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Ah Wei’s pupils dilated.

“When you went to school in town on the first day of junior high school, you came into contact with the Internet for the first time,” Chen Yu said calmly.

“You were different from other internet-addicted teenagers.”

“You don’t like to play games and only want to watch Ultraman.

“Although internet cafes are cheap, your grandmother only gives you three yuan a day for your meals.”

“In order to have money to watch Ultraman, you found all kinds of excuses to ask your grandmother for money.”

“One day, your grandmother saw through your lie and was so angry that she wanted to hit you.”

“Not only do you not feel that you are in the wrong, but you also think that you are the only child in the family and that all the money should be yours.”

“There’s no difference between giving it to you now and giving it to you in the future.”

“Not only did you push your grandmother to the ground, but you just coldly watched her have a heart attack.”

“Your grandmother begged you to get her medicine, but you didn’t do anything.”

“In the end, your grandmother died in front of you.”

“You grew up under her care,” Chen Yu said coldly.

“No matter how poor your family’s conditions are, they’ve never given you less food and clothing.”

“This is the first time you’ve done evil, and from this moment on, no one can ever control you.”

“After you completely let yourself loose and spent all your grandmother’s savings, you started associating with the shady side of society.”

“You were addicted to internet cafes, so you know more about the outside world than your peers.”

“You know you won’t be sentenced heavily if you are caught committing crimes due to being underage.”

“You’re used to being surrounded by your lackeys and don’t give a care in the world to the local authorities.”

“In order to provoke the police, you said that you watched grandma die of a heart attack in front of you.”

“The medicine in the bottle was held in your hand, and you just didn’t want to give it to her.”

Chen Yu could never tolerate someone who could hurt their loved ones for fun.

This was also the reason Chen Yu was so welcoming of All Wei.

It was the police’s job to deal with Ah Wei, and it was Chen Yu’s job to expose this bastard’s true colors thoroughly.

It was also to send him to the police again.

As his grandmother had passed away many years ago, her corpse had long turned into ashes.

Even if he told the police, they wouldn’t have any evidence to convict him.

Seeing that Ah Wei wanted to retort, Chen Yu sneered and interrupted him. “I know what you want to say. You want to say that I’m looking down on you for having stayed in prison and that I am deliberately slandering you.”

“You don’t need to rush; we’ll continue this one by one.”

“According to the law, the police can’t convict the accused if the suspect confesses and the police can’t find any evidence.”

“Although they can’t convict you of this crime, what you said has been recorded and is still in the database of your local police station.”

“As for you saying that the villagers are magnanimous and were welcoming of your return, it’s just a load of nonsense!”

Chen Yu tapped the table and looked at Ah Wei with a faint smile.

“It’s not that they’re magnanimous enough to accept you back into their village, but that they don’t dare not accept you.”

“Although you have been in prison for many years, the terrifying impression you left on your village has not disappeared.”

Zhou Kexin wanted to slap herself and offer worthless sympathy.

She couldn’t believe she actually sympathized with this scum.

“All Wei, you’re really a scumbag!! I was tricked by you!”

Zhou Kexin cursed angrily, as Ah Wei felt uneasy.

Ever since he started livestreaming, he has heard rumors about Chen Yu.

It was said that this person knew everything and had helped the police arrest many criminals.

As Ah Wei had not seen it with his own eyes, he didn’t quite believe it.

This time, he wanted to shift his responsibility and redirect the conflict between himself and Chen Yu.

So, he secretly changed the topic and reduced his blame.

He never expected Chen Yu to ignore everything and flip the table by revealing his past.

At this moment, a fan sent a comment.

“Since All Wei is still as fierce as he used to be, why didn’t he continue to mingle with the scum of society?”

“Why did he become a streamer?”

“The reason why he did this is because of his experience in prison.”

Chen Yu fiercely shot a glance at Ah Wei, whose expression had changed drastically after hearing that.

Ah Wei had been in prison for three years but did not realize his mistake.

He thought that he was unlucky.

Back then, he didn’t have much experience. He followed his lackeys and showed his face in public every day, which was why he was caught red-handed.

Ah Wei’s cell was filled with people who had served many sentences.

From word of mouth, he learned that local authorities would closely monitor any prisoners after their release.

So, All Wei had learned his lesson and enriched himself with the experience of the other prisoners.

If he directly involved himself with his previous gang members, he would probably be discovered by the local authorities at the first moment.

Everything Ah Wei learned in prison was used by him to confuse the local authorities.

He pretended to be a poverty relief anchor to transmit positive energy, showing his determination to turn over a new leaf.

“At the beginning of your livestreams, you would regurgitate some positive quotes from the internet to increase your positive energy persona.”

“You encouraged chat to work hard, be filial to their parents, and love their close ones.”

“You always emphasized not breaking the law.”

“You acted as if you don’t care about how many people are paying attention or whether you can sell your fruits or not.”

“This was all just to confuse the local authorities and make them think you have really learned your lesson.”

“After relaxing their focus on you, you can finally regather your gang members in peace.”

“You just didn’t expect that many others who have been released from prison were using the same method to clear their names over the past few years.”

“Also, quite a number of viewers watching these streams bought their act.”

“The number of fans following you increased day by day, and the orders for your village’s fruits also increased day by day.”

“You originally intended to use livestreaming as a place to hide your innocence, but by accident, you gained hundreds of thousands of fans.”

“You can’t even count the amount of money you earned after just a short while.”

By the time Chen Yu finished his revelation, chat exploded.

“Is there something this bastard can’t do?”

“Suffering doesn’t need praise, and good and evil mustn’t be distorted. Dr. Chen, you did well for exposing him.”

“Those in the chat who praised him for turning over a new leaf should come out and take a walk.”

“Dr. Chen cut off another source of income for those coming out of prison. LOL.”

“While searching for enlightenment, 1 thought about becoming an internet celebrity. In the end, there were already others doing the same before 1 could even start.”

“I’m speechless! Celebrities who committed crimes would be banned, but those who were released from prison could become internet celebrities by publicizing their prison experiences.”

Ah Wei’s face went pale, and his heart was filled with fear.

Ah Wei forced himself to be calm and said, “You’re a big streamer with millions of fans. Why must you make things difficult for a small fry like me?”

“I’ve done bad things, but not as bad as you say.”

“Just because you look down on me, you frame me without any evidence.”

“If you continue, 1’11 definitely sue you!”

“There’s no need to go through so much trouble,” Chen Yu said with a faint smile. “They’re already at your doorstep.”

“What?!”

Ah Wei subconsciously looked at the door.

“As for why they came, it’s not to uphold justice for you.”

“They want to talk to you about your economic consulting company.”

Ah Wei was deeply shocked after hearing that..