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Chapter 71 - 71 The Real Purpose Of Opening A Veterinary Clinic
Chapter 71 - 71 The Real Purpose Of Opening A Veterinary Clinic
Chapter 71: Chapter 71 The Real Purpose Of Opening A Veterinary Clinic
Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
“Holy shit, Kun is a fucking animal!”
“You can choose not to love it, but why must you hurt it?”
“This isn’t just hurting; he killed it.”
“That thing nagging at the back of my head has finally been solved. I’ve been wondering why a veterinary clinic has cobra serum.”
“Little Kunkun, tell us honestly, did you throw Li Xiaohua to the cobra?”
“Bloody hell! This is the devil among us!”
“I’m speechless. I can’t believe even a pet rescue streamer can have such a massive scandal!”
It wasn’t like the netizens hadn’t seen bastards who abused animals before.
However, the roundabout method Chen Yu described was unheard of.
Kun used a grafting-like method and reversed the order of the video to portray his ’kindness’.
First, he took Li Xiaohua to the veterinarian for treatment and recorded enough material for his eventual video.
He then threw it in front of the cobra once that was done.
The scariest thing was that Kun was the one who bought the cobra.
“My family, please believe me. 1 really didn’t kill Li Xiaohua.”
Kun swore in tears.
He swore that if he harmed Li Xiaohua, he would die a horrible death.
“Stubborn till the very end.”
Chen Yu sighed inwardly.
Kun was already half dead after swearing this oath in front of countless people.
His vitality was not strong to begin with after losing most of his virtue.
“Dr. Chen, 1 don’t know why you’re framing me. I can only say my piece.”
“A pure person will be pure. I’ll be myself.”
“If you don’t believe me, I can’t do anything about it.”
Kun wiped his tears.
“I believe many people have seen me livestream saving animals over the years.”
“Dr. Chen said these are all tricks. Do you believe him?”
Upon hearing this, many of Kun’s fans who had been questioning him couldn’t be sure anymore.
Kun saved hundreds of small animals, one after another.
Some were rescued from rooftops, while others were rescued under car tires.
A few times, Kun risked being bitten by a dog just to save a poor kitten from the dog’s mouth.
Many people have watched these livestreams.
When Kun stopped explaining, Chen Yu added slowly, “In the video I just played, you made an obvious mistake.”
“When the snake entangled him, Li Xiaohua’s body was covered in wounds, but his fur was clean.”
“In the video taken at the clinic, Li Xiaohua had a lot of tangled and matted fur, and there was a lot of discharge in his eyes.”
“Because this is your first time doing something like this, you don’t have enough experience to cover all your bases.”
“Now that your experience is richer, there are fewer of these mistakes.”
As Chen Yu spoke, countless viewers started using their phones and computers to compare the differences between these videos carefully.
They were surprised to find Chen Yu’s words completely accurate.
Those who had experience raising animals knew this.
Stray animals exposed to the wind and rain would get their fur entangled in large patches.
House pets didn’t have the same issue.
Also, salty food is bad for pets.
Once ingested, large amounts of discharge and tears would appear in their eye sockets.
This was clearly reflected in the follow-up video.
In the video of the cobra’s attack, Li Xiaohua’s fur was soft, and its eyes had no discharge.
There were also very few tear marks.
It meant that Li Xiaohua was well taken care of.
“With these few videos, you have successfully completed your transformation in your streaming career.”
“Furthermore, you gained over 100,000 new followers.”
“You received at least 10,000 yuan in tips every single day whenever you uploaded a video on Li Xiaohua.”
“After this incident, you discovered a lot of loopholes in your filming, but you didn’t expect your fans to be so gullible.”
“Not only do you not feel guilty, but you finally found an easy way to make money by lying.”
“These compassionate acts of love have become your way of earning money.”
Following Chen Yu’s in-depth narration, Kun seemed to have lost his soul.
He stared at the computer screen in horror.
He had a fear even deeper than when he saw the black, smoky ghost earlier.
“What did Li Xiaohua do wrong for you to treat it like this?”
“Killing living beings will bring you karma sooner or later.”
“I’m really stupid! How could a cobra appear in the suburbs of a city?”
“The saying ‘a beast with a human face’ is vividly reflected on this bastard!”
“The heavens are watching. Retribution will come soon.”
Chen Yu revealed a playful expression when he saw this comment, cursing Kun for his retribution.
“Every time there are viewers who question your videos, you will use all kinds of lies to justify them.”
“Plus, you have a cute face, so you’ve deceived a large number of viewers who don’t know any better.”
“You labeled those who questioned you as antis, taking the initiative to defend and clarify things for you.”
“Your fan base grew, and you are receiving an increasing amount of donations for your animals every day.”
“But very soon, you realized that you were at a disadvantage.”
“You’ve worked so hard to devise many tricks and lies to deceive your fans, but the streaming platform took away a portion of the rewards you receive.”
“So, you decided to take out all your savings and open a veterinary.”
“On the one hand, you can collect wealth in a more diverse manner. On the other hand, you can avoid the platform’s cut.”
Hearing this, the viewers felt like they had woken up from a dream.
Kun set up his veterinary clinic not to better adopt and save stray animals; it was simply a better way to accumulate wealth!
According to the platform’s rules, Huyu would take 50% of all donations from all streamers.
But if it were a donation for public welfare, the platform would not take any share.
Many viewers who had donated money to Kun were so angry that their lungs were about to explode.
“No, none of this is true.”
Kun kept shaking his head.
The shock on his face turned into a grievance.
“There are a large number of volunteers in my clinic. If I earned money through what you claimed, they would have exposed me long ago.”
“If I was really the kind of person who valued money as much as you claim, I would have saved up enough money to marry my girlfriend long ago.”
“She wouldn’t have to force me to make a choice.”
“That way, 1 wouldn’t have accidentally pushed her and caused our child’s death.”
Kun’s extremely aggrieved look and seemingly reasonable explanation once again divided the viewers’ attitudes.
Raising a finger, Chen Yu explained coolly, “First, you don’t want to get married not because you don’t have the money for a betrothal gift, but because you can’t justify them.”
“To further gain everyone’s sympathy and good feelings, you always talk about your mother-in-law asking for an egregious betrothal gift from you.”
“You always claimed your money had been invested in animal rescue and clinic operations.”
“This way, your viewers will treat you as a firm animal protector.”
Chen Yu raised a finger again.
“Secondly, your girlfriend did have a big fight with you, but it wasn’t to make you choose a way of life.”
“All she wants is for you to stop hurting animals.”
“Every time there’s a video of an animal in danger, you’re the one who wrote and directed it.”
“She’s afraid of retribution, so she’s begged you to accumulate some virtue for the baby you’re about to have.”
“As for the miscarriage, it wasn’t caused by you accidentally pushing her.”
“Because your girlfriend kept nagging you about karma,”
“You were so annoyed that you kicked your girlfriend’s stomach in anger.”
“He said that if the child is gone, he won’t be afraid of any retribution..”