My brother entrusted his child to me, and I livestreamed raising the baby, making the Empress cry wi

The car slid away silently.

Little Douzi pressed his face against the car window, his nose almost touching the dark glass.

Her exhaled breath created a small patch of white mist on the glass, which she then curiously brushed away with her finger.

The world outside the window is rushing past at an extremely fast pace.

The shop signs along the roadside were brightly colored, like an overturned paint box; before you could even make out the words, they were blurred into a colorful ribbon.

In the distance, a giant electronic screen on a high-rise building was playing GG. The images changed, and light and shadow danced on the glass curtain wall, each frame hitting her bright, sparkling eyes.

Little Douzi looked on with curiosity.

She had only taken a car once, on the night she first arrived, and all she had seen were nighttime scenes.

She's never seen it during the day!

They're all so beautiful! So amazing!

The car turned at the intersection, and Xiao Douzi swayed slightly due to inertia. She rolled softly against Lin Ye's arm, which was resting on the center armrest, like a little dumpling in a bowl.

She bumped into him, then giggled and came back, sat up straight, and continued to peer out the window, her eyes glued to the view.

Lin Ye looked at her, the corners of his mouth slightly upturned, his eyes full of doting affection, his gaze seemingly capable of melting a person.

He reached out and pressed a button on the side of the armrest box.

A dark partition rose silently, completely separating the front and back rows.

The carriage had become a completely separate little world. Noises from outside could get in, and the driver in front couldn't see what was behind him.

Only the occasional exclamations of surprise from Xiaodouzi and the faint scent of walnut wood veneer flowed slowly through the quiet space.

Lin Ye leaned back in his seat, finally able to focus on reading the comments.

The comments section was still scrolling.

The speed was a bit slower, but there were still a lot of them, surging up from the bottom of the frame line by line, and disappearing from the top of the frame line by line.

His gaze swept lazily across the area, his fingers tapping lightly on the armrest, producing a muffled, rhythmic sound.

Most of it was envy and sighs from ordinary people.

Hmm? Lin Ye's gaze sharpened.

[Nanhai Aji: God, god! Please, please build a road like that for our Nanhai area! It doesn't have to be that wide, a narrower one will do!]

……

[Nanhai Aji: Deity, why aren't you paying attention to me? Can you see me? I'm here! I'm talking to you!]

[Nanhai Aji: A deity? A deity! Say something!]

[Nanhai Meichuan: Hey, immortal, we've been talking here for ages, why don't you give us a response?]

[South China Sea Cool Guy: What's wrong with you, you god? We've begged you so sincerely, and you're completely ignoring us!?]

What the heck? A South China Sea person? Their name sounds like something out of a novelty.

It seems there are always online beggars, no matter the era.

He scoffed inwardly.

A cold, indifferent smile silently curved his lips; he wouldn't even acknowledge you.

But those people kept spamming the screen, and their tone became increasingly strange.

[Nanhai Aji: They're all gods, why can't they even grant us this small request? We don't want anything valuable, we just want a road and a car!]

[Kenta Nankai: Exactly! You already have such a big car, what's wrong with giving us one? There are so many cars in your area, would it kill you to give us one?]

[Nanhai Meichuan: I don't think he's a god at all! He's a monster! A monster in disguise! Only a monster would be so petty!]

[South China Sea Cool Boy: Yes! Monsters! That child is a little monster too! Two monsters, one big and one small!]

Lin Ye's eyes suddenly turned cold.

He originally just thought of these people as a joke.

He'd seen plenty of people like that; they'd turn on you if you didn't give them anything, and even if you gave them a small amount, they'd curse you out. They weren't worth getting angry at.

But they shouldn't have done that—they shouldn't have scolded Xiaodouzi!

Lin Ye's fingers stopped on the armrest, his lips pressed into a line, and his jawline taut with a cold, hard curve.

In his mind, his voice was eerily calm: "System, is there any way to shut them up?"

[The bullet screen mute function is available. Specific users can be muted; the mute duration can be changed. Muted users will no longer be able to send bullet screen comments via thought.]

Lin Ye sneered. "Ban those guys from the South China Sea! Permanently!"

[Ding—Executed.]

[Users banned: Nanhai Aji, Nanhai Jiantai, Nanhai Meichuan, Nanhai Kuzi. A total of 4 people.]

……

On the main street of Suzaku in the Great Flame Kingdom.

Aji, a traveler from the South China Sea, stood with his hands on his hips, staring at the sky, cursing incessantly in his mind.

"A monster! It's a monster!" he thought viciously to himself, his facial muscles twitching.

"What kind of deity is this! What deity would be so petty? We've been kneeling for so long, and they haven't even said a word—"

He stopped mid-sentence.

He discovered that the words he had just been thinking about did not appear on the sky.

He thought about it again: Monsters! Two monsters!

still none.

His expression changed, and he quickly thought: What I said isn't showing up! What happened?

Still not.

Mei Chuan next to him was still cursing, but his comments didn't appear on the screen either.

None of the words he had just been thinking came out.

Mei Chuan's face turned pale instantly.

His eyes were wide open, his eyeballs almost popping out of their sockets.

"W-what happened?" His voice was weak, his heart pounding in his chest. "Why...why can't I say my words?"

Aji panicked too.

He turned around abruptly, glaring at Mei Chuan, then turned to look at Kenta and Kuko beside him.

Kenta's face turned ashen, Kuko's mouth hung open, and the four of them looked at each other in bewilderment.

Aji kept thinking to himself: I want to speak from the sky.

Then he tilted his head back, staring intently at the semi-transparent frame in the lower right corner of the sky. His neck was tilted back to an almost broken angle, and his Adam's apple bobbed up and down.

However, it still didn't happen.

Other people's comments were still scrolling, line after line.

But among all those comments, there was none for him—not even for his companions.

Just then—

A golden light suddenly burst forth in the sky.

The light started from the far right of the sky and began to roll to the left.

The light grew longer and brighter, until it gilded everyone's face on Suzaku Avenue, and even the shadows on the ground were stained a dark gold.

[Lin Ye: Anyone who uses abusive language in the live chat will be permanently banned!]

Each word shimmered with golden light, the light rolling slowly and steadily, just enough for everyone below to see clearly.

The entire Zhuque Avenue was deathly silent.

Those people who were standing by the roadside, craning their necks to watch the commotion, were just whispering among themselves—"Will those guys from the South China Sea get anything like this? If they can, they want some too."

Now, those people instinctively shut their mouths.

Everyone saw that line of text.

Under the sky, the faces of those South China Sea people were deathly pale, as if someone had poured a bucket of ice water over their heads in this weather, chilling them to the bone, making them shiver with cold.

The gods... are angry!?