“I know what to do next,” Sun Cheng suddenly backed away, bowing deeply in respect, even hitting his head on the edge of the table without flinching. “Thank you, Mr. Yu, for giving me this chance. No matter what happens in the future, I swear I will never make another mistake. My life is yours to command, and I will never say ‘no’ to anything you ask.”

“Alright, you may leave now.”

Yu Jinxiao felt like his mind was a chaotic mess, everything jumbled together.

Lottery, ten million, his life on the line…

How had things escalated so absurdly?

He opened his phone to check the online situation.

After refreshing the latest trending topics, he saw that a new topic had surpassed the previously trending one, #YuJinxiaoPoisoningAndCausingDisappearance#.

Top Trending:

1. #YuJinxiaoIsAGoodMan#[Exploding]
2. #YuJinxiaoPoisoningAndCausingDisappearance#
3. #AListOfYuJinxiao’sCruelMethods#

The number one topic was completely different from the ones below it.

Yu Jinxiao’s brow twitched. No matter how he looked at it, it seemed like people were being sarcastic.

It was probably a tactic to lure people in, only to reveal all the shady things he had done in business, wrapped up in exaggerated rumors and slander—a new way to insult him.

Yu Jinxiao had seen enough of this to not be surprised.

But to be insulted in such a way that it trended, and to have three separate topics about it—that was a first.

He couldn’t deny, though, that the top trending [Exploding] topic was indeed intriguing.

Even Yu Jinxiao himself was tempted to click in to see what it said.

Casually, he swiped his finger across the screen, entering the #YuJinxiaoIsAGoodMan#[Exploding] topic.

Leaning back lazily in his chair, Yu Jinxiao’s hand twitched involuntarily as he read the contents, nearly slipping out of his seat.

What the…??

Why did the topic take this kind of turn?!

…

Meanwhile, inside the office, Yu Jinxiao’s emotions were on a rollercoaster. In contrast, the three children at the aquarium were having a carefree, fun-filled time.

It was the weekend, and naturally, the park was crowded with kids.

As the park had just opened in the morning, the number of visitors gradually increased, with children running around like a swarm of little red beans.

Originally, Yu Jinxiao had planned to rent out the entire ocean park so that the kids could enjoy the best views and play as long as they wanted.

Gao Zhou, who was standing nearby, raised a hypothetical scenario.

Imagine the huge ocean park, completely empty, with only three children wandering around. Even their voices would echo…

Just the thought of it felt eerie and desolate—hardly the kind of atmosphere that would make for a fun experience.

So, the plan to rent out the park was promptly scrapped.

And it turned out, the three children really enjoyed the lively atmosphere. The joy and excitement of others only amplified their own, filling the park with laughter and smiles.

“Brother, brother, look, it’s that… that big fish!” Little Yuanyuan stretched out her arm, trying to point to the cartoon dolphin on the wall.

She had completely forgotten the picture book they had just read the night before. After stuttering a few times, she still couldn’t remember the name.

“That’s a dolphin,” Yu Yingze corrected her from the side.

“Oh, a dolphin,” the little girl repeated, shaking her fists in excitement as her eyes widened, “It’s so big! It would take days to finish eating it!”

Yu Yingze’s eyes went wide.

Did he just hear the sound of someone drooling?

Which kid looks at a dolphin and thinks about eating it?!

“You want to eat a dolphin?!” Yu Yingze shouted in disbelief, his thoughts spilling out of his mouth.