Chapter 61: The Little Dumpling is Deflated

Did you already forget how your father kept poking you just now, almost making you cry?

“You better take it easy, don’t end up actually making little Mianmian cry.”

Liu Wu leaned against the sofa, amused, holding his phone. “I’ve already asked the lawyer to send out the warning letter. As for the termination of the contract, I’m contacting the legal team directly now to handle it with the company. The news has also been released. If Suiyue Liuguang (the company) still cares about saving face, this should be resolved very soon. Oh, and about those so-called ‘close friends’ of yours who were so quick to mock and ridicule you this time, you’ve already logged in anyway, so go ahead and delete whoever needs to be deleted. Those who should be remembered, remember them well.”

The celebrities who used to boast about being close to Yu Mozhi had, during this recent storm, gained a lot of fans by taking a “righteous” stance under the guise of supporting justice over personal ties.

Now, it was time for them to pay it all back.

Over on the side, the little dumpling was also very serious. “Mianmian hates bad people! They scolded Daddy, but Daddy is the best Daddy in the world!”

The little dumpling didn’t really remember what she had forgotten, but she still clung to Yu Mozhi’s arm, her big bright eyes sparkling.

“Daddy isn’t allowed to pay attention to them either!”

Yu Mozhi lowered his head, looking at the little girl in his arms hugging his arm angrily, her chubby little face flushed pink. He couldn’t quite describe what he was feeling in his heart.

“Alright, Daddy won’t pay attention to them.”

At the same time, he stuffed the script back into the little girl’s arms.

“Okay, read it now.”

Looking at the script filled to the brim with pinyin annotations, not only did she have to read it, but she also had to memorize it. For a child, this was truly an overwhelming task.

The little dumpling deflated.

As expected, after these matters were exposed, the internet was flooded with discussions about how Suiyue Liuguang had been harsh and unfair to Yu Mozhi over the years, repeatedly failing to fulfill their contractual obligations, even going so far as to threaten and manipulate him multiple times, which seriously violated the terms of the contract. Adding to this, the recent incident where they hired paid trolls, and the fact that the higher-ups had long known that Jiang Yuenian was the young master of the parent company, yet still allowed these events to unfold — it became clear that Jiang Yuenian had gained a lot of fans by stepping on Yu Mozhi during this incident.

Moreover, sharp-eyed netizens who carefully studied recent financial reports discovered that the company which Yu Mozhi was accused of illegally negotiating with had, not long after, established a cooperative relationship with the parent companies of both entertainment firms involved.

With this revelation, many people suddenly realized what was going on. So, it turned out that Suiyue Liuguang had set up this whole stage just to promote their young master, while trying to pull Yu Mozhi down from his position, which ultimately triggered this storm. However, Yu Mozhi didn’t fall into their trap. He remained calm and didn’t rush into a public mudslinging fight. Instead, he waited until official investigations could give a final verdict, and then executed a complete turnaround, leaving no room for anyone to grab hold of any incriminating evidence.

Furthermore, that very afternoon, the authorities released a related video. It turned out that the accuser was actually a repeat offender, previously engaged in telecommunications fraud. When he noticed the current situation, he thought, “If I can scam through telecom, scamming online should be even easier.” After observing for a few days and seeing no sign of the child’s mother, while public outrage against Yu Mozhi kept growing, he figured that even if Yu Mozhi denied it, he could still use the opportunity to start a lawsuit and raise money through crowdfunding, earning a quick buck before vanishing.

After all, real-name registration policies hadn’t been strictly enforced yet. Taking advantage of the public’s delayed reaction to pull off such schemes indeed had a high success rate. But unexpectedly, Yu Mozhi didn’t say a single word, and with the overwhelming sympathy and support he received, the scammers became overconfident. In the end, the situation spiraled out of control, and they couldn’t rein it back in. Just as they were about to make a final big haul and run, the police tracked them down and arrested them all.

(The end of this chapter.)