Peerless Genius System

Chapter 462 - The Hopping Jia Zhengyi

Chapter 462: The Hopping Jia Zhengyi

When the call ended, Su Li couldn’t calm herself down. She logged into a few popular news websites and found out that those negative news about her had indeed been removed, along with the ten thousand comments, without leaving any trace, proving that what Shen Qingyan said was true.

Who did this?

Hacker? Do I know a hacker like this?

Su Li searched her memory for the information on just such a man like this, but she couldn’t come up with anything after a long time. Other than a few friends like Shen Qingyan, her circle of friends was actually very small. She only had a nodding acquaintance with most people in her life, and her knowledge about them was very superficial. She didn’t know any super-hacker who could hack into the backend of the giant internet companies.

Suddenly, her heart jumped, she looked in the direction of Xiao Luo’s apartment, “It wasn’t... him, was it?”

When that thought popped into her mind, she was somewhat dumbstruck, but she quickly dropped the idea after brief consideration.

She thought that it couldn’t possibly be Xiao Luo, for he didn’t look like a hacker at all. Besides, those abilities he had shown were already unbelievable enough; if he had also mastered computer networking, then he would be way too terrifying. There was simply no such all-round genius in the world.

At the same time, many of her celebrity friends in the entertainment industry tagged her on Weibo, saying that Jia Zhengyi had posted something to denounce her, and he even included a link.

Su Li quickly clicked on the link and came to Jia Zhengyi’s Weibo main page right away. And, there it was, he was already insulting and mocking her from his first post.

“No matter how powerful or how rich you are, you have always been merely an actress, a singer, and you always will be. However far you go, you shouldn’t forget that the public is your bread and butter, you are nothing without your fans. The same knife that slices bread will cut fingers. You deceived the public and tricked your fans. You have completely forgotten what you really are. There’s only one word that can describe you—low!”

Even though there was no mention of Su Li’s name, but the post was clearly directed at her, anyone could see that at first glance, and that had tempted countless people to comment on it.

“Jia Zhengyi, your act of cloud-chasing blew me away, but no matter how hard you try, the management still won’t stop blackballing you. So, just shut up, wash up and go to bed—just stop tormenting people.”

“I don’t care if he was cloud-chasing, what he said was right! Su Li is a b*tch, she lied to us, the fans, she’s scum.”

“Yeah, Old Jia took the words right out of our mouths. Your comeback is supported, please dig out all the scandals in the entertainment industry, lay them bare.”

“I’m all for it. Old Jia did something wrong previously, but he has already served his sentence. Now, it’s the b*tch, Su, who breaks our hearts, we should support Old Jia, he should come down hard on that b*tch.”

Although somebody criticized Jia Zhengyi for being a cloud-chaser, almost everyone else supported Jia Zhengyi, and no one ever mentioned the slanging match between him and San Qian Luo Shui last year again. The deeper the love for Su Li once was, the deeper the hatred for her now.

Su Li was furious. It was obvious that Jia Zhengyi was just trying to get back at her for merely liking San Qian Luo Shui’s post last year. Looking at the netizens’ disgusting comments, she couldn’t help but feel the need to return Jia Zhengyi’s fire.

“Jia Zhengyi, please remove your post immediately, or my lawyer would prosecute you for libel!” She typed the sentence in the reply section as she gritted her teeth.

Jia Zhengyi soon replied to her comment: “Whoa, what is happening to our national goddess, why is there so much rage? I did not include a name on my post, why are you making it about you?”

Coldly, Su Li typed her reply: “Remove it now, and apologize!”

“Apologize? For what? Just because you are a celebrity? Let’s not forget about the current situation, there are tens of millions of people in this country who would be more than happy to tear you to pieces, and you wanna sue me? Are you sure you want to be seen in public?”

Su Li was about to explode, she called her lawyer, Chai Zhiying, right away and then replied to Jia Zhengyi: “I have already called my lawyer, Jia Zhengyi, you can be expecting a subpoena soon.”

“Aww, I am so scared, b*tch, you are going down very soon, when you lose your national goddess’ halo, I’ll buy you and f*ck you until you’re dead, hahaha ...” Jia Zhengyi’s reply was vindictive, and he didn’t spare the vulgar words.

Su Li’s face reddened. Jia Zhengyi was like a rabid dog, she really didn’t want to waste her time on him, but she was already caught up in it the moment she replied to his post. She lost it when she couldn’t help herself, and now she regretted it.

She wrote a stern reply: “I’ll give you two hours to write a post to apologize to me, or you will pay!”

“F*ck off!”

“A whore is a whore; you should be kept under the table. You must have slept with countless men to get to this position.”

“Huh, national goddess? I think the title, ‘National Whore’, suits you better. Anyone can f*ck you as long as they pay some money.”

Jia Zhengyi’s frenzied responses were getting more and more unbearable as if they were just a way for him to let off steam.

There was no way Su Li could tolerate that. She blocked his account straight away, but she couldn’t tame the fury that raged within her even after a long time. She had never been this mad in years.

Hundreds of thousands of netizens saw the slanging match. Although Jia Zhengyi used vulgar language throughout the whole squabble, all the so-called “heartbroken” crowd threw their support right behind Jia Zhengyi.

“Hahaha ... Good job. That b*tch, Su Li, was asking for it.”

“Old Jia is ‘Master Jia’ again in my heart. If your ‘Old Jia’s Talk Show’ is back on TV again, I will be a supporter!”

“Old Jia is a real man, he is genuine, you should curse like that when you’re mad, all the manners and self-control sh*t can f*cking go to hell.”

Voices of support filled Jia Zhengyi’s Weibo main page, and the number of his Weibo followers also surged.

Some of the people hated Su Li, but many people were still absolutely loyal to Su Li. Although they thought that Su Li had lied to them, they were still very much behind her. When they heard that Jia Zhengyi was insulting Su Li, and there was a record of those unbearable insults, they became furious. They logged onto Jia Zhengyi’s Weibo main page and started to argue with those who were abusing Su Li.

All of a sudden, a one in a million slanging match was set in motion on Weibo again!

***

Zhang Dashan was indignant at Su Li’s treatment at the hands of Jia Zhengyi and felt compelled to call Xiao Luo on the phone. “Old Xiao, that Jia Zhengyi who had a war of words with you last year is out making trouble again, he is giving Goddess Su both barrels this time around. I have screenshoted his insults of Goddess Su and sent them to you. Motherf*cker, he’s way out of line, that scumbag must have a zodiac sign of a rabid dog. Even I, an outsider, am so mad that I wanna rush to Xiahai City to chop him into pieces!” he cried.

When the call ended, Xiao Luo received a few screenshots on his phone, and the details of Jia Zhengyi’s insulting posts were on those images.

After reading them, Xiao Luo went into a fit and was seething in rage.

Suddenly, someone knocked on his door. Xiao Luo heard the little girl, Su Xiaobei, calling out urgently from the other side of the door, “Daddy, open the door! Open the door, Daddy, quick!”

Xiao Luo put down the phone and hurried to open the door. The little girl was looking up at him, tears welling up in her large eyes, the color of black obsidian.

“Bei Bei, what is going on?”

“Come, quick! Mummy passed out... Bei Bei tried to wake her but she won’t wake up! Boo-hoo-hoo...” Su Xiaobei cried. She was scared and sobbing desperately with her mouth puckered up.