Chapter 95: TopSecretWhistleblower

After Cang Luo posted his Weibo, Earth netizens discovered and shared it, quickly drawing millions of views and reposts.

These netizens included true fans who believed Cang Luo had truly crossed over, black fans who thought his crossing was a marketing scam, and silent onlookers just watching the spectacle.

Fans from both sides left comments under Cang Luo’s Weibo, and within ten minutes, the comment count exceeded a thousand.

True fans flooded the comments with questions, asking when Cang Luo crossed over and how he did it.

Can he return? Can we cross over too?

Where is the Yuanwu Continent? What kind of world is it?

What civilization do they have? Is it a cultivation civilization? Do they pose a threat to Earth?

Are those high school students in the video, wearing training uniforms, beings from another world?

And why can you connect to Earth’s internet? Did your phone cross over too? Does the other world have the internet?

Is the two-headed wolf in the photo a creature from the Yuanwu Continent? Is it a demon beast or a spirit beast?

These were among the most frequently asked questions by true fans who believed Cang Luo had crossed over.

Meanwhile, black fans who never believed in his crossing merely mocked and insulted him, calling him a fraud and a clown.

They rejected the experts’ analysis of Cang Luo’s video and dismissed the photo he just posted as photoshopped.

They also believed Cang Luo and the experts were part of the same marketing team, aiming to turn Cang Luo into an internet celebrity and profit from this scam.

Some more rational fans and onlookers remained skeptical and waited to see, commenting that Cang Luo should release concrete proof he had crossed over.

A video and a single photo prove nothing—live streaming would be best, since live streaming is nearly impossible to fake.

Netizens continued debating when the same netizen who first analyzed Cang Luo’s video, named “SprayYouToDeathWithEffects,” posted another comment.

He reposted Cang Luo’s Weibo and wrote: “I can’t believe it! I really can’t believe it!!

After my analysis, the photo Cang Luo just posted has undergone no processing whatsoever—it’s a genuine photo taken by a mobile phone.

What does this mean????”

Soon after, several Photoshop masters posted Weibos confirming that Cang Luo’s photo was authentically captured, not faked.

Netizens were stunned!

These Photoshop masters included super experts earning millions annually—since they all said it was real, it must be real.

Netizens were awestruck and rushed to repost the Photoshop masters’ analyses.

At this moment, another Weibo user reposted and commented on Cang Luo’s post—this user was a major influencer, with verified credentials listing him as a professor and PhD from a certain agricultural university.

He reposted Cang Luo’s Weibo and wrote: “I don’t really believe in crossing over—it’s unscientific... I’ll only comment on the plants in the photo, nothing more.

Based on my observation and analysis, the giant tree species resembling cedar in the photo does not exist on Earth—I don’t know if it exists on other planets...”

Although this professor claimed he didn’t believe Cang Luo had crossed over, his meaning was unmistakable.

Compared to the netizen “SprayYouToDeathWithEffects,” the majority of netizens trusted this agricultural university professor more—would a university professor really lie?

Thus, more netizens began to believe Cang Luo had crossed over, and they all @ed him, urging him to speak up and post more photos from the other world—preferably a live stream—but Cang Luo never replied.

Even so, most netizens still refused to believe him; they continued mocking and insulting him under his Weibo, demanding concrete proof, and relentlessly doxxing him to expose his fraud.

Half an hour later, Cang Luo’s Weibo followers surpassed 500,000, with 48,000 comments.

Seeing Cang Luo Chichi not release concrete proof, the black fans grew bolder, hurling increasingly vile insults.

A Weibo user named “IdiotCangLuo” commented under Cang Luo’s post: “@CangLuo, idiot, childish, dumb, fraud—aren’t you supposed to show proof of your crossing? Produce it!

Why haven’t you spoken for so long? And still, people believe someone can cross over? If you really crossed over, I’ll livestream myself eating shit!”

This comment quickly gained over a thousand likes and trended; onlookers flooded the replies saying they’d already taken screenshots and were waiting to see him eat shit!

Another half hour passed.

A Weibo user named “TopSecretWhistleblower” posted a Weibo that caused over ninety percent of netizens to believe Cang Luo had truly crossed over.

TopSecretWhistleblower reposted Cang Luo’s Weibo and wrote: “Do you all still remember the Major Incident 501 that occurred in May 1st in a certain residential community in an eastern city of our country?

After Major Incident 501, the community was sealed off by the military and remains sealed to this day—all residents were forcibly relocated.

I’ll tell you: Cang Luo is a resident of that community. That’s not the key point—the key is that since that day, Cang Luo has completely vanished from the face of the Earth...

You don’t need me to explain what this means, do you?”

This Weibo included several photos: images of Cang Luo’s former residential community, photos of the military lockdown after Major Incident 501, and a photo of Cang Luo himself.

After posting this, TopSecretWhistleblower added: “Also, don’t you all watch the news? Don’t you follow international politics?

Haven’t you noticed how frequently countries have been communicating these past two months? Heads of state keep visiting China, and there’s been a surge in military activities and new tech development...

Do you know why?

I’ll tell you—it’s preparation for a possible two-world war!

War is coming!”

After these two Weibos appeared, China’s internet exploded—Chinese netizens went wild.

Who in China didn’t know about Major Incident 501 in an eastern city on May 1st?

It was rumored that the perpetrators were foreign spies, and China deployed its military—every spy was shot on the spot.

So Major Incident 501 happened in Cang Luo’s community?

What a coincidence?

And Cang Luo vanished afterward?

Disappeared without a trace?

Could he have crossed over?

Were those spies sent to investigate Cang Luo’s crossing?

And TopSecretWhistleblower claimed a two-world war might happen in the future?

A two-world war!!!

Is this... possible?

At this moment, netizens suddenly felt a chill and began searching international news from the past two months, focusing on military and tech developments.

After searching, they confirmed TopSecretWhistleblower’s claims: over the past two months, countries had indeed increased communication, with heads of state repeatedly visiting China.

And nearly every day brought news of military or technological advancements.

For example, one country was actively developing new nuclear weapons and next-generation spacecraft—rumors even spread that nations were preparing to form a military alliance...

What are they trying to do? Prepare for war? Run away in spacecraft if they lose?

Everything pointed to some global event having occurred recently, with all nations scrambling to prepare.

Could a two-world war really happen?

Is it Cang Luo’s Yuanwu Continent? Is Yuanwu Continent planning to attack Earth?

Netizens weren’t stupid—combining all this, the likelihood of Cang Luo having crossed over reached over ninety percent!

Netizens frantically flooded Cang Luo’s Weibo with questions and reposted them to their Moments—Moments spread the news tenfold, then a hundredfold, and even reached foreign social platforms, drawing global attention!

In under half an hour, Cang Luo’s Weibo followers surged past ten million!

And they kept growing at a terrifying rate—comments reached a staggering 700,000, and his video views hit an astonishing 50 million!

Netizens from around the world frantically @ed Cang Luo, begging him to explain how he crossed over.

What kind of world is the Yuanwu Continent?

Will it really attack Earth?