Chapter 138: Chapter 119: Pigeons Occupy the Magpie’s Nest, Domineeringly Occupying the House for Three Years!_2
"You actually remembered to come back and stream? Hurry up and start a fan match, let the guys stomp you for a bit!"
"Streamer, send us a photo! Let everyone see the complete mess your house is in, give us something to be happy about."
"..."
All the fans chimed in with sarcastic and mocking comments.
Not a single comment showed concern for her personal situation.
The most frequently asked question...
Was, surprisingly, about how badly her house had cracked.
Seeing this, she was instantly infuriated.
She slammed the court’s judgment document right in front of the camera.
"I’m telling you, after just three days, you’ll have to look at me with new eyes!"
She said indignantly, "The me of today is no longer the pushover you all used to bully!"
As a result... the comments were even more dismissive.
"So arrogant? Does that mean you’ve gotten even lousier now?"
"If you’ve got the guts, start a fan match and prove your skills to everyone!"
"Everyone, do me a favor and show some consideration for the streamer. Her house is wrecked; it’s normal for her to be in a bad mood."
"Wait, didn’t you guys see this judgment? It’s actually a civil judgment!"
"Holy s**t! The streamer went to court?"
"..."
After one comment pointed it out.
More and more people clearly saw the civil judgment in front of the camera.
It instantly caused a sensation.
Normally, going to court wouldn’t make them bat an eye.
But...
Thanks to a certain UP.
The very words "going to court" were enough to get their blood pumping.
Especially since, not long ago, sixty trolls had been taken down.
"Humph!" Qing Lan looked at the shocked comments and said smugly, "Let me tell you the truth, I’ve been busy going to court these past few days!"
"I even found a renowned mentor and got the culprits—those who demolished the load-bearing walls and caused the entire building to be condemned—sent to jail!"
Soon afterward, she recounted all the "major deeds" she had accomplished recently.
The owner who removed the load-bearing walls, the construction company, and the relevant property managers were all sentenced to appropriate criminal penalties.
On the civil side...
She, representing all the owners in the building, successfully secured their compensation.
She had defended her legal rights.
"I’m telling you, times have changed! You’d better be more polite when you speak from now on. Cut the nonsense about me being ’lousy,’ or I might just sue you for defamation!"
After recounting her "achievements," she too started to sound arrogant.
As she saw it, Qin Mu had sent so many people to jail and had become a legend on a certain platform, making countless netizens afraid to even speak his name. She had now sent three batches of people to jail herself and even secured 2 billion in compensation—a stunning achievement. These fans should at least be a bit more courteous towards her.
However... after a brief delay, the comments erupted, flooding the screen.
"It’s over, it’s over! It’s so hard to find a streamer these days that we can just bully whenever we want, and what does this one go and learn? Law, of all things!"
"Exactly! Learning law is bad enough, but to actually take that UP as a mentor!"
"Everyone, let’s disperse. Sister Lan is no longer the uncultured, brainless, flat-chested, unskilled streamer we used to know."
"Everyone unfollow her in a wave and let her experience the harsh realities of society!"
"..."
The comments surged like a tidal wave.
It left her completely stunned.
She just felt something was off-script.
Why was it that when Qin Mu sent people to jail, everyone was scared into posting online about it, but when it came to her, it just turned into a mass unfollowing?
「Jin City.」
「In the nursing home.」
Several days later, Qin Mu received three truckloads of parcels from Zizhou.
That’s right. It was a full three truckloads.
To transport these parcels back to the nursing home, he had even borrowed a delivery tricycle from the courier.
"Xiao Qin, why did you buy so much stuff?"
Old Zhang and the others were stunned by the mountain of parcels surrounding Qin Mu.
"I helped some people with a lawsuit, and they insisted on thanking me, saying they’d send me some local specialties."
Qin Mu sighed, a helpless expression on his face.
"Handled... *a* lawsuit?"
Song Tiancheng’s eyes widened, his voice emphasizing the "a."
Qin Mu didn’t hide anything, and said with a wry smile, "It was just one lawsuit, but the plaintiffs were the owners of an entire building."
Song Tiancheng: "..."
Zhang Qingyuan: "..."
Li Weiguo: "..."
"It’s all local specialties. Don’t just stand there, come on, let’s open these mystery boxes. They’ll make perfect gifts for everyone," Qin Mu said generously, with a wave of his hand.
The main thing was... with over three hundred parcels, if he tried to open them all himself, it would take him until the cows came home.
Upon hearing his words, Old Zhang and the others were instantly motivated, crowding around the mountain of parcels.
Each grabbed one.
They rolled up their sleeves and started unwrapping.
Local specialties...
They loved this kind of stuff.
However...
As they continued to unwrap, they realized something was amiss.
"Xiao Qin, come over here and look at this. Why is there lingerie in here? Isn’t this for young girls?"
"’Criminal Law,’ ’Civil Code,’ ’Economic Law’... I was wondering why these local specialties were so heavy. Turns out they’re all books!"
"Mine are books too! ’100 Techniques for Committing Crimes,’ ’How to Commit a Crime and Not Get Caught, or Not Be Convicted Even If Caught,’ ’The Redemption of Zhang San.’ Do these count as local specialties?"
"Everyone, come help me look. Is this silver, shiny thing I have handcuffs?"
"Well, I’ll be damned! Xiao Qin, are you sure you helped these people with their lawsuit and didn’t actually send them to jail?"
"..."
Zhang Qingyuan, Li Weiguo, and the others all turned to look at Qin Mu.
Their expressions were somewhat unnatural.
They had initially thought they were really local specialties, but it now seemed they had been too naive.