Chapter 1384: Hawaiian Vibes (Part 4)

"Hahaha, I knew you wouldn't be able to get an answer out of them."

"It's truly difficult for an elder to speak directly about such matters; not getting involved is the best choice."

"She definitely knows."

"Hahaha, and you actually went to ask her."

"There won't be an answer to this; either they come out and clarify it themselves, or it's just a cold-shoulder treatment."

As long as you are homeless and unable to prove that you possess a fixed, legal job, then if you dare to wander the streets, you might just happen to run into a police officer who doesn't like the look of you.

"Alright, go play; there's nothing left for you to do."

Just like in a kindergarten art class, Wen Xia and the others used their hands as brushes, applying sunscreen to Luo Quan's smooth, snow-white back with techniques even messier than a child's, roaming wantonly.

Because ethnic Chinese are at the very bottom of the discrimination chain, and ethnic Chinese often look down on their own countrymen.

Luo Quan doesn't even know how this logic was arrived at, and she understands even less why these people would want everyone to "reflect."

When ethnic Chinese choose to abandon their own identity, they should understand that this is the result they will face; whatever happens in the future will have nothing to do with China.

But what leaves Luo Quan most speechless is that, while the foreign world is almost unanimously condemning Little Robert, there is a huge crowd domestically demanding that China "reflect."

The United States is indeed a good place, but only for the rich.

Yes, even though China is already the world's second-largest economy and a top-three global power in every aspect, ethnic Chinese in the United States are the most prone to discrimination.

The reason it is called discrimination is that this ignored Oscar Best Supporting Actor winner is from Vietnam—he is Asian.

In the past, Luo Quan might have even offered a sharp critique, trying to scold these spineless people awake.

His story began on a Vietnamese refugee boat; he spent the first half of his life drifting, tasting every bitterness.

If you are a "run-person" (illegal immigrant) who snuck into the U. S., even if you are just standing on the street doing nothing, you might still be dragged off to prison.

Perhaps it's because this group of people has been kneeling for too long; they don't know that Chinese people today are no longer the same as they were before.

To borrow the words of a director she collaborated with to describe such people: "Aren't they pathetic? Truly too pathetic."

The foreign news with the highest heat recently isn't actually some royal scandal, but the discrimination that occurred at the Oscars.

Suddenly, Luo Quan had the feeling of being defiled.

Although he might be a bit too sycophantic toward the U. S., and his performance in front of the camera was too exaggerated, constantly revealing a kind of ecstatic joy of a small-minded person who has achieved success.

Wen Xia poured a bit of brown tanning oil into her hand, then, without a word, slapped it directly onto Luo Quan's perky buttocks.

The reason these people kneel is because they wanted to kneel in the first place; no one forced them.

Wen Xia patted Luo Quan's butt, signaling that she could turn over.

"Making the same stupid mistake twice, are we?"

Originally, the award distribution for this Oscar ceremony was very clear—it was a situation where *Oppenheimer* swept everything; there was almost nothing to watch.

*Smack! * A slap that made Luo Quan's buttocks ripple.

"What's the point of applying that?" Luo Quan asked, frowning. "Just apply it to yourself; I don't think I need this stuff."

Additionally, *The Sea* also took home Best Foreign Language Film; it could be called a bumper harvest.

"Alright, the back is finished; now it's time to apply it to the front."

Otherwise, with so much tanning oil being slapped on, I'm afraid it's going to make my panties all sticky.

Having barely settled down, Junzi suddenly walked over with a bottle of sunscreen: "Quan-chan, do you want to apply tanning oil?"

Luo Quan doesn't know why these people think that once they get to the U. S., their lives will get better.

If it were someone else, it might not cause such a big wave, but Little Robert's popularity is simply too high.

As for Chinese people, at least Luo Quan hasn't seen them being unilaterally berated to the point where they can't even reply on Twitter.

"Hehe, as long as you know."

But as an ordinary citizen, what you will face is ridiculously high medical costs, shootings that could happen around you at any time, unfriendly neighbors and police, and all sorts of bizarre things.

However, when Little Robert went on stage to accept his award, he didn't even look at this previous winner, his attitude very contemptuous—it could be called blatant discrimination.

As the soul of the character who brought Marvel back from the dead, and as the best hero in the hearts of countless movie fans, his Iron Man is undoubtedly a role that will go down in film history.

Luo Quan hissed, staring at Wen Xia, gritting her teeth.

"It looks like everyone can only wait it out."

And precisely because he is famous and influential, this incident at the Oscar ceremony caused such a massive negative impact for Asians.

This is the "Free America"—an unemployed person can go to jail just for wandering the streets.

"You guys..."

Now he has become an Oscar Best Supporting Actor and has even been received by the U. S. President; it can be considered a model of a "small person" making a comeback.

It was also thanks to this role that Little Robert became the undisputed "big brother" in the Marvel Universe, gaining countless fans.

It's like being in some low-budget movie from the island nation.

Little Robert later took a photo with this Mr. Guan, which could be considered a clarification of the racial discrimination rumors.

Luo Quan was so startled she quickly turned her head to see what on earth Wen Xia and the others were up to.

The various harsh words and threats issued by these countries are like jokes in the eyes of Chinese people; they don't even have the thought of responding.

Although the phone's battery isn't enough for the livestream, there's still enough to check the news and scroll through Weibo.

"Missing since last Christmas; it's been over half a year now, and it's only a few months away from Christmas again."

"Yeah, Boss, tanning oil is good stuff." Shen Xingyu also chimed in, "Right, Sister Wen Xia?"

Luo Quan felt her back was already wet enough to open a tanning oil specialty store, and helplessly reminded Wen Xia and the others.

Regardless of whether he was discriminating at the time, the fact that he was willing to put on a show afterward—that attitude is actually enough.

Wen Xia patted the left side, Luo Luo Chu Yi patted the right side; one for each.

Luo Quan waved her hand, causing her chest to sway along with it.

"Normal, it's a traditional skill."

It seems the Oscars have to create some big news every year to boost their heat.

"And then they'll churn out some crappy AI photos or AI videos."

As a result, those two movies didn't have much heat, but now they've been snatched away by a bunch of spineless people because of discrimination.

Ethnic Chinese being at the bottom of the discrimination chain doesn't mean Chinese people are treated the same way.

Because these clowns simply aren't worth it.

Five women, ten hands, immediately placed on Luo Quan's beautiful back.

The good news is that *The Great Wilderness*, after winning the Screen Actors Guild Award, also successfully took home the Oscar for Best Visual Effects.

After all, racial discrimination is a matter that can be big or small; if the attitude isn't intense enough, and everyone comes to step on you later, it really is quite disgusting.

In short, if you do something wrong, netizens condemn you, and the person involved apologizes or clarifies, and that's the end of it.

While deep in thought, Luo Quan discovered that the fabric on her butt had actually been pulled open a bit.

Whether it's Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Turkey, India, or the U. K., France, the U. S., Canada, or Australia—as long as someone provokes, you can see counterattacks in Chinese characters on foreign websites! And the counterattacks are full of confidence.

Currently, all parties are still guessing; there is no definitive news.

"Paper can't wrap up fire; if they really do it like this, everyone basically understands what's going on."

If they were paid, it could be understood; what's most incomprehensible are those who didn't even get paid—they are at least a little brain-damaged.

Then congratulations, they can arrest you directly on the grounds of violating vagrancy laws, with a maximum fine of ten thousand dollars and half a year in prison.

If you want to find someone with a lower status than Asians, then it's probably only ethnic Chinese.

"I think the chances are slim."

She stood on a crowded train, and behind her were countless large hands acting wantonly upon her.

This is a kind of confidence completely different from those "YouTube Five Constants" who are making a scene.

"What kind of force is needed to apply tanning oil? It's not like you're giving me a massage." Luo Quan rolled her eyes, her tone helpless: "Just pour it on the body and spread it evenly, isn't that it? Is there any difficulty?"

Yet there are still people who take the initiative to kneel and scrape, to be dogs for other countries.

"Hehe, your pants are a bit wrinkled; I'll smooth them out for you."

"Mainly because this is the first time we've applied tanning oil for you, Boss."

……………………

It's just a Vietnamese-American being racially discriminated against, and then Chinese people have to reflect on their own faults.

Later, she discovered that no matter what she did, it was actually futile.

As everyone knows, the status of Asians in the U. S. is even lower than that of Blacks and Latinos; they are basically at the very bottom of the discrimination chain.

Wen Xia smiled at Luo Quan, then poured the tanning oil onto Luo Quan's spine.

"You heard it, fans; it's not that I don't want to ask for you, it's really that we don't know the inside story."

"Are you applying tanning oil or swatting flies? Don't you know how to be a little lighter?"

Luo Quan looked at the four women who had already surrounded her: "You guys agreed to do this, right? Looks like today, whether I want to apply it or not, I have to?"

This Mr. Guan, the Vietnamese-American, is just such a lucky person.

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Because in U. S. law, there is something called "vagrancy."

It's also fortunate that Luo Quan is wearing a bikini; the fabric is less than that of regular boxer shorts.

The barrage is full of teasing.

Because you can't wake up someone who is pretending to sleep.

Wen Xia smiled and explained: "You have a superhuman physique, right? I was afraid that if the force was too light, you wouldn't feel anything."

"You guys watch the amount; if tanning oil gets on the clothes, it will be very uncomfortable." Luo Quan didn't want to scold them anymore; she could only remind them while looking at her phone.

"How could anyone expect outsiders to know about such a big thing?"

It's also fortunate that Gao Liang didn't say his grandfather's original words; otherwise, if this were livestreamed, heaven knows what kind of chaos it would cause.

……………………

After saying that, she sighed and very consciously lay down on the beach chair.

Famous movie star Little Robert won this year's Oscar for Best Supporting Actor; according to custom, the previous year's winner would present him with the award.

And the most humorous point about this incident is that even while suffering the most severe discrimination, many "run-people" still yearn to live in the U. S., even dreaming of getting a green card.

Some things and some people are just so bizarre; an outsider does something wrong to another outsider, and as a result, they turn around and scold their own people.

However, none of this is a reason for him to be discriminated against.

After chatting for a long time without getting anywhere, Luo Quan glanced at her phone, which was about to run out of battery, and said: "Fans, my phone is almost out of power. I'll livestream for everyone again after I get back to the room. Hanging up now."

There, money can buy most things, and can even allow people to blatantly violate the law and commit crimes.

For such people, Luo Quan can only evaluate them as an atlas that enriches human diversity, providing valuable material for future human research experts.

Luo Quan didn't notice her younger brother's abnormality at all, turning her head to communicate with the fans again.

"If it really is like this, the fun will be huge."

Before, it was Best Actor Smith slapping the host; this time, it's Little Robert openly discriminating against Asians.

It was a complete accident, it really was an accident, it truly was an accident. Gao Liang glanced at it inadvertently, then immediately turned and fled in a panic.

Then, without waiting for the fans to plead, Luo Quan directly turned off the livestream.

Su Yu also walked over: "How can you not apply tanning oil? Your skin is already fair, and the sun is so strong today; you don't want to end up with a bikini tan line on your body when you get home, do you?"

"The situation is basically like this." Gao Liang put down his phone and looked at his older sister.

Of course, netizens don't buy it and continue to scold; that's also understandable.

For those at the bottom of society, this place is hell.

But, even in hell, there might be a few lucky ones who get taken to heaven.

At this time, Luo Luo Chu Yi appeared from who knows where, and slapped her palm, full of tanning oil, onto Luo Quan's butt again.

Japan and Korea have already scolded Little Robert to the heavens, and there are many people in Europe and America who feel that what Little Robert did was very inappropriate.

I don't know if he was dissatisfied with this Mr. Guan's race, or dissatisfied that he won last year's Oscar for Best Supporting Actor; in short, Little Robert embarrassed Mr. Guan in front of countless people.

Racial discrimination is the taboo of taboos in the West; whoever dares to touch it has a 99% chance of being blacklisted.

And this incident immediately caused a massive uproar on foreign websites and Weibo.

I can only say it's fortunate that Little Robert didn't go too far; otherwise, it's hard to say whether this Oscar for Best Supporting Actor would be taken back by the Oscar officials the next day.

Yet, clearly, her status is so high, and her confidence is so sufficient.

"That's enough, are you guys brushing oil on barbecue here?"

Luo Quan pouted and turned around, arms crossed, looking at the women, seeing the malicious glint in their eyes.

Then Luo Quan said: "Don't be too ridiculous, okay!" ===== CHAPTER 1385 =====