Chapter 462: Is A Yi Really Not Afraid of Retribution for Doing This?

In Guang City, Yuan Jie watched the video; A Yi's voice was as kidney-deficient and weak as ever, yet it inexplicably made everyone restless.

In just ten short minutes, the barrage comments had already begun to cover the entire video.

"The whole family of three sent in? They didn't even leave anyone on the outside to handle things; speaking of which, how is this supposed to be dealt with? Does anyone know?"

"I want to know too; I reckon the Court probably hasn't seen a situation like this before either..."

"Insane, absolutely insane, but I actually feel inexplicably satisfied; I just feel that kid has to go in!"

There were many similar remarks, and many people simply started recounting their own past experiences in the comment section.

Being timid as a child, quite a few people had actually experienced similar school bullying incidents.

Being bullied, being ostracized—to be honest, many people feel immense hatred for such situations!

Why? Because it can't be resolved; others can bully you unscrupulously, but you have no good way to deal with it.

Now that they see this minor who bullies people at every turn is finally going to go in, that feeling is just too satisfying, isn't it!

It should be like this!

Our laws need to keep pace with the times; in the past, those minors really didn't understand anything.

But it's different now, especially when everyone saw the child in the video, who was covered in a thick Mosaic, say that he was a minor and shouldn't be sentenced—many people felt a chill in their hearts.

This kind of situation is too frightening; you feel they have already become an unstable factor in society, a destruction of social order.

Yuan Jie finished watching from beginning to end and reached a conclusion: Lawyer Fang really plays a slick game; this operation—you tell me which normal person could come up with it.

Not to mention anything else, many people don't even know we have something called Behavioral Preservation.

Because, relatively speaking, what usually appears is Property Preservation; there aren't many Behavioral Preservations that get approved.

Scrolling through the comment section, everyone basically still felt that the punishment was deserved and that they really should be sentenced.

But suddenly, a comment popped up.

"A Yi sends people in at every turn like this, are you sure he won't suffer retribution?"

Damn, Yuan Jie felt a bit dumbfounded when she saw this sentence.

Although everyone says A Yi sends people in at every turn, it's all a joke; does A Yi have that ability? Isn't this all done by state organs?

How is it that A Yi is suddenly going to suffer retribution now?

Clicking on that comment, she discovered it was posted by a guy named "My Buddha is Merciful," and he had written a very long comment.

"I discovered A Yi last month, then spent a month catching up on his videos, and then I wanted to ask A Yi a question: if you do this and get retaliated against, what then?"

"Not to mention anything else, just that counter-recharge of one million—do you think that college student who went to jail will retaliate after he gets out? I think he definitely will."

"A Yi himself isn't afraid, but what about others? He is helping others be persistent now, so what if the other party retaliates against these people?"

"Sure enough, this behavior appeared in this video; if A Yi wasn't there at that moment, wouldn't that Company Employee have run into trouble?"

"Then what will A Yi do? How can he be responsible for a human life? The ancestors said to forgive others when possible; there must be a reason for that. If A Yi keeps being this persistent, he will definitely suffer retribution!"

Yuan Jie sat stunned in front of her phone after reading it; she felt that what this person said seemed to have a problem, but she couldn't figure out where the problem was.

Indeed, according to the consistent style of A Yi's videos, sending people in at every turn would certainly provoke the hatred of many people.

If he really encounters some lunatics, they are bound to come and retaliate!

Then what will A Yi do...

Yuan Jie couldn't figure it out, so she took a screenshot of this comment and sent it to Zhou Yi; she wanted to know how Zhou Yi viewed this matter.

Zhou Mouren, who had already returned home, saw this screenshot and quickly found the relevant comment, his expression extremely dumbfounded.

This matter... if I get retaliated against, I have to bear the responsibility?

Zhou Mouren really couldn't endure it for even a minute; he was about to pull out his keyboard and have a great battle with the other party, but before he could even start, he saw someone had replied.

And this reply was also very interesting.

Looking closely, the person who answered was named "Mengnan Zhou"... emmm.

"Let me answer you one by one. First, I'm very curious: A Yi helps others be persistent, spending money and effort, and all the choices are decided by others; A Yi has even helped people take the blame, and then they get retaliated against, and the responsibility is actually A Yi's?"

"I f***ing can't understand why this responsibility would be on A Yi. Because he is a good person? Because he helps an Employee be persistent? Why not go and blame the person who committed the crime?"

"Besides, everyone is an adult; you should be responsible for your own choices, right? According to you, we shouldn't be persistent in the future either; anyway, as long as you are persistent, you might be retaliated against."

"Oh right, if someone owes you money, don't go ask for it, don't go to court; anyway, as long as you do these things, people might retaliate against you."

"Why is an accident an accident?"

Yuan Jie was also watching; this person called "Mengnan Zhou" was also typing at lightning speed, and in a moment, there was a pile of replies.

However, after Yuan Jie finished reading these replies, she finally knew why she felt there was a problem before.

There are too many accidents in this world; you might have a car accident while driving on the road—of course, this example isn't appropriate—but if you are afraid of being retaliated against, then just don't care about anything.

Your child is bullied by someone, then let them be bullied; your grown-up daughter is raped by someone, then let her be raped.

Anyway, you definitely can't call the police, because if you send them in, they might retaliate when they get out, right?

Not to mention that A Yi still has good intentions; if one has to make A Yi bear the responsibility when an accident happens like this, then there's no need to do good deeds.

The phrase "If you didn't hit them, why help them up" caused moral standards to slide how much? Now, in this situation, that Mengnan Zhou summarized it as "Who told you to help him? If you get retaliated against, you have to be responsible."

This sentence is too classic, so classic that it made Zhou Yi want to give Zhou Cainiao a call and yell at her.

He didn't expect Zhou Xinran would actually help him roast someone.

This is a favor; he has to acknowledge it. Should he invite her to a meal another day?

Looking at other comments, these words of Zhou Xinran didn't reach the level of a total wipeout, but it was obvious that they were recognized by many people.

Because I am afraid of bad people, I aim my spearhead at good people—this logic cannot be justified.

In Luzhou, in a room, Pei Dongchang was watching the replies; he is the "My Buddha is Merciful" on the internet, and he is the type of person who believes in Buddhism in his daily life.

He watched A Yi's video, and the more he watched, the more he felt that the other party's so-called persistence was too much; let the other party know the problem, that's enough—why go to the extent of killing them all?

This will only lead to a situation of "when will the cycle of vengeance end," so he posted that long comment on the internet.

He didn't expect to be roasted by someone so quickly.

After thinking for a moment, he replied: "Why shouldn't A Yi bear the responsibility? Setting aside the fact that he did indeed help, if he hadn't done that, wouldn't the situation where the other party sought revenge have been avoided?"

"Intentional Homicide, one slip-up and it could directly cost a life. When that happens, can he, A Yi, still post videos? He'll have to keep that in his heart for the rest of his life!"

"Because it was him who caused this tragedy to happen!"

This was Pei Dongchang's line of thinking; it was because of A Yi that such a thing happened, so if a problem really arose, he must bear the responsibility.

In the office, Zhou Xinran, who hadn't had many cases all day, quickly saw the other party's reply and was so angry she laughed.

When you talk about morality, they talk about the law; when you talk about the law, they chat about morality; when you use both, they set aside the facts...

"Then have you ever thought about what their situation would be without A Yi? Their child would be bullied to the point of not wanting to go to school, would be depressed."

"A child's depression really can't compare to a human life, but who can predict the future? Let it be."

Zhou Xinran was already too lazy to explain. For this kind of person, he should buy a ticket to a place called Leshan, then say to the Great Buddha there, "You get up, I'll sit down..."

However, there was no need for her to explain anymore at this moment, because that "My Buddha is Merciful" had already been talked into hiding by the crowd.

These days, fence-sitting does indeed still have a market, but many people truly loathe fence-sitting to the extreme.

Remarks similar to Pei Dongchang's could only be considered minor matters; more significant were the so-called reflections triggered by this incident.

Although they had already been retorted by Lawyer Fang countless times, so-called experts still stood up to comment.

"I personally feel that this matter is indeed a bit too much for a minor. We should focus on criticism and education for minors, rather than insisting on sending the other party to prison..."

"In this case, not only are the circumstances of the other party minor, but they were also full of regret afterward. I believe our relevant departments need to give them a chance and not impose a sentence..."

This expert was quite clever; he didn't say anything about A Yi suffering retribution, nor did he say whether Intentional Homicide was applicable.

He simply set these things aside and said that a sentence shouldn't be imposed, that criticism and education should be used, after all, it was just a very small matter, just bullying someone.

These words were naturally retorted by many people.

It's just that no one could retort to the point; many people spoke with emotion, asking the other party if they would support a sentence if their own relative were killed by a minor.

Actually, this question has no meaning, because one only has feelings about this kind of thing after experiencing it personally.

If you ask him like that, he can say whatever he wants.

Zhou Yi watched with some helplessness; the most critical thing was that he discovered this expert's identity seemed rather unusual!

Among the discussions triggered, there were also people who felt that we should place more importance on school bullying.

Schools must take responsibility, instead of saying they can't manage it as soon as they encounter a problem...

This is definitely nonsense; under the current system, schools simply cannot manage it.

But all in all, many people still expressed that they had learned something, and at the very least, they would have a path to take if they encountered something like school bullying in the future.

Zhou Xinran had helped speak up during the day, so Zhou Yi naturally invited her to dinner in the evening; of course, Lawyer Fang definitely wouldn't be missing.

After a few drinks, Zhou Yi took out the comment posted by that expert today and handed it to Lawyer Fang.

"Lawyer Fang, look, this person seems quite famous to me, and is also a professor at a certain political science and law university. Do you know him?"

This was a genuine, certified law professor, not one of those previous internet celebrities, but the other party's statement made Zhou Yi very uncomfortable.

The entire article didn't discuss the law at all, only talking about the minor's situation.

A professor at a political science and law university?

Lawyer Fang took the phone with a curious look and started reading. As soon as he saw the name, he laughed: "This guy, I know this guy; he is indeed a professor."

Looking at Zhou Yi, Lawyer Fang added: "Your feeling isn't wrong either; this one is a well-known abolitionist."

"Don't worry, I'll start debating him properly when I go back tonight. I've debated him many times before, to the point that now he wants to run when he sees me."

Perhaps because he had been drinking, Lawyer Fang started to go off-track as he spoke.

From the abolitionist movement, he talked about a classic case from back then, the Yao Moumou murder case. It could be said that this case was a classic where the two theories of abolitionism and the Death Penalty played out to the extreme.

The vast majority of ordinary people outside the legal field believed the Death Penalty should be applied, but many legal professionals believed it should not.

There even appeared such an extremely classic remark as "stabbing eight times was due to muscle memory from playing the piano." This wasn't a joke; these were the words of a certain big shot.

"Later, after the sentencing, this group unilaterally declared that this was a shameful scene in our legal history... so now you know what kind of person this is."

"You don't need to worry about him, I'm here!"

"This kind of person just feels that the law should be controlled by professional elites like them, and you others have no right to evaluate it at all."

Hearing this, Zhou Yi also shook his head...

Happy times pass quickly; the three of them were satisfied after the meal and drinks, and only then did they go home to sleep.

However, Lawyer Fang still didn't sleep, starting his counterattack overnight.

"Yo, isn't this Professor Li? Setting aside the facts again, aren't we..."

After typing for a long time and posting a long paragraph, Lawyer Fang began preparing his alt accounts, ready for the other party's reply after they blocked him.

This had to be prepared in advance; the speed had to be fast so the other party wouldn't have time to react.

It's just that... when Lawyer Fang prepared to continue replying, he discovered that the other party had deleted the article themselves.

Damn it, Lawyer Fang only then realized that he had used his own verified main account to reply.

Scared off just like that? Trash!

Looking at the fifteen alt accounts and related content he had prepared, Lawyer Fang began to space out.

Next time I see this guy, I will definitely make him experience what physical persuasion is!

After resolving this matter, Zhou Yi's life returned to the right track.

After a period of time, the case of Fang Zixuan had a result after a closed-door trial.

Attempted Intentional Homicide receives a lighter penalty compared to a completed one, and the other party is a minor, so it must also be reduced.

After comprehensive consideration, a Fixed-term Imprisonment of two years!

This had indeed been reduced, because even for a minor case of Intentional Homicide, it is three to ten years, and normally it is ten years or more, life imprisonment, or the Death Penalty.

These things for minors are not public, and after the verdict came down, Fang Zixuan couldn't stand up all of a sudden, sitting in the courtroom with weak legs.

He finally realized the weight of the law; he was only fifteen years old, but he was going to prison.

And this experience is something that will accompany him for his entire life.

Zhou Yi did not concern himself with this matter anymore, but Wang Daoren was happy for many days instead.

It was another Monday, and Zhou Mouren was planning to take the people from the Company on some sort of team-building trip.

It was just that he hadn't decided where to go yet.

He was patrolling the Company as usual to see if there was anything going on, and incidentally, he went to use the restroom in the office area.

As a result, just as he arrived at the restroom, he heard bursts of sounds coming from the women's restroom.

Terribly sorry, today is still just one chapter... I don't know why there are so many things going on... The backlog of owed chapters has returned to ninety-four thousand words.

(End of this chapter)