Quick Transmigration: Drama Queen's Daily Life Chapter 1336 - 1325: Siblings

As soon as Duan Yunquan’s video was broadcast, it instantly caused a huge sensation. Anyone who saw it was enraged, and Yu Shangnan and Liang Jin were simply unfit to be parents.

Some netizens even transformed into tech wizards, finding past programs and photos where they attended public events, and they indeed dug out some clues.

"Everyone can look at this photo; it’s clear that there’s a bruise on Yu Zhijing’s little leg that’s almost covered by her clothes. If it wasn’t for Yu King showing off his fatherly love by picking her up, it might never have been discovered."

"And in this video, little Yu Zhijing looks really tired, but after a glance, she immediately puts on a sweet smile. Isn’t the dark circles under her eyes proof enough? That smile must have been practiced under coercion, right!"

"Here’s another one; she fell asleep as soon as she got in the car. How exhausted is she? Plus, her sleeping position shows no sense of security."

"I didn’t realize it before, but now looking at it, it’s true, how much has this little child endured?"

"Honestly, her biological parents aren’t even as good as her non-blood-related siblings. How could they be so heartless? They abandoned her at birth, and after being forced to take her back, they abused her. Do they even have a heart?"

"Strongly demand intervention by relevant government departments; these two should be sentenced!"

As netizens dig deeper, the situation escalated quickly. Although Yu Zhijing did not appear afterward, her representative lawyer and Ye Qiu maintained a firm stance, and even when fans came to inquire whether Yu Zhijing had been abused, they personally responded that she had been.

"This damn girl! She concealed so much from us! She’s been pretending all these years!" Liang Jin was pacing anxiously, with viciousness in his eyes.

Yu Shangnan was also impatient, questioning, "You fought with me for custody, is this how you educated her? Didn’t you know if she was in contact with outsiders? Didn’t you notice anything unusual? How did she get those videos?"

"Questioning me? Weren’t you present at some of those times? Did you discover anything?" Liang Jin retorted sarcastically.

"It’s not the time to shift blame, but to think about how to resolve this matter. The higher-ups are furious, saying if we don’t resolve it, we’re to compensate the company’s losses." The manager, Sister Ming, said with gritted teeth, realizing she had failed in her duty as a manager, letting such a significant issue happen under her nose.

Suddenly, she remembered the event two years ago when Yu Zhijing suddenly said she was going to cut the ribbon for the Four Siblings’ pastry shop. Why didn’t she ask a few more questions then? Why didn’t she go along?

Also the Four Siblings’ game company and Four Siblings Entertainment — such obvious clues. Why didn’t she think more about it? This affair must have been Yu Zhijing and their long-standing plan. It didn’t feel easy; since they could produce videos of childhood abuse, what more evidence did Yu Zhijing have?

Sister Ming felt this time might really be difficult to bounce back from, as they held no advantage from any perspective. As for blacklisting Yu Zhijing, the other side had the Four Siblings Entertainment, which is no weaker than the company. Yu Zhijing wouldn’t worry about resources in the future.

It’s her who should be worried. Yu Zhijing’s lawyer letter demanded the return of years of labor compensation, but that money has long been divided among them. How could she willingly spit it out?

Sister Ming had her own calculations, but she didn’t share them with Liang Jin and Yu Shangnan. After all, she was just a manager; the ones with the greatest responsibility should be the parents. If it all falls apart, she could flee abroad.

While everyone was speculating about where Yu Zhijing had gone and whether her mood was affected, she was enjoying the hospitality at Ye Qiu’s home.

She had lawyers at front, siblings behind, and all the evidence. What was there to worry about?

Duan Yunquan was running around the most because of this, and even Lee Shishi feared she was affected by online public opinion, often coming to keep her company. Not all netizens sided with her, after all.

Some haters said, regardless of what Yu Shangnan and Liang Jin did to her, they gave her good looks which couldn’t be faked. Besides, Liang Jin did make a point; if they hadn’t brought Yu Zhijing back, could she have made her mark in the entertainment industry? Could she have earned so much money?

Of course, this is nonsense; parents have the duty to raise their children after birth. They committed abandonment back then. And what were the resources they provided? How many years of Yu Zhijing’s life were wasted because of them? Isn’t the money earned enough to cover that so-called upbringing fee?

But the trolls didn’t care about these, especially since Liang Jin and others hired the Water Army. No matter who praised Yu Zhijing, what awaited was their frenzied biting, irritating everyone to their core.

Yet justice lies in people’s hearts. Did Liang Jin think controlling public opinion was enough? This only backfired, turning countless bystanders into Yu Zhijing’s fans. The parent-fans vigilantly monitored the web for the first time, leveraging their skills to uncover the Water Army group behind the scenes. We’re all people living in society; who’s inferior?

As a result, they traced and mocked two of Yu Zhijing’s rivals vigorously, causing their popularity to plummet.

Seriously, you guys too, aren’t you actors seeking legitimate competition good enough? Aren’t you aware of the timing now, using such underhanded tactics? Who should we attack but you? Yu Zhijing’s already in such a pitiful situation; what worse could you force on a newly adult child?

As for the primary culprits, Liang Jin and Yu Shangnan, everyone started giving their works negative ratings, strongly demanding they be taken down, because law-breaking individuals aren’t fit to be stars or public figures. Their works adversely affect society.

Though the court hadn’t officially convened, things had clearly gotten out of hand, so much so that websites didn’t want to offend netizens and actually took them down.

Because the situation was growing increasingly severe, she had previously reported Yu Shangnan and Liang Jin’s abandonment crime to the police, who promptly investigated the orphanage story.

This matter is not difficult to verify, as both evidence and witnesses are available, since adopting a child required relevant proof back then. Thus, the police released a report on the latest progress of the investigation.

The report stated it was a fact that Yu Zhijing had stayed at the orphanage with Zhu Li for six years, but whether Liang Jin and Yu Shangnan had abandoned her needed further investigation. According to Liang Jin’s statement, the child was lost due to negligence, not actively discarded.

This report once again ignited the netizens, isn’t that considered abandonment? Liang Jin had already entered the circle back then, and Yu Shangnan was the King. They couldn’t even protect one child? Moreover, if they lost her, why didn’t they report it?