a clarification video or other related updates, people immediately start stirring up trouble.

"Understood, Mr. Lu."

After hanging up the phone, Lu Zhenhua glanced at Wen Qi's nine-grid photo again and snorted coldly.

I quickly packed my things and went out to meet the client.

The platform is bustling with activity right now.

The moment Wen Qi posted her nine-grid post, the online trolls reacted the fastest.

He immediately flooded Wen Qi's post with insults in the comments section...