Chapter 156: Lincheng Liu Dazhuang!

"Expose?"

Guo Hongtu was a bit surprised when he heard this and said, "How do we expose it? Is exposing it even useful?"

"And why should we expose it? Aren't you studying law? Didn't you say before that the Civil Code and all that have regulations, and that what we're doing is right?"

"Why expose it? If it doesn't work, let's just file a lawsuit. I don't believe there isn't a place in this world that talks sense!"

By the end of his sentence, Guo Hongtu was already very angry. He was a man who cared about his reputation; to have his face slapped in that kind of situation and be retorted to the point where he couldn't say a single word—this was deliberately making him look bad!

So this matter absolutely could not just be left at that!

So what if they have money? So what if they donate? Does that mean they can do things like this?

Facing his father, who had suddenly lost his temper again, Guo Xiaowei also had a massive headache. He knew his father must have misunderstood something.

He, Guo Xiaowei, was at Handong University of Political Science and Law, but he was only a sophomore. In other words, he had only learned the basics of law.

Yes, he knew the legal articles, so when his father mentioned the elevator installation that day and worried that someone would object, he had explained this legal article.

As a result, they had now encountered such a situation. How could they file a lawsuit? There were no grounds for it at all.

"Dad, about this matter, we can't file a lawsuit right now..."

Guo Xiaowei thought for a moment before saying this.

Guo Hongtu's eyes widened: "Aren't you studying law? How can you not even file a lawsuit?"

"Look at that person downstairs, the one who studies computers—he's really good at fixing computers now, you know!"

For a moment, Guo Xiaowei wanted to explain clearly to his father that a computer major is not about fixing computers.

But he thought better of it; even if he explained it, his father might not understand.

Many people of the older generation like this only believe in themselves.

"Dad, it's not that I can't file a lawsuit, it's mainly that we don't have any grounds to sue them right now."

Although he was only a sophomore, Guo Xiaowei considered himself a good student and felt that handling this kind of "simple" lawsuit should be no problem.

But the key was that there were truly no grounds; they hadn't even reached the two-thirds or three-quarters consent threshold, and instead, the other party was using moral kidnapping to force his family to move.

"But you just said the other party is using moral kidnapping, so how is there no grounds?"

Guo Xiaowei took a deep breath. If it were any other time, he would have already snapped "Legal Blind" at them.

But this was his father. In this day and age, people have many things they can choose, but you can't choose your father.

So he could only say: "Dad, don't be anxious yet. Let me ask my friend first, and let's see if we can expose it."

Saying is one thing, but he was only a college student, and at this age, he was thinking about being independent every day.

Moreover, he felt he was already independent—doing internships and whatnot. Aside from needing his family to cover living expenses, he was indeed independent.

After finally getting Guo Hongtu to calm down, Guo Xiaowei walked to the side and started thinking of ways to expose it.

It really is true that "what is learned from books is shallow; one must practice it to truly understand."

When at school, Guo Xiaowei would often say things like, "Believe it or not, I'll post this online and make you go viral!"

He was young, after all. If a young person isn't hot-blooded, are they even a young person? So that's how he talked whenever he encountered anything.

But saying it is one thing; now that he actually intended to expose it, he was a bit at a loss and didn't know how to operate.

It felt like he had countless methods in his heart—writing letters to report, contacting reporters, finding Self-Media, finding influencers, or even finding an Internet Water Army...

But he didn't know how to do any of it!

He tried posting his family's situation on a short-video platform, but there was no reaction at all.

Even his short videos were barely watched by anyone.

Instead, some classmates saw it and sent him messages one after another asking what was going on.

"That's just how it is. I heard that neighbor on the first floor runs a Company in Jingzhou and is super rich. He just came up and said he'd donate the money for the elevator, and all the other neighbors agreed."

"My dad is really at his wit's end now. He's being directly morally kidnapped, so does anyone have any ideas?"

Everyone was young, so after hearing Guo Xiaowei's words, his friends were also filled with righteous indignation. Moral kidnapping is truly disgusting.

But the reason moral kidnapping makes people feel disgusted is that this thing doesn't break any laws.

Its essence is to shift conflict!

Originally, it was a conflict between the two of us, but through moral kidnapping, it turns into a conflict between our two groups, or between you and another group.

And then, I don't have to do anything, and the people in that group can tear you to shreds.

"Hey, right, you're from Lincheng. That Bilibili Up Master A Yi seems to be from Lincheng, though he lives in Jingzhou."

"You could report it to him. Isn't he the one who loves to get to the bottom of things the most? If you can get him to help speak up, with his traffic, this matter will definitely be settled!"

A classmate seemed to have thought of something and said there.

"But, I haven't seen A Yi help people get to the bottom of things; he just gets to the bottom of things himself," Guo Xiaowei said with some hesitation.

"Wait, let me check. It seems you have an Anchor in Lincheng too, called something like Lincheng Liu Dazhuang. He follows A Yi's path, except he's a Lawyer himself."

"He's not as unlucky as A Yi, where trouble follows him everywhere, so he often helps people get to the bottom of things. It's said to be free."

"I've watched his live stream before. You should go take a look. They say he's very loyal, and he helps his fans whenever they have problems."

Regarding A Yi, many people who watch his videos want to complain—this damn author is like he has a halo, he just never meets any normal people.

Lincheng Liu Dazhuang—this name made Guo Xiaowei want to complain. People following trends these days are a bit too ridiculous, right?

Even if you chose a different name, even if you wanted to ride the wave of popularity, you should have changed it a little. This name just makes people want to complain when they see it.

But after thinking about it, he nodded and said: "Fine, I'll go look for him."

Since they were from the same place, that made things easier.

Guo Xiaowei opened the live streaming platform and quickly found the one called Lincheng Liu Dazhuang. Coincidentally, the other party was live streaming!

Appearing in the live stream was a refined-looking man.

Just after one glance, Guo Xiaowei felt that this guy looked a bit familiar.

Looking again, this is damn well Fang Dazhuang's attire!

Having watched so many episodes of A Yi's videos, as long as Fang Dazhuang appears, he definitely won't let it slide.

Actually, this is something Zhou Yi doesn't know: among his current video audience, there are a great many students from Handong Political Science and Law, as well as other law-related universities and majors.

Never mind the rest; after watching Fang Dazhuang, they all want to become the next Fang Dazhuang, relying on their own knowledge to help others.

Especially when it comes to being serious about things where people would casually say "Is it really worth it?", letting the law educate others!

Ideals are just like that; Fang Dazhuang is now an idol in the hearts of many Legal Persons, and even that hairstyle is now the hairstyle of a strong person!

Even Guo Xiaowi himself knows that several of his classmates even want to voluntarily make themselves go bald... it's simply insane.

Guo Xiaowi felt a bit like venting, that there is only one Fang Dazhuang in this world, but thinking about it... he decided to let it go.

He currently needs a favor from someone, and it just so happens he also wants to see what kind of level this guy who bears the name of Fang Dazhuang actually has.

"I'll tell everyone, when you encounter this kind of road-raging, absolutely do not be afraid of him, ah, keep the evidence, and we'll do whatever we need to do!"

"And then, fans in this place of Lincheng don't need to worry; if you have a problem, come find me, Liu Dazhuang of Lincheng, and I will resolve it for you according to the law!"

After watching the live stream for a little while, Guo Xiaowi frowned slightly, feeling that the legal knowledge mentioned by the other party was very shallow, basically content you could find just by searching on Baidu.

The key still relies on the live stream camera, relying on his own live stream to solve problems...

Forget it, I won't think about these anymore; it seems the law is hard to adjust here, so let's choose exposure first.

Guo Xiaowi thought for a moment, then edited the problem his family was facing into a long paragraph and posted it.

Then... no response.

Eh, could it be that he didn't see it?

Maybe the chat was scrolling too fast.

He hurriedly wrote another paragraph and posted it again, yet that Liu Dazhuang of Lincheng still acted as if he were blind, not seeing it at all.

After posting like this several times in a row, Guo Xiaowi realized that this person hadn't missed it; he was pretending not to see it!

Because he could see for himself that, within a certain period of time, the only thing on that screen was what he had posted.

As a result, the guy glanced at it and continued talking about his own business.

What is this situation? Wasn't it agreed that he was very loyal?

Wasn't it agreed that he was especially good to his fans and that they could go to him for anything? What does this mean!

Just when Guo Xiaowi didn't know what to do, he suddenly saw a red dot appear in the chat box; someone had sent him a private message.

Clicking it open, it showed a person named "Assistant to Liu Dazhuang" sending him a message.

"Brother, posting your problem like this is a bit uncool; you can't do it like this. At the very least, you have to gift something, otherwise, there's no way to talk about it."

What?

Guo Xiaowi replied with the hand speed of someone who has been single for many years: "This still requires gifting for the Anchor to look at my message?"

"Isn't this supposed to be about helping others be serious?"

The person on the other side replied: "It's impossible to help everyone, right? How big is Lincheng? How many people want to find our Teacher Liu every day? You don't gift anything, yet you want Teacher Liu to help you!"

"How can you do things like this? Even the Buddha requires money from Tang Seng before giving the true scriptures. You open your mouth to ask for help without giving anything—what a thick face!"

After reading this message, Guo Xiaowi's face turned bright red all of a sudden.

He really wanted to be firm and tell the other party that what they were doing was wrong, that they were scamming people.

But thinking about it, this is the only exposure method he can find right now; if it doesn't work, he won't be able to answer to his father.

The relationship between father and son is just this subtle; he doesn't want to lose face in front of his consistently strong father.

So he could only bite the bullet and ask how much to gift; the other party directly threw over a list, which was written very clearly.

How much to gift, how the Anchor can help, guaranteed not to scam people!

He said he could take screenshots, and if they scammed him, he could go to the police.

Moreover, if the matter is quite special and very attractive, there is no need to gift much, and the Anchor will also help.

So this Liu Dazhuang is the same too; his mouth is full of law, but his heart is full of business...

Since it's come to this, let's give it a try: top up, top up according to the lowest tier, send the gift, and post his matter to the live stream room again.

Consequently, Guo Xiaowi saw that Liu Dazhuang began to reply almost instantly.

"Everyone look, a fan in our live stream room has encountered a problem again. Let's take a look: living in a high-rise, preparing to repair the Elevator, and then being morally kidnapped by the rich people on the first floor..."

After reading the problem one by one, the Liu Dazhuang in the live stream room said: "This problem is very typical. Now that old Small Residential Districts are being renovated and adding Elevators, such things are often encountered."

"However, this time, the downstairs neighbor went a bit too far; this is a very obvious moral kidnapping!"

"Then it's settled, our next case is this one, and I will popularize the law for everyone on the spot then!"

At the same time, Guo Xiaowi also received a message from the assistant from before, asking him to add a WeChat for a private chat.

He needed to send the specific address, detailed situation, and so on; these were naturally no problem, as Guo Xiaowi's father had already made them clear before.

After sending it, the other party promised to be able to come and live stream tomorrow, which let Guo Xiaowi set his mind at ease.

"Dad, it's done, they can come and expose it tomorrow!"

Walking to Guo Hongtu's side, Guo Xiaowi put on a very casual appearance, as if the matter of exposure was nothing to him.

"So fast? Good, I said it, my son is still reliable!"

Guo Hongtu laughed heartily: "I will tell Director Yin today that tomorrow, we will continue the meeting to resolve this matter!"

"What? Still having a meeting tomorrow? Does that Lao Guo have a way? Is he planning to change houses?"

Facing Zhou Yi's three consecutive questions on the phone, Director Yin said with some worry: "Of course I don't know that, I just heard him say it seems he is going to carry out some kind of exposure..."

"He said he invited someone very famous, don't know if it's a reporter or someone else, said he wants to expose our Community Office for inaction, said we are morally kidnapping."

Exposure? Inviting a reporter or calling an internet celebrity again.

Zhou Yi inexplicably felt it was familiar again; what is the last person who wanted to expose him doing now?

"No, Director Yin, he even dares to say we are morally kidnapping? He was the one who morally kidnapped us in the first place. How is it that he can do that, but it's wrong for us to do it?"

"Doing it this way is actually a bit pushy..." Director Yin said again.

"Besides, it's hard for us to comment on those remarks of his right now, and we don't have any evidence..."

As someone responsible for grassroots work, Director Yin was actually quite afraid of this type of exposure.

Originally, everyone could have negotiated things properly, but some people just wouldn't believe it; they would rather call someone over to bring a Camera and film everything indiscriminately, calling it Public Opinion Supervision.

If that happens, it's over; who would still dare to get things done? Grassroots problems cannot be solved by relying on the law alone!

Zhou Yi heard Director Yin's worry and immediately laughed: "It's fine, Director Yin. Let them expose whatever they want tomorrow, let whoever come, you can rest assured."

"As for the matter of evidence, there's even less need to worry. Director Yin, do you know that I have a little hobby of filming in my spare time..."

"By the way, Director Yin, do you know who they plan to call over? Is it Self-Media or something else? Do you have a name?"

Director Yin tried hard to think for a moment, then said: "Guo Hongtu mentioned it, the name is quite strange, called something like Lincheng Liu Dazhuang, it's especially weird. Do you know what that is?"

The thirst-quenching double update is here. Thanks to Henry Lee, "Keep it up, Great Qingquan," Xie Yu, Yi Wen Bushao, and the few brothers from Book Friend 2021 for the tips. Thank you.

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