Chapter 135: Why Doesn't the Up Master Donate His Money to Mountainous Areas! (Combined)

This time, the video was a bit long compared to Zhou Yi's previous ones, mainly because there was a lot of content.

Originally, one event would have been split into two videos to pad... to make, but now that it was all compressed into one video, it was naturally going to be very long.

Added to that was the stick figure animation inside, which even made Zhou Yi himself feel a bit like it was a TV series.

With a longer video, the review process was naturally slower, but as the saying goes, he, Zhou Mouren, had the time.

In Guang City, Yuan Jie was lying on the sofa scrolling through short videos; it seemed very interesting, yet also seemed very boring.

Modern people, you say they are bored, but they aren't bored at all; with a mobile phone, a charger, and some WiFi, they can unknowingly pass an entire day.

But after the day is over, they feel, "Damn it, I wasted another day; I want to travel, the world is so big, I want to go see it!"

It's just that after they go through all the trouble to take a trip, they find that it's still better to just play on their phones at home...

Yuan Jie was scrolling through videos, but the expression on her face was a bit strange.

"Eh, this is the second one already, and it's also a public apology. Is this Zhou Yi taking action?"

She had already discovered two accounts that stole Zhou Yi's videos making public apologies today, and filled with curiosity, Yuan Jie began to search.

She was the one who told him about his videos being stolen before, but she hadn't expected Zhou Yi to release such a video later.

To be honest, in Yuan Jie's view, that statement was indeed a bit grand; although that guy called "Wo Daji Zei Liu" was just quibbling, there was still some meaning to it.

If he was only holding onto the idea of "killing the chicken to warn the monkey," it really didn't fit his Setting a Persona.

Filled with curiosity, Yuan Jie began to search for those accounts she knew of that had stolen the videos.

Public apology, public apology, and still more public apologies...

"No way... did he really find every single account?"

Looking again at that key account "Ayi," eh, Yuan Jie searched for a long time only to find that the account was gone.

What's going on? Why didn't this one make a public apology? Could it be that they deactivated and ran away? Zhou Yi didn't handle this part well!

Just as she was pondering, she casually opened Zhou Yi's personal homepage, and eh, the Pigeon Spirit had actually updated!

Look at the title: Regarding my reporting and filing a Lawsuit against over a hundred people!

What? Because she was lying down playing with her phone, the moment Yuan Jie saw this title, her phone fell directly onto her face.

But she didn't care about that; she hurriedly clicked on the video.

Although she knew Zhou Yi was a serious person, there was no reason to be this serious, right?

Perhaps because the video had just been released, there weren't many bullet comments, so it didn't look as comfortable, but Yuan Jie watched it very carefully.

Starting from consulting Fang Dazhuang to collect evidence, to having enough evidence to report to the police, and then filing a Lawsuit, with trips to the Imperial Capital, Modu, and other places to collect evidence mixed in between...

Every single detail was recorded, and Yuan Jie was completely stunned watching it.

He really did find all those people who stole his videos and sued them one by one...

And after seeing the situation in the Criminal First Instance Judgment, Yuan Jie hurriedly began to compare them.

The real names inside were of course censored, but the account names could be seen.

"Auntie, A Yu, A Life of One Wan... they all match up, and these accounts can't be found anywhere now!"

Holy crap! The Pigeon Spirit actually went back to his old profession and sent all these guys who stole his videos inside!

Especially that Ayi; although she couldn't see the court trial video, through the stick figure animation, Yuan Jie could see that the other party really cried very miserably in the end...

Going from a perfectly fine boss to a prisoner in an instant—this feeling, presumably, no one could accept.

Furthermore, there were those platform attitudes, which made Yuan Jie feel disgusted; they just relied on their massive scale, so they didn't care about these things at all.

After finishing the video, she hurried to the comment section, which had already turned into a chaotic mess.

"Namu Gatling Bodhisattva": Top comment, Up Master is awesome! I'm uneducated, so I can only say this: I've long been annoyed by those people!

"A Yi": Exactly, I'm really curious why some people always think they can act unscrupulously hiding behind the internet; look at them now, feeling stupid, right?

"Feng Qingyue": Don't these dogs who steal videos even look at the video content? They steal everything!

Seeing this, Yuan Jie couldn't help but laugh; it was indeed true. It's fine if you steal other people's videos, but for an Up Master like this, he has a "criminal record"!

But thinking about it, it seems normal; before this, it seems not many Up Masters would conduct such large-scale Legal Aid activities.

Just like Yuan Jie, everyone could see the quality of this video.

"High-speed Typing Keyboard Warrior": It's no exaggeration to say that the Up Master's video this time can almost be said to have provided everyone with legal education on the act of Tort regarding Copyright from both civil and criminal aspects.

"The definition of crime and non-crime, the basis for sentencing, the collection and preservation of evidence, etc. —although we might not be able to do it, I have to say, this is an extremely successful legal education!"

That's right, not long after the video was released, the professionals among the audience had already stood up and started to provide professional commentary.

At this moment, everyone who watched Zhou Yi's video was sighing with emotion; this Up Master had done what they had thought about countless times in their daily lives!

It wasn't just about the video theft itself.

Now, internet Tort occurs frequently; the simplest example is people cursing online, which makes many people so angry their livers hurt, and they even can't help but expose their addresses wanting to have an offline "date" with the other party.

But after spending time and energy, the result obtained is often unsatisfactory; it's as if the other party cursed for nothing.

And now, although the Up Master's video is aimed at Copyright Tort, it's as if it directly hit the "pleasure point" of many people!

They just love seeing those who are arrogant online end up crying bitterly once they appear in reality.

And, this is truly a ruthless person; as for anyone online who stole his videos, he didn't let a single one go!

But as the popularity grew higher and higher, everyone's artillery fire had begun to turn toward those who had made strange remarks before.

The comments from the "Wo Daji Zei Liu" brother naturally had some supporters; no matter what, everyone's thought was: since you, the Up Master, are being serious, then you shouldn't just catch the ringleader.

"I report this kind of person's videos every time I see them. I'm very curious how such trash videos can still attract people? What kind of trash Setting a Persona, being serious? I think he's just a troublemaker!"

Remarks like this were everywhere.

And now, the Up Master has sued everyone, and all the matters have had results; so, how about it now?

Everyone was constantly replying to the previous comments, especially "Wo Daji Zei Liu"; the other party's words were in the pinned area, so they were easy to find.

"Where are you? Come out! Hurry up and watch the Up Master's new video. Didn't you say the Up Master was just Setting a Persona?"

"Yeah, hurry up and come out! Aren't you living on Bilibili? Don't you come here to curse every day? Why are you nowhere to be seen in the new video?"

"Filing Civil Litigation against one hundred and six people, five people sentenced to prison, the money recovered by the Up Master is almost a drop in the bucket compared to the investment, and now you all have nothing to say?"

Just like at the beginning, except that the brother who was a free spirit chose to delete his account and run away, while these people, they didn't delete their accounts, but they didn't have any response either.

They were just like two onlookers, blabbering a few words there, and then after waiting for Zhou Yi to cut open his stomach, they turned around again, muttering in their mouths, how bloody...

So scary, I can't look, I'm leaving.

Zhou Yi was also scrolling through videos at this moment; he was a bit amazed because the video's popularity rose too quickly!

Not long after passing the review, the view counts, bullet comments, and comments were all skyrocketing!

And when seeing these comments, to be honest, he felt very fortunate.

Very fortunate to have a system, very fortunate to have these audience lords.

Because in this world, there are more people who have put in great effort to Self-Proving Innocence but had no results.

Why would there be no results? A Small Essay can suddenly cause a person to lose their reputation overnight.

That Small Essay doesn't need to provide any evidence, it only needs one's own description, one's own feelings; anyway, it's all your fault.

But you need to Self-Proving Innocence; little do people know that Self-Proving Innocence itself is a false proposition, and Burden of Proof is almost the fundamental basis in Civil Litigation activities.

However, what makes one most helpless is that when you rack your brains to Self-Proving Innocence, you discover that those who once scolded you will never say another word.

They act as if they simply cannot see your Self-Proving Innocence, still posting some inexplicable words like "this doggy is so cute" and "big sister is so cool" just like before.

What? You say you are innocent? Oh, forgot.

Still that same saying, who cares how many bowls of noodles you ate? We are just enjoying the process of you cutting yourself open...

Zhou Yi felt fortunate to have such a group of audience lords, although he also knew that was because he hadn't actually broken out of his niche yet.

He indeed had popularity on Bilibili and some video platforms, but it was only popularity, nothing more.

Compared to those big shots who stay on the trending searches at every turn, he currently doesn't count for anything at all.

Including the previous Jingzhou Cuisine dog-walking incident, he stood up to refute it, but not many people remembered him.

It's just that with this video released, Zhou Yi has reason to believe that he will be recognized by everyone again; this doesn't matter.

The current Zhou Yi feels he has truly become a fighter; perhaps this is how steel is tempered.

And likewise, many people inside started to express their views on the platform issue.

"The matter of big shops bullying customers is never-ending; these platforms, relying on their status, never take content creators seriously."

"Look at the reactions of those 'General Managers' and 'Presidents', saying things like 'taking legal channels is your freedom, but we cannot apologize'—what kind of talk is that?"

"Exactly, has apologizing for doing something wrong become an impossible thing? Is it me who is crazy or is this world crazy!"

So under such circumstances, a group of audience lords chose to forward it in various ways!

Forwarding and reposting are not the same thing; forwarding is forwarding the link, and the other party can click in through the link to watch the video.

Must say, the spontaneous behavior of these audience lords of Zhou Yi is quite strong; they probably feel that such Legal Aid actions must be made known to others!

Even if cutting open one's stomach is a very helpless act, one must still achieve the effect, one must still let more people know you only ate one bowl of noodles!

And as these forwards increased, Zhou Yi soon discovered that there were some inexplicable remarks in the comment section.

"So the Up Master spent so much money just for this so-called Setting a Persona? Why must he sue so many people?"

"Exactly, I think it's enough to let those who should go to jail go to jail; there's no need for the rest to do this. Really, so much money wasted, can't it be donated to children in mountain areas?"

"There are still many children in mountain areas who can't get enough to eat, and the Up Master has already started wasting money on such futile efforts?"

Seeing these words, Zhou Yi originally intended to refute them, but his audience lords had already started to strike back.

"Screenshot... so how exactly is the Up Master supposed to act to be right? If he doesn't sue, that's Setting a Persona; if he sues, that's wasting money."

Anyway, whatever you do is wrong.

"But doesn't this show the Up Master is too petty? Others were just saying it, and he took it seriously. Does he know what kind of life children in mountain areas are living now?"

Right, people were just saying it, who told you to take it seriously...

A lot of the Internet Violence online, when you talk about it, it's all just 'just saying it', 'joking with you'—I don't even know you, who wants to joke with you!

"So how much have you donated? And why, under my own Legal Aid video, are you bringing up the matter of doing charity!" Zhou Yi replied directly.

He is not like those other Up Masters who, due to their status, never personally get into the arena to argue with people.

From the video where his account was recovered, Zhou Yi has been active in the comment section!

It's just that later he was scared by being urged to update.

What Zhou Yi didn't expect was that this guy named "Fei Wo Si Cun" replied directly.

"What's wrong? You are an internet celebrity, you should be a role model. You made money through videos, can't we say a couple of things about you?"

"I'm very curious, is wasting money now still the right thing to do?"

Zhou Yi didn't hesitate at all and replied directly: "So after all that talk, you still haven't donated, so why are you standing out to say anything? By the way, I have actually donated."

He had indeed donated; the amount wasn't much, it was what he saved by living frugally when he was in college.

This time, the other party didn't speak.

Zhou Yi shook his head and stopped looking at these comments, put down his phone, walked to the window, and looked at the world outside the window.

The residents in the Small Residential District were living and working in peace, the Property Management was no longer causing trouble, and the people walking dogs had put on leashes.

And outside, those who should go to jail went to jail, and those who should apologize apologized.

In Modu, Fang Xiaotong and a few roommates also saw Zhou Yi's latest video, and at this moment they were also sighing, truly a "serious-about-everything Up Master".

After thinking for a while, Fang Xiaotong posted a very long comment.

She said she was originally one of those who stole videos, thinking this behavior had nothing wrong with it at all, and that it was even adding popularity for the original author.

But now she understood, wrong is wrong; if others didn't say anything, why should she add popularity for them.

Of course, the reaction of a certain middle school student's father was a bit strange.

After beating the child up, the father apologized publicly.

It was also fortunate that Mediation can now be conducted through the internet; otherwise, this father felt that if he were made to say his account name in Court, he would directly choose to "knock his head against the ground".

Only after the public apology, and carrying a trace of curiosity, this father opened the APP; he was a bit curious about what his son usually watched.

Then he discovered that no matter how he scrolled, it was one black silk after another... This, is the power of Big Data!

Because this episode of the video was truly hardcore to the extreme, Zhou Yi soon discovered that this video was climbing at a speed he could not imagine.

Many new viewers who had watched the video had already become voluntary promoters; whenever they met someone they were familiar with, they would recommend the other person to watch it.

This astonishing level of heat naturally also attracted the attention of some Self-Media.

Those who make videos are called Self-Media; likewise, those who write articles are also Self-Media.

For example, on a certain well-known Q&A platform for Pretending to be Cool, similar questions had already appeared.

"How to evaluate Bilibili Up Master A Yi?"

And "How to comment on A Yi's video about filing a Lawsuit against over a hundred people."

The question description had a very strong flavor, asking whether, as a Self-Media, he was doing this for Legal Aid, or was it a blow to video sharing?

Correspondingly, someone soon stood up to reply.

"Thanks for the invite. As someone working in the relevant industry, because I'm afraid of being recognized, I've gone anonymous. A Yi's video quality is indeed very high, but I have to say, his behavior is destroying the sharing mechanism of video platforms!"

"In this industry, there are actually not just big Up Masters; there are more of those small Up Masters. They have no heat, no traffic, and are just doing it for love."

"But one day, a video might suddenly go viral after being posted to other websites. No one can say for sure, so for these Up Masters, they aren't afraid of having their videos stolen; they are afraid of no one stealing their videos."

"Originally, this was a virtuous cycle system. The people who stole the videos helped increase the heat, and the original creator got traffic, which was a win-win situation. But now, with A Yi's large-scale Lawsuit and reporting, the entire system has been destroyed."

"Moreover, I have now found some things about Up Master A Yi. Everyone can head over to Bilibili to watch... link."

Zhou Yi saw this reply when he was preparing to go downstairs.

It was also Yuan Jie who sent him the screenshot.

The general meaning was just like this: Zhou Yi actually shouldn't have done this; he had best apologize to everyone, otherwise he would find it difficult to move an inch in this industry!

Looking at the comments again, that made Zhou Mouren feel his blood pressure was a bit high.

Because everyone expressed that this was so right; you are just a small Up Master, people don't even look down on stealing your videos!

Being looked upon by others to steal your video shows that you have value.

This logic seemed to have no flaws, but Zhou Yi really wanted to curse.

Does whether my video has value need you, a video thief, to make a judgment?

I don't want you to steal my video, damn it!

And that talk of "unspoken rules" at every turn was even more annoying. Since it's called an unspoken rule, it shouldn't be put out in the open!

That guy who was blowing hot air even posted a Bilibili link at the end. One click and you could tell it was the answer posted by the guy himself.

And he even went anonymous, putting on an act.

Looking at that video called "Bilibili Sherlock Holmes," Zhou Yi discovered that this person was actually a "hammering" Up Master.

What is "hammering"? It means finding some dark history of Up Masters, or chat logs, or other things, and then for the sake of justice or whatever, directly attacking people.

Of course, perhaps in the past, this so-called "hammering" was sincere, but in the eyes of an old hand like Zhou Yi, the so-called "hammering" now is all for traffic.

Evidence? You will find that in those so-called hammering videos of theirs for the sake of justice, from beginning to end, there isn't a single piece of solid proof.

It's just like a Small Essay, only it's the Bilibili version, and they aren't even the parties involved.

Carrying curiosity, Zhou Yi soon found that episode of the video.

The name of that video was "Solid Hammer! Up Master A Yi is engaged in Money Laundering!"

Perhaps because it was related to Zhou Yi, the heat of this video rose very quickly.

The moment he saw the title, Zhou Yi directly started with a confused face.

Of course, he wasn't saying anything else, he just felt, in this day and age, even a little money given by a system can be investigated?

And can even be found by others to have solid evidence of Money Laundering?

What kind of crappy system, you trash grandson, look at those Shenhao Systems of others, all kinds of Lamborghini Venenos, Tomson Riviera, and the like appearing abruptly, and no one suspects anything.

How come you, this trash system, are the one being suspected?

His heart suddenly started beating wildly, and Zhou Yi hurriedly clicked on the video to watch.

"Up Master A Yi, originally just an ordinary gaming Up Master, suddenly one day posted a video of a backhanded top-up of one million, and then started to become popular!"

"Everyone look, these are some of A Yi's previous records, screenshot, screenshot. You can see that he had almost no top-ups in Genshin Impact."

"But for the sake of so-called 'taking things seriously,' he didn't hesitate to top up one million. And also, let's continue to look down; the next several episodes of videos, including starting a Company, all show that he is very rich."

"But we all know that even a rich person couldn't spend money like this for the sake of 'taking things seriously.' So what about A Yi? He spends money in all sorts of ways for this 'taking things seriously.' What kind of situation is this?"

"Needless to say, Money Laundering. I think anyone with a little common sense knows that this is definitely Money Laundering!"

"……"

Huh? Zhou Yi looked at the content in the video, feeling a bit dumbfounded.

He didn't quite dare to believe his eyes, so he watched the whole video twice, but the conclusion reached made Zhou Yi start to ponder the meaning of life.

Because in this so-called "solid hammer" video, there wasn't a shred of evidence regarding a solid hammer.

It was just saying that Zhou Yi spending money in all sorts of ways to "take things seriously" was unreasonable and must be Money Laundering. Yes, that was the conclusion.

So you come up and directly say I'm Money Laundering without any evidence?

But you didn't call the police to investigate me, instead you just made a video to blabber and leech off the heat?

This made Zhou Mouren set his heart at ease. The system was still reliable; the money in either the virtual account or the physical account definitely had no problems.

Otherwise, it would have been controlled by the anti-Money Laundering system long ago when he topped up the one million.

And at the end of the video, that Up Master who couldn't be seen clearly directly said that he suggested A Yi provide an explanation.

Otherwise, it would be a lack of respect for so many fans who supported him!

Zhou Mouren actually wanted to emphasize again that those people were not his fans; they were viewers...

Looking at the comment section, sure enough, his viewers had already started to refute.

"Fengqingyue": Up Master, I've read through the whole thing and there is no evidence. Do you know that this is called Defamation? Once the view count exceeds a certain number, it involves a Criminal Case!

Thanks to Ling Jie previously, Zhou Yi's audience lords are now very clear about the Constitutive Elements of Defamation...

However, the Up Master's reply made Zhou Yi want to laugh.

"This is a reasonable guess; why don't you let A Yi explain it himself."

"Why should he have to explain? Just because you have a big face? If you have questions, you can call the police. What's the point of posting it here!"

This one is a real heavyweight.

Looking at the video, this Up Master's voice sounds a bit young; does he not watch his own videos?

Or is it that the other party just feels their guess is correct?

Originally, Zhou Yi did intend to reply, but looking at the other party's view count, he suddenly felt there was no need to speak at all.

This is another person who doesn't care about anything just to chase clout. Why do people nowadays always think they are so smart?

He, Zhou Yi, posts videos online so unscrupulously; if it were really Money Laundering, that would be like casting an ultimate skill right in front of the anti-money laundering system, and he would have been gone long ago.

Never mind, follow the method Fang Dazhuang taught previously to start securing evidence; the video must be downloaded.

As for the view count... Zhou Yi feels it wouldn't hurt to let the bullets fly for a while.

Truth be told, the release of this video did indeed cause some people to have doubts.

This group of people are those who kept commenting "it shouldn't be that bad."

"Up Master, hurry up and come out to explain. Why don't you talk about what's going on with your money?"

"That's right, they've already been caught red-handed, everyone hurry up and start reporting!"

"What kind of 'serious' Up Master, using the name of being serious to engage in Money Laundering. Has anyone called the police? This Up Master seems to be from Jingzhou."

"Already called the police, took screenshots. I just don't want to see an Up Master like this who fishes for fame and compliments, using Money Laundering to bully people. Disgusting!"

Comments like these, which already claimed to have called the police and had screenshots, were pushed to the very top.

Upon seeing these comments, Zhou Yi was a bit confused. Could it be that the videos he posts daily have made many people dislike him?

Otherwise, it makes no sense. The other party's video is just a Small Essay, and it doesn't even have as much emotional resonance as a Small Essay, yet it has already led many people to stir up trouble.

However, this time Zhou Yi has experience. In his eyes, these insults directed at him aren't just insults—they are all components of a Silver Bracelet!

Incidentally, he had already dialed Zhou Cainiao's phone number.

"Hello, Lawyer Zhou, are you busy right now?"

On the other end of the phone, Zhou Xinran looked at her desktop and said, "Not too busy, what's wrong, Mr. Zhou?"

Regardless of anything else, this Mr. Zhou is a pretty good person; when he went to the Imperial Capital and Modu, everything was done according to the highest standards.

"Oh, I have a case here, I don't know if you're interested."

Hearing this, Zhou Xinran said suspiciously: "Your case? Shouldn't your case be handled by Teacher Fang?"

"Eh, Lawyer Zhou, Fang Dazhuang is so busy, there's no need to find him for such a small case, and you are very familiar with this type of case."

Am I very familiar with it?

Zhou Xinran began to think carefully. Could it be that her current experience has already been recognized by Zhou Yi?

That would be great!

Hard work pays off, where there is a will, there is a way!

"Ah, Mr. Zhou, what type of case is it? I actually don't have that much experience yet..."

"Lawyer Zhou, please don't say that. Your experience is definitely rich, it's that Criminal Private Prosecution case for Defamation where you acted as Ling Jie's agent before."

Zhou Yi said with a chuckle: "Long illness makes a good doctor, I think you must be quite good at this!"

Zhou Xinran: "..."

I don't know why, but I really want to refuse him!

But unfortunately, Zhou Cainiao really couldn't say the words to refuse.

This case, she really was very familiar with it...

"If Lawyer Zhou takes the case, then I will tell you the situation. We should probably start collecting evidence now..."

Hanging up the phone, Zhou Yi looked very relaxed. Although Zhou Xinran is a rookie, he believes that with the guidance from the previous video, there should be no problem with collecting evidence.

He had originally planned to go look at cars, but then this whole thing came up. This is probably what they mean by "fame brings trouble."

Fortunately, he had already arranged for Lawyer Zhou, so Zhou Yi decided to go out and look at the car now.

He wanted to know what exactly the S Shop had done to his car.

He took a taxi all the way to the S Shop, then Zhou Yi took out his phone and started contacting that Manager Gu.

"Hello, Manager Gu, it's Zhou Yi. I'm at the entrance of the Si S Dian. Where are you? I want to see how my car is doing now."

Manager Gu on the phone didn't speak at first, but soon said: "Ah, Mr. Zhou, what a coincidence, I'm not at the shop right now. How about you come back tomorrow?"

"That's fine, if you're not at the shop, see if you can find someone to take me to see the car. It's been quite a long time."

"But Mr. Zhou, our repair area is not easy to enter. I... I think you should come back tomorrow, and I will contact you then!"

If Zhou Yi was only suspicious before, then now he is a bit certain: his car must have run into some problems.

Otherwise, just changing a headlight, touching up some paint, or maybe doing some minor bodywork shouldn't take this long to finish.

Even if it wasn't finished, there's no reason not to let him see the car!

Therefore, Zhou Yi's voice had already turned cold: "Manager Gu, let's not talk about other things. It's a car repair, and it's my own car; can't I even take a look?"

"No, no, Mr. Zhou, of course you can see the car, it's just..."

"Just what? Can't you call someone to take me in? Or did something happen to my car!" Zhou Yi said again.

"No, no, Mr. Zhou, this... sigh, it's hard for me to say, your car has run into a slight problem." Manager Gu hesitated for a moment, then said.

Sure enough, there was a problem!

"What kind of slight problem?"

"It's just... it's just that the car was repaired earlier, and then an Apprentice from our shop went to test drive it, and as a result, as a result, they accidentally crashed it..."

"What? You crashed it while test driving? Didn't you just need to replace a headlight? Why did you even need to test drive it? That's enough, I want to see my car right now, I need to see what kind of shape it's in!"

After hearing a couple of sentences, Zhou Yi already understood; he had likely encountered the legendary "Apprentice joyriding a customer's car" scenario.

After all, when getting a car repaired, you have to leave your car keys and such with them, and then, some mechanics will think about taking your car out for a spin.

Because it isn't their own car, they aren't careful or cautious, and flooring the gas pedal and such are common occurrences.

He just didn't expect that his own car would actually be crashed!

After waiting for a while, someone walked out and led Zhou Yi into the inner area, and Zhou Yi finally saw his Four Circles.

"Mr. Zhou, I'm truly sorry, it really wasn't a major incident, it just bumped slightly in the front, and we only had to replace the fender..."

Is that so? Zhou Yi wasn't quite sure; if it were truly simple, these professional mechanics should have already fixed it.

Because some of our readers have reported that the quality of the previous two chapters had declined, Lao Jiu has adjusted things well for today's update, which is why it is late; this is a two-in-one eight-thousand-word chapter. Thanks to Feng Shenyao, Reader 1506, Menghuan Liuxing, Taishou Cangqiong, Daqian 520, Congqian, Langli Lang, Banmeng, Xiao Zhang de Shuchong, Caicai de Sanshui, Zaipao Kaiqiangla, Yimo Qinse, Wen Chi, Yuan Xiao, and Meng Chi Huo Xiaodi. Thank you to these brothers for their tips. Everyone, let me know if you prefer this length or four thousand words; I need to decide.

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