At this moment, the hospital security guards rushed in, driving the swarm of internet influencers to the side. Worried that Kuang Ye might be filmed fighting and jeopardize his upcoming match, Mu Wan quickly grabbed his hand.

“Let’s get a doctor to treat O Ruo first.”

Kuang Ye shoved the other person away forcefully and shielded Mu Wan behind him. The doctor hurriedly placed O Ruo on a stretcher and wheeled her into the emergency room. O Lan tried to follow but was stopped outside. Falling to his knees, he sobbed and pleaded with the doctor.

“Doctor, please, you have to save my sister. I’m begging you—she’s my only family left!”

“We’ll do our best,” the doctor reassured him before disappearing into the room.

After the door closed, O Lan stood motionless, as if all his energy had been drained, his body like an empty husk.

Kuang Ye slapped him hard on the back.

“What’s with the defeated attitude? Save your strength to deal with those people outside.”

O Lan looked up, his red eyes wide, and then glanced at Mu Wan in shock.

Mu Wan gave him a small nod. “I’ll explain everything to you later.”

Meanwhile, the influencers, who were now surrounded by security, started causing a commotion again.

“We’re law-abiding citizens! What right do you have to block us? Ow, my stomach hurts! I need to see a doctor! Get out of the way!”

The security guards, already fed up, retorted:

“You angered the patient’s sister into the ICU, and now you think you can just walk away? You’re the ones turning the hospital into a circus. Bunch of lunatics!”

“Don’t make baseless accusations! We didn’t touch her sister. She collapsed on her own!”
“What, are they going to frame us and ask for compensation now?”
“As expected, like brother, like sister. Let’s go!”

Several of them hurriedly turned off their livestreams, not wanting to suffer any financial losses, and tried to escape.

But Mu Wan raised her hand, blocking their path, her face cold and emotionless.

“Causing trouble and then try to run away? How convenient. No one’s leaving until the police arrive.”

The group looked displeased.

“On what grounds?”

Mu Wan lifted her gaze. Her beautiful eyes, devoid of warmth, carried a sharp, crystalline clarity, as if capable of piercing into one’s soul.

“On the grounds that I’m going to sue you.”

The crowd froze, then burst into mocking laughter.

“Oh, sue us, will you? At most, it’s a minor charge for provocation. We’ll apologize, pay a small fine, and that’s it. Wow, we’re so scared.”

Someone sneered sarcastically, but Mu Wan merely cast them a fleeting glance before withdrawing her gaze.

O Lan’s face was filled with pain, torn between worry for his sister’s condition and frustration over his powerlessness against the perpetrators. They weren’t wrong—since there was no physical harm involved, even the police wouldn’t be able to do much.

Suddenly, a wave of exclamations swept through the hospital as two men in military uniforms, walking in perfect step, approached Mu Wan.

“Miss Mu, are you alright?”

Mu Wan looked at them in surprise. “Uncle Zhou? Why are you here?”

“The Commander saw the livestream and was worried you might be hurt.”

The previously arrogant influencers instantly went pale, exchanging terrified glances.

“C-Com… Commander?”

What kind of person was this woman?

Mu Wan: “…”

“I told you not to tell Dad.”

With the help of two officers, none of the troublemaking influencers managed to escape. Someone tried to sneakily raise their phone to capture the officers’ ranks, but their livestream was shut down within seconds.

Before long, a group of middle-aged men in sharp suits walked through the door. They scanned the room briefly before heading straight to Mu Wan.

“Miss Mu, we’re the legal team from Mu Yun Group. Mr. Mu sent us here.”

Mu Wan pointed toward O Lan. “Someone fabricated lies online to damage my friend’s reputation, leading to severe consequences.” She then gestured at the influencers.

“Cyberbullying, spreading false information, inciting trouble—and even angering my friend’s sister into the ICU.”

She added, voice icy, “My friend’s sister has a malignant brain tumor. The surgery has only a 50% success rate. The doctors specifically said she must avoid stress. Now that she’s in the ICU, even if she recovers, it’ll complicate her future treatment.”

Her eyes were sharp as daggers as she delivered her final blow. “Sue them for attempted murder.”

The influencers froze, their expressions turning to utter disbelief.

“A-attempted murder? That’s nonsense! We didn’t do that!” One of them stammered, trying to sound confident but clearly faltering.

Mu Yun Group’s legal team was renowned as the best in the country, undefeated in their cases. The weight of Mu Wan’s words sent chills down their spines.

Mu Wan turned her frosty gaze toward the speaker, her voice cold enough to freeze the air. “You don’t have to wield a knife to be a murderer.”

Her tone grew even colder. “You’d better pray O Ruo recovers. If anything happens to her, every single one of you who was in that room today—I’ll make sure you lose everything you have.”

She didn’t know if a similar incident had occurred in her previous life, but she was certain that O Lan’s tragic fate then was inseparably linked to these fame-chasing scum who cared nothing for human lives.

“Kuang Ye!”

Suddenly, Zhang Qinan appeared in the hospital, accompanied by someone dressed similarly to the Mu Yun legal team. Kuang Ye quickly explained the situation to them.

The newcomer approached a dumbfounded O Lan. “Would you mind giving me access to all your social media accounts? The first step in handling cyberbullying is to gather evidence. This will make it easier to pursue claims and protect your rights. Don’t worry—I’m a professional. None of the people who insulted you online will get away with it.”

O Lan was stunned, his voice trembling as he stammered, “E-even the people who insulted me online can be sued?”

The lawyer gave a firm nod. “Of course. The internet is not a lawless place.”

Particularly in the world of e-sports, where toxic comments and curses ran rampant, teams generally turned a blind eye. But in extreme cases, they’d make an example out of someone to deter others.

The influencers nearby were paralyzed with fear. If even online keyboard warriors were being sued, then what awaited them…