Chapter 130: Brother Good! Do You Still Need a Sister?

The ridiculous incident of "16 abdominal muscles" sparked a wave of mirth online before gradually fading. Qin Feng dismissed it with a smile, not taking it to heart; instead, he felt that his sister's unintentional act had, in some way, diluted the overly mysterious and aloof aura surrounding him, adding a touch of earthly warmth.

Yet he underestimated the chain reaction this incident triggered, especially its impact on his vast fanbase, Wind Chimes.

If before, Wind Chimes' admiration for Qin Feng had carried the reverence and distance one feels toward a business legend or tech titan, then the revelation by "Sister" seemed to tear open a crack, making that legendary man suddenly feel… within reach? Especially Qin Yu's proud, intimate declaration of "my brother" ignited in countless girls a deep, idealized fantasy of the "brother" figure—and a powerful longing.

Thus, a new, even more massive and bizarre online trend quietly emerged.

At first, scattered comments began appearing beneath Qin Feng's and his company's social media accounts:

"Qin Feng brother, look at me! I can cook and warm your bed!" "Brother good! Do you still need a sister? One who went to college and can feed herself!" "The country owes me a brother like Qin Feng!"

These comments carried a teasing, meme-like tone and drew little attention.

But soon, the trend began to mutate and expand.

Some began editing images, merging Qin Feng's photo with their own to create fake "sibling photos," captioned: "Another day loved by my brother~." Others wrote elaborate fictional stories imagining cozy daily routines with "Brother Qin Feng," dripping with saccharine sentiment. Even more went live on streaming platforms and short-video sites, identifying themselves as "Qin Feng's sister," wearing cute outfits, performing idol dances, cooing "Brother~" in a sugary voice, and begging viewers for Gifts, euphemistically calling it "crowdfunding for my brother's company."

The phrase "Brother good! Do you still need a sister?" spread like a virus across the internet, becoming the latest viral meme. Countless girls (and even some curious boys) rushed to imitate it, creating a spectacular spectacle: "The Entire Internet Begs to Be Qin Feng's Sister."

The trend even spilled into reality. Occasionally, young girls holding signs reading "Wanted: Sister" appeared outside the QinwindBiotechInc. building. In some universities in Luocheng, jokes about "How to Become Qin Feng's Sister" began circulating.

Inside the branch office, employees watched the bizarre "family recognition" videos and comments online, their expressions strained—wanting to laugh but daring not to. Chen Ming, utterly exasperated, reported to Qin Feng with a tone of helplessness:

"Boss, this… this trend is getting weird. Should we issue a statement or intervene?"

Qin Feng stared at the overly theatrical "sister" videos on his tablet, his brow slightly furrowed. He had no objection to fans' admiration, but this excessive fantasy and trend-chasing had crossed the line of humor, carrying an unsettling air of cheap spectacle and… a lazy, opportunistic mindset.

He set down the tablet and lightly tapped his fingers on the desk.

Issuing a direct statement to stop it? That might seem overreactive—and could be interpreted as cold-hearted.

Ignoring it? That risked letting this unhealthy trend grow worse, eroding both his personal and corporate image.

He needed a more clever way to respond—clear in stance, yet graceful in execution.

At that moment, a flash of inspiration struck him: Ailin Foster, currently undergoing treatment at the Future Technology Research Institute, and the newly established Qin Feng Life Science Foundation.

An idea instantly formed.

He looked at Chen Ming, a knowing smile tugging at his lips:

"No need for a statement. Prepare something—launch an online charity campaign in the Foundation's name."

"A campaign?" Chen Ming blinked.

"Call it… 'Be My Sister for a Day.'" Qin Feng said slowly.

Chen Ming's eyes widened—he thought he'd misheard.

Qin Feng continued: "Rules: Anyone on the Foundation's official platform, under the name 'Qin Feng's Sister,' may donate any amount to the Foundation's rare disease child assistance program, and write a blessing for the children. At the end of the campaign, the Foundation will randomly select one hundred lucky participants who will receive…"

He paused, then revealed the reward: "A personally signed thank-you letter from me, and… a digital photo of me with the real 'sisters' who truly need help—like Ailin."

Chen Ming fully grasped his boss's intent—his eyes instantly blazed with admiration!

Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!

This move was a masterstroke of effortless leverage!

You want to be "Sister"? Fine! But not through cheap theatrics or online begging—through real, tangible charity! Use the title "Qin Feng's Sister" to raise funds for children who truly need help! Transform a mindless internet farce into a powerful, positive charity campaign! And the reward? Not material—it's a meaningful token of love and hope.

This wasn't just a clever rebuttal to trend-chasing—it was a perfect promotion of the Qin Feng Life Science Foundation's very ethos!

"I understand, Boss! I'll handle it right away!" Chen Ming eagerly accepted the order and left.

Soon, the official account of the Qin Feng Life Science Foundation released an announcement titled: 【"Be My Sister for a Day" Love Transmission Campaign】

The moment it dropped, the entire internet erupted again!

Supporters applauded, praising Qin Feng's grand vision and his clever, uplifting response. Genuine Wind Chimes responded enthusiastically, donating generously and filling the blessing wall with heartfelt wishes for Ailin and other sick children. Meanwhile, the shallow "fake sisters" who'd only sought attention froze. Keep pretending? In the stark contrast of this positive campaign, they looked crude and ridiculous. Donate? That would mean admitting their previous behavior was just nonsense.

Instantly, the over-the-top "Wanted: Sister" videos and posts vanished, replaced by mountains of donation certificates and sincere blessings.

The online atmosphere cleared at once!

The meme "Brother good! Do you still need a sister?" was redefined by Qin Feng—with wisdom and kindness.

It no longer symbolized vanity or opportunism—it came to represent love, responsibility, and hope.

What could have become a chaotic internet scandal was effortlessly resolved by Qin Feng, transformed into momentum for advancing charity.

In his office, Qin Feng watched the donation numbers on the Foundation's backend climb steadily, reading the heartfelt messages—his face broke into a satisfied smile.

Want to be his sister?

Fine.

But your heart must be worthy of the title.

His sister could be like Qin Yu—kind and resilient—or like Ailin—brave in the face of fate.

But never a clown who only craves attention.

This time, he taught everyone a lesson through action.

About what true admiration means—and what true responsibility demands.