Curious netizens waited with bated breath, and finally, the moment Shu Wan mentioned—the start of her live stream—came. A flood of people poured in, causing Weibo to crash momentarily.
Once they entered the live room, the first thing that shocked them was not the juicy details but Shu Wan’s beauty.
Shu Wan was live streaming outdoors, and not far behind her was the police station.
She wore a simple white casual shirt and had a makeup-free face, which only accentuated her sculptured bone structure and ethereal presence.
In the sunlight, a gentle breeze blew, lifting the strands of hair at her temples, as if reaching into the hearts of the viewers.
[Today I finally understand what a femme fatale looks like... With such beauty, who wouldn’t be mesmerized?]
[So beautiful... I came here for the gossip, didn’t I? With a face like that, she could trick me into being an idiot, and I’m not joking.]
[You guys really have no principles, do you? It doesn’t matter how pretty she is; such a vicious woman should be behind bars, taking someone’s life and still having the nerve to live stream, I can’t stand it.]
The barrage of comments in the live room swept across the screen rapidly, nearly filling it up, before Shu Wan glanced at it and began, "There’s been a lot of news about me recently, let’s respond to it all today."
Shu Wan, now an enthusiast for surfing the web, naturally knew about the many stories circulating about her.
She hadn’t responded much, mainly feeling it a waste of time, after all, whatever others said couldn’t affect her.
But as the rumors grew more outrageous, Shu Wan felt the need to clear things up and took advantage of this opportunity to clarify everything all at once.
"My conflict with Chu Huahuan is because her son hurt my son, and the suspension of the show is not due to our conflict, but because her son committed a crime."
Shu Wan briefly explained, and in response to questions about "what crime" in the comments, she simply said, "That’s a matter for the production team, they will explain it."
With that, Shu Wan waved off-screen, and soon, Wang Tian came over with a girl wearing a mask.
"This young lady here is the one who posted on Weibo a few days ago claiming I forced her to drop out of school."
The female student, clearly frightened in front of the camera, unconsciously tried to avoid it, but Wang Tian wouldn’t let her leave.
"I could indeed sue her," Shu Wan looked at the student, "but as you said, you are still in school. Given your young age, I won’t pursue the matter."
Hearing Shu Wan’s words, the originally panicked student lifted her head in surprise, "Really?"
"I may let it go, but you must experience the harm you caused for yourself." Having said that, Shu Wan gave Wang Tian a cue, "Go ahead."
After her words fell, Shu Wan moved the camera away, no longer showing the female student on screen, but from the sounds and commotion off-screen, one could guess Wang Tian was throwing rotten eggs and spoiled cabbage at the girl.
Wrapped in the stench of the eggs, the student couldn’t help but burst into tears.
Shu Wan looked on dispassionately, glanced at her, and said, "Feeling humiliated? Didn’t you think about how others might feel when you were throwing things at them?"
"I know I was wrong, I’m sorry, I really won’t dare to do it again."
With the sticky, smelly eggs clinging to her body, and the stench nearly suffocating her, the student truly understood for the first time how hurtful her actions had been.
"Then you may go. I’ll have the lawyer drop the charges, and the school won’t expel you, just see to it that you behave yourself."
"Thank you so much." Knowing she wouldn’t be expelled, the student overflowed with gratitude, bowing continuously to Shu Wan and apologizing, "I will never do it again, I’m so sorry."
[Isn’t that too cruel... She’s just a young girl, and you pelt her with rotten eggs?? How foul that must smell, oh my god.]
[Are you a saint in the previous comment? Where’s the cruelty? Isn’t this just giving her a taste of her own medicine? Would Shu Wan have done this if the college student hadn’t thrown rotten eggs at her?]
[Isn’t Shu Wan being merciful... She’s not even pursuing the student’s responsibility, I’m petty, if it were me, I’d definitely have her sent to jail.]
"There’s also a rumor that I killed Liu Zhaodi."
As she spoke, Shu Wan directly dialed a phone number, which was quickly picked up by a doctor.
In the video, Liu Zhaodi could be seen lying in a hospital bed, looking pale but with stable vital signs.
"Liu Zhaodi was poisoned by her own son, and because it was discovered in time, she didn’t die and is now in the hospital."