Chapter 86: The Battlefield of Arguments

After Zhou Ping'an finished instructing Li Zhibai, he prepared to leave. He looked at Lu Yan He and Yan Liang standing on the side and said: "You two had better not go out these two days either. They all know you are Li Zhibai's teammates."

It just so happened that tomorrow was the weekend, so they had no objections and nodded.

Zhou Ping'an left, looking like he had come specifically to instruct them.

Li Zhibai clicked his tongue, smiled bitterly, and said: "Sorry, I implicated you guys."

This was said with a self-deprecating tone.

"It's okay. Just compensate us with Xu Jilai's takeout tomorrow," Lu Yan He said. "It just so happens I haven't eaten it for a long time."

Yan Liang looked at Lu Yan He, not knowing why Lu Yan He was still trying to squeeze Li Zhibai at such a time.

But Li Zhibai smiled.

"Okay, I can still afford Xu Jilai's takeout."

"I'm going to livestream studying, bye," Lu Yan He nodded at them. "Yan Liang cooked the meal, so I'll leave the dishes to you."

Yan Liang was about to say he could wash them, when he suddenly heard Li Zhibai snort coldly, "Yan Liang cooked, I'll wash the dishes, then what are you doing?"

Lu Yan He laughed and said: "I'm responsible for squeezing you."

Li Zhibai: "..."

He turned to Yan Liang and said: "Is this guy asking for a beating?"

Yan Liang: "Don't be angry with him. I don't know if he took the wrong medicine today. It's okay, I'll wash the dishes."

Li Zhibai waved his hand: "I'll do it. Damn, Lu Yan He, this dog thing, if it weren't for the fact that he's in his third year of high school, I'd beat him up."

Seeing Li Zhibai with spirit again, Yan Liang suddenly understood Lu Yan He's actions.

"..."

Lu Yan He's livestream was as uninteresting as ever.

However, the liveliness in the bullet comment section was increasing day by day.

It was strange; perhaps because Lu Yan He's livestream screen didn't change much most of the time, many people focused on posting in the bullet comment section, and some even started chatting, just like the stranger group chats of the early years.

He Lan looked at everyone in the bullet comment section talking about the dramas they were chasing, the stars and idols they were fans of, and all kinds of bizarre things they encountered, and was surprised.

There was an inexplicable feeling of prosperity.

Today, the number of viewers in the livestream room was stable between 1500 and 2000, without any particularly large fluctuations.

Of course, there were no more luxurious gift donations.

Lu Yan He specifically added a suffix to his livestream room—Rational tipping, avoid impulsiveness, the host is stingy, no refunds.

He Lan couldn't help but laugh when she saw it.

Suddenly, someone mentioned in the bullet comment section: It seems that "Small Song Gathering" recorded by Lu Yan He will be broadcast on Sunday. Will you watch it?

Seeing this comment, He Lan went to search immediately. Sure enough, the show officially announced the broadcast content for this Sunday, and Lu Yan He was among them.

Wow!

He Lan was overjoyed at this moment.

Since she met Lu Yan He, she hadn't seen Lu Yan He on a show. There were shows he had been on before on the Internet, but frankly speaking, they really weren't very good.

He Lan felt that it didn't look like the Lu Yan He she knew.

The real Lu Yan He... was actually a very sunny person.

He Lan had always felt that as long as Lu Yan He had the opportunity to be seen by more people, it would definitely change everyone's impression of him.

In the livestream room, Lu Yan He didn't know what everyone was talking about at all.

As long as he started studying, he would always be focused.

Before transmigrating, Lu Yan He had developed such a habit. If you can't focus on doing something, it's better to stop and not do it.

He had also sat at his desk for a whole day, reading and doing questions, but in fact, the effect was very poor, and most of the time was spent in a daze.

To force himself to focus, Lu Yan He used a method: break down learning tasks into small tasks, leave a fifteen-minute break between each task, and then set a completion time for each task. Once completed, you can rest; if not completed, continue.

Using this method to improve his concentration was quite effective.

Of course, this was also based on his own desire to improve his concentration.

If you don't have this idea yourself, no matter how many methods you think of, it's useless.

It was probably ten-thirty at night when someone posted in Lu Yan He's livestream room: Have you seen the news about Li Zhibai's family?

Someone immediately asked: Who is Li Zhibai?

When He Lan looked up at the bullet comment section, she found that someone had already introduced who Li Zhibai was and had posted in detail about what happened to Li Zhibai's family in the bullet comment section.

The four words "forcing someone to jump off a building" were obviously extremely eye-catching in the online world.

Everyone started discussing this matter, completely forgetting whose livestream room this was.

After He Lan noticed this, she was a bit surprised and searched for it on the Internet.

There were really quite a few reports and discussions about this matter on the Internet.

Although the official report specifically omitted the name of the deceased, some people with great powers found the specific information of this person and described in detail why he jumped off the building.

"Zhou Siqi was the person in charge of a real estate project of Ruishi Group. He had previously served as the assistant to Li Rui (the boss of Ruishi Group, Li Zhibai's dad) and was one of Li Rui's confidants. But this time, the project he was in charge of had great hidden dangers. It is said that it was secretly investigated a month ago, and it seems that there were big problems with the source and circulation of project funds, and there was a suspicion of money laundering. The matter couldn't be covered up, and Ruishi Group needed a scapegoat, so Zhou Siqi was forced to jump off the building under such circumstances."

This content was written with nose and eyes, and coupled with the fact that some people posted information about Li Rui and his wife going abroad a few days ago, many people suspected that they were fleeing in fear of crime.

The Internet was full of people seeking justice for Zhou Siqi, scolding Li Rui as a capitalist of all evil, and then hating the house and its crow, scolding Li Zhibai, and shouting for him to get out of the entertainment industry.

Li Zhibai had already made it to the hot search.

Scolding was everywhere.

He had quite a few fans, and many people spoke up to express their belief in Li Zhibai and wait for the police investigation results.

It's just that such remarks had no credibility in the current public opinion environment and would only be treated as "brain-dead fan" remarks.

He Lan sighed lightly.

No one could say that Li Zhibai was an innocent victim, but no matter how He Lan looked at it, she felt that Li Zhibai was actually innocent.

Two brands Li Zhibai endorsed had already deleted all updates about Li Zhibai, although they hadn't terminated the endorsement relationship—they should also be waiting for further news.

There was no conclusion on what happened to Zhou Siqi's jump, and whether the rumors on the Internet were true or false.

When He Lan returned to Lu Yan He's livestream room, she found that they were actually arguing in the bullet comment section.

Li Zhibai's fans and some people in the livestream room were scolding each other in the bullet comment section, scolding very badly.

He Lan felt anxious and didn't want to see Lu Yan He's livestream room become a battlefield for others to argue. ===== CHAPTER 87 =====