Huo’s PR team quickly gathered details about internet users who attacked Xia Wan personally and used the chance to spread rumors and tarnish his reputation.
Even though the situation hadn’t fully matured, more than 5,000 internet users, including smaller ones, were involved under these IDs.
Unlike the way most people handled the situation in the past, they didn’t give the other party any chance to apologize or repent. Instead, the Legal Department directly issued a formal lawyer’s letter to them.
It wasn’t until they received the formal lawyer’s letter that those netizens who had been spreading nonsense online began to comprehend the unusual nature of the incident, realizing the seriousness of the situation.
Many people immediately started deleting their original Weibo posts or comments and publicly apologized to Xia Wan for their rude remarks. For a while, the comment area under Xia Wan’s Weibo became a scene of large-scale apologies and people realizing they were wrong.
However, Xia Wan remained silent and didn’t make any response.
The Weibo account, which was never verified, seemed to be abandoned after the apologies.
While Xia Wan remained silent, Huo Yu promptly provided a new response.
The company had a very clear and a very firm attitude, stating they wouldn’t accept any apology from anyone or in any form. Regarding the evidence, the company has already kept it and will submit it to the court following the proper procedures.
Huo Yu also mentioned in his post that, since netizens could irresponsibly talk nonsense online, people should have been mentally prepared to pay double the price.
Upon the release of the response, Xia Wan’s Weibo immediately grew quiet.
Huo Yu took this matter too seriously as if he were determined to bleed these people for their actions.
It was just a small lawsuit with no difficulty, given the professional legal department he had. However, he still went ahead and hired the famous and talented lawyer Qin Wenyuan.
Qin Wenyuan was a scary person in court. He is known for being really good at figuring out things.
According to many people he could perfectly understand and analyze while leaving no doors open for his opponents.
Over the years, he handled numerous challenging lawsuits and had long stopped taking on cases that were not significant.
Even though people didn’t know how Huo Yu persuaded him, when the news came out, it did cause a sensation and shock. Some thought Huo Yu was making too much fuss, while others found it very satisfying.
Those who had received the lawyer’s letter were even more worried. They were having trouble sleeping and eating.
Soon, Qin Wenyuan confirmed that it was true and threatened that the irresponsible keyboard warriors who maliciously harmed others would lose their money and would soon regret it, especially those who followed the trend and forwarded the post without morality, including the original whistleblower.
No one took Qin Wenyuan’s words lightly because he indeed had the ability to make an impact.
Later, in an interview, Huo Yu mentioned that all the compensation would be donated to victims of previous cyber violence.
Among them, there were victims who had attempted suicide by jumping off the building due to online violence and now were grappling with medical bills in the hospital, along with patients with depression who had fallen into a deeper state of despair due to online bullying.
As the matter unfolded, Huo’s decision became increasingly clear and garnered more support from people. Most netizens, being normal people, naturally felt a sense of disgust towards those keyboard warriors who had caused chaos online.
Especially in recent years, with the development of the Internet, keyboard warriors were almost everywhere. Moreover, their relentless malicious attacks and rumors have led to numerous harmful incidents.
And every time something would happen, these people would delete their blogs or either cancel their accounts and change their vests. While they would still be at ease, without having to take any responsibility for what they said or did. It made victims feel very powerless and helpless.
Even if some people had the ability to take them to court, most of them only chose a few leaders to sue. After winning the lawsuit, most of them only asked for an apology, but rarely sought compensation.
The moral standards of keyboard warriors were very low, but just apologizing didn’t cause any real harm to them; instead, it made them more unscrupulous.
Now, someone finally took action to hold them accountable. Most netizens felt satisfaction seeing all the online bullies fearful and begging for mercy all day long.
Especially when the person who held them accountable was Huo Yu.
The Huo family wasn’t lacking in money, and they couldn’t even be accused of being “greedy for money.”
[Hahahahahahahaha, that’s so funny. As we all know, keyboard warriors are mostly unhappy losers in life. What do losers lack the most? Money. Just because they’re short of money, Huo Yu hit them where it hurts the most:- financially.]
[Hitting the snake’s weak point, Huo Yu was truly ruthless, delivering a fatal blow in a single move.]
[It was just those idiots who messed up with the wrong person.]
[Everyone, remember that before Huo Peixue and his son bought so many drafts, Huo Yu didn’t care if he scolded much more unpleasantly than now. But when it came to his wife, he immediately got angry.]
[You can scold him, but you can’t scold his wife—woo woo woo, wife-doting maniac Huo Yuyu—what kind of fairy love is this?]
[Kill one to serve as a warning to hundreds, oh no, it’s cool to kill as many as you can.]
[No snowflake is innocent in an avalanche, so today, those snowflakes had to pay the price.]
[…]
When the online discussion was at its peak, Huo’s side had also reached out to the owner of the overseas account from which the information was initially shared.
The other party was a Chinese student who had already been following Huo’s actions before being contacted. Fearing the consequences, he quickly confessed Zhang Hao’s name without much effort.
After receiving the letter from Huo’s lawyer, Zhang Hao, who initially thought he was hiding well, finally panicked.
“Brother,” he pulled Xia Yang with great regret, “this lawyer’s letter…, what should I do now?”
“You know how to ask me now?” Xia Yang looked at him angrily. “If you had listened to me before, how could things like this have happened today?”
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“How was I supposed to know they would get so serious?” Zhang Hao let go angrily. “In the past, celebrities just asked for apologies when this kind of incident happened. Compensation was just for show. Who knew that Huo Yu was so obsessed with money? Even after having a big company like Huo and Yan Yu he still wants to make money by asking netizens for compensation?”
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Zhang Hao was stunned when he heard this, and a layer of sweat appeared on his back, giving him a cold sensation.
“Do you really think Huo Yu was interested in money? Let me tell you, he didn’t care about money; he just wanted to make life difficult for others. Did you think Sun Baijiang helped Huo Yu during the previous press conference? Let me tell you, that was all on the surface. In fact, if Sun Baijiang hadn’t come out, Huo Peixue and Huo Lin would have had to apologize to him, with a slap in their face. It was just a matter of time,” Xia Yang sneered. “You know, when I went to Huo’s house to ask for help. How miserable were Huo Peixue and Huo Lin when it came to money? Do you know why I don’t go to Huo Lin to ask for money now? Because they were much worse off than our family, and they didn’t even want anything. Huo Yu’s methods were ruthless. You couldn’t even imagine it before you saw it. Even if you didn’t have money to compensate, he still had many ways to knock your marrow and suck your blood.”
“Brother,” Zhang Hao’s face turned pale with fright, “You just mean to scare me, don’t you?”
“I’m scaring you? What’s the point of scaring you?” Xia Yang asked fiercely. “How many times did I tell you to stop being quick-tongued and either don’t do it or do something big? And what did you do? You refused to listen but look at you now. You didn’t cause any significant harm to others, but now you’re scared and turned into a coward. Hiding in your tunnel”
Upon hearing this, Zhang Hao clenched his fists and turned his head away angrily. After a moment, he turned around again.
He lived with his mother in the Xia family since he was a child. Back then, the Xia family’s financial situation was good, and his aunt and mother loved and spoiled him. Even if he got into trouble, as long as he acted coquettishly in front of them, everything would be forgiven.
His cousin Xia Yang was even more indulgent. As long as he showed his sweet expression, there would be no trouble.
He thought he had nothing to fear with his back against the big tree, but now that the tree fell, he realized that he was just a fox pretending to be a tiger.
Without the protection of the Xia family, he knows he is powerless and incapable of achieving anything.
Despite knowing that the Xia family had fallen, he still couldn’t help but want to seek help from Xia Yang.
“Brother, what do you think I should do?” Zhang Hao asked.
“I don’t even know what I should do, so how do I know what you should do?” Xia Yang replied.
“Then, should I go and confront Xia Wan near the Academy of Fine Arts to scare Xia Wan?” Zhang Hao said. After thinking for a long time, he could only think of starting with the less intimidating and cowardly Xia Wan.
After Xia Wan and Huo Yu got together, he rarely visited Xia’s house. Additionally, Zhang Hao was focused on his studies, so he didn’t have many opportunities to see Xia Wan. As of now, he remained unaware that the Xia Wan of today was no longer the same as the Xia Wan of the past.
“Do you have a pig brain?” Xia Yang finally couldn’t bear it and slapped him hard on the head. “If scaring him worked, would I have been sitting here and waiting for the opportunity to come? What is the difference between what you have done on the internet and now?”
Zhang Hao was also confused. “If it won’t work this way or that way. Should I just sit and wait for death?”
“You really have to sit and wait for death! It’s time to go to jail and drop out of school. Anyway, it’s useless even if you go to the King of Heaven.” Xia Yang snapped.
“The day after tomorrow is the Xue family’s press conference. I wonder what that young master of the Xue family looks like now?” A man in his fifties or sixties held the chess pieces while looking at the chessboard and gossiping.
Not only this old man but since the Xue family issued the statement, netizens eagerly awaited it. Almost everyone in Beijing was waiting to see what the young master who had been missing for eighteen years looked like and what exactly had happened.
After all, the influence of this incident was too great. The Xue family was not an ordinary family, attracting much attention. Moreover, many people had personally experienced this incident, even young children who had heard about it from their elders.
“He should have been pretty good-looking, but the resources for food, clothing, education, and other aspects are definitely not what he could have gotten like in the Xue family.” Another middle-aged man sitting behind the uncle, watching the chess game, said while smoking a cigarette.
“It goes without saying that even if you look at the whole country, there are only a handful of people who can compare with the Xue family. There’s a huge difference between growing up in the Xue family and growing up outside.”
“Fortunately, they got him back,” another person spoke up. “The young master is only about twenty years old this year. It’s still not too late; otherwise, this life of his would have been wasted.”
“Hey, Lao Xia, aren’t you in your best mood today?” The uncle opposite smiled and placed a chess piece. Then, with a smile, he picked up one of Xia Chengzhang’s white pieces before saying, “If you keep going like this, this game will be over soon.”
“Can you do it, Lao Xia? If not, I’ll do it.” The person sitting behind Xia Chengzhang, who was watching the chess game, shouted.
“Cherish the precious time you have as neighbors with Lao Xia,” the uncle playing chess across from Xia Chengzhang said with a smile. “A golden phoenix has flown out of our slum area. Lao Xia may live in a villa in a few days. When will you have a chance to play with your neighbors again?”
Xia Chengzhang, who was silent, waved his hands hurriedly after hearing this. “No, no, we will play for a few more years. We will be staying here for a few more years”
Xia Wan did buy him a house near Huo Yu’s residence. It only took five or six minutes to walk from the community where Huo Yu lives.
The location was suitable, and it was on the first floor. The house was much larger than it is now, but the interior was dirty and old.
Xia Wan planned to renovate it in the spring and then let him move there. He also discussed it with him. In addition to Aunt Zhang, he planned to hire another live-in aunt, so that he could feel more at ease once he got busy.
Xia Wan was not short of money now, so Xia Chengzhang did not refuse.
The decoration drawings were almost finished, and the home decoration company had been selected. Construction was set to start as soon as the weather got warmer in spring. However, just a few days ago, Huo Yu received an inside message: that area was going to be demolished.
That’s a piece of land where every inch is at a premium. Although many details haven’t been revealed yet, everyone knows that after it’s demolished, a higher-end residential area will be built.
Xia Wan’s apartment could be directly replaced by an elevator room, which was actually a good thing for Xia Chengzhang. He had much more freedom in choosing floors.
The only trouble was finding another house nearby.
Xia Chengzhang thought about it and decided not to move yet.
First, it was troublesome to move around. Second, he got along very well with his neighbors here. He could find someone to help him with anything, and his life was more comfortable than before. Third, this place was far away from Xia Wan and the others. It wasn’t too far, and it was convenient to meet up.
“Let me just tell you, Lao Xia will move away sooner or later,” someone said.
“Isn’t that right? With a child like this, Lao Xia has to cultivate for several lifetimes to get such a blessing,” the uncle watching the chess game said with a smile. “We were all very surprised when we saw the news on the internet.”
“Yes,” the uncle holding a cigarette also said, “I saw it on the internet. He really looked so good in that outfit.”
“Old Xia, this is because you are not good,” the old man sitting next to Xia Chengzhang said. “Your son is so capable and good-looking, and he is married to the head of the Huo family. How can you resist not revealing it at all?”
As Xia Chengzhang lowered his head and listened, the sunlight created shadows over his face. While everyone thought he was focused on the chess game, they remained unaware of the extremely complicated expression that played across his features.
He wondered how they would look at him after the Xue family’s press conference the day after tomorrow. Xia Chengzhang thought, what kind of expressions and eyes will they use to look at him.
Several people were joking about Xia Chengzhang when the uncle who was smoking suddenly said, “Xiao Wan is here, Lao Xia, your son is here.”
Then, with enthusiasm, he called out, “Wan Wan, your dad is playing chess over here.”
Xia Wan had just arrived, and upon hearing the enthusiastic shout, he immediately walked over with a warm smile on his face. Sporting a navy blue coat and shouldering a backpack, his tall and straight figure exuded an amazingly good temperament that caught everyone’s attention.
“Uncle Li, Uncle Wang, Uncle Sun, Uncle Zhou…” Xia Wan greeted politely, making sure not to miss anyone.
“This child is low-key and sensible,” Uncle Zhou couldn’t help but praise as he observed Xia Wan. “Old Xia has raised him so well,” he added, expressing admiration for Xia Wan’s upbringing.
“That’s right,” Xia Wan smiled, his expression radiating confidence. “What kind of father has what kind of child,” he continued.
Amidst the laughter, Xia Chengzhang finally showed a smile on his face. He graciously gave up his position and said to Lao Sun, who had just asked him to move, “Come on, I’ll give up my position to you.”
“Lao Xia, you’re not kind,” Old Sun smiled and said, “Throwing this mess to me.”
“Okay,” he joked with Old Li, “You might not be as good as Old Xia.”
The laughter faded into the distance as Xia Wan pushed Xia Chengzhang into the house.
He took off his coat, then removed Xia Chengzhang’s cotton-padded clothes, replacing them with a down vest. Next, he opened his backpack and retrieved the inspection report.
“The results are all in,” Xia Wan’s face lit up with joy. “Everything is normal. I even consulted the director of thoracic surgery for the CT scans. He mentioned that those tiny nodules that haven’t changed may be old lesions and unrelated to the disease. It’s just a minor inflammation in the lungs, possibly caused by radiation pneumonitis from radiotherapy. We can leave it alone for the time being.”
Hearing this, Xia Chengzhang’s eyes unconsciously showed some joy. He reached out and took the reports one by one, As he looked down at them.
“Dad,” Xia Wan poured a glass of water and sat next to Xia Chengzhang obediently. “You will soon be good.”
“Yeah,” Xia Chengzhang smiled and put the document bag on the armrest of the sofa. “There is a press conference the day after tomorrow. It won’t be too late to pick it up later.”
“Yeah,” Xia Chengzhang smiled and put the document bag on the armrest of the sofa. “The press conference the day after tomorrow, it would have been not too late to pick up the reports later. Why are you in such a hurry? Wouldn’t it delay other things?”
“No, It won’t delay things,” Xia Wan said with a smile. “I also picked up the suit by the way. Do you want to see it?”
“I ordered the suit again?” Xia Chengzhang asked with curiosity. “What color is it?”
“This time it’s black,” Xia Wan said with a smile, “I’ll go get it from the car and show it to you.”
“Don’t,” Xia Chengzhang gently stopped Xia Wan. With a warm smile, he continued, “I’ll see it when you put it on for the press conference. It will be a pleasant surprise then.”
Xia Wan nodded and remained silent.
He probably wouldn’t be able to wear this suit on the day of the press conference because Wen Yunzhi and Xue Chong sent him and Huo Yu new outfits last night.
Unless there are special circumstances, they should wear the outfits given by the Xue family to attend the press conference.
“I think,” Xia Chengzhang added with a proud smile, “The white suit at the last charity event was also very good. You looked better than those celebrities.”
When Xia Chengzhang mentioned the white suit, it caught him off guard, making Xia Wan unconsciously think of that night. Thinking about those memories a warm feeling crept into his ears.
In addition, during that time, Huo Yu also coaxed him to wear it again, but he was too embarrassed to even wash it afterward, fearing that people would notice.
Xia Wan coughed lightly and unconsciously raised his hand to rub his ears.
“Dad,” Xia Wan asked, “Will you attend the press conference?”
“I won’t go,” Xia Chengzhang smiled. “That day will be the happiest day for your grandfather, parents, and brother, and I don’t want to affect their mood.”
Xia Wan pursed his lips. But he said nothing.
Xia Chengzhang said hurriedly, “And I’m not used to that kind of situation. There will be so many people and reporters. It wouldn’t be good if they make a fuss about your adoptive father being an old and ugly paralytic.”
Xia Chengzhang was not yet fifty years old, but his skin was dark, and hardships of many years were evident on his face.
Compared to Xue Chong’s handsome appearance, although they were of the same age when they stood together, they looked more like they were from two different generations.
“You are not old and ugly,” Xia Wan immediately protested, dissatisfied. “And I have never disliked you. Even if the Emperor comes, you will still be my father. Your presence is the most important thing to me, not how others might perceive you.”
“Don’t be a child,” Xia Chengzhang said as Xia Wan was unhappy. Xia Chengzhang rubbed his hands unconsciously and continued, “There will be a press conference soon. Have you prepared any gifts for your parents and grandpa?”
“Yes,” Xia Wan responded softly, “Everything is ready.”
Xia Chengzhang nodded, “I also have a gift that I want to give them. Can you help me take it there?”
As he said that, he wheeled towards his bedroom.
Xia Wan followed him, watching as he bent down to pull open the drawer under the old wooden bed.
He squatted down to see what was inside. In the drawer, there was a medium-sized old cardboard box, showing signs of age.
“What’s inside?” Xia Wan inquired with curiosity.
“Take it out,” Xia Chengzhang urged.
Xia Wan felt the cardboard box was a bit heavy as he held it. When he opened it, he found a photo album and a stack of drawings wrapped in plastic bags inside.
It took him for the movement to realize what was in his hand.
Xia Chengzhang smiled and suggested, “Go ahead, open it, and have a look.”
Xia Wan carefully pulled out a photo album from the box. It had pictures of him as a kid, starting from when he was around two years old up to now. The photos were organized by dates and ages, but he noticed that, except for the first few years, some of the perspectives seemed a bit off.
Xia Chengzhang explained, “Back then, I was concerned you’d discover I took photos, so I had a nearby photo studio secretly capture them. Besides, there are drawings underneath—ones you’ve done since you were little. I couldn’t bring all of them, so I chose a variety from different ages. Also, there are some certificates which you won from your childhood below.”
In a hushed tone, Xia Chengzhang said, “Pass these to your parents. I can’t turn back time, but at least they should see how happy and amazing you were during the moments they have missed.”
….
With lots of excitement And anticipation, the day for the Xue family’s big announcement finally arrived.
After waiting for two whole infinities, people on the internet were super excited and curious.
When Xia Wan woke up in the morning, he saw the first snow of the winter outside his window. The snowflakes were neither too big nor too small; they floated like soft catkins, filling the sky and blanketing the entire capital in a thin and lovely layer of white.
There was a trending topic on Weibo that said, “Snow’s here, and so is the Master of the Xue family.”
Even though the press conference was in the evening, people on the internet were so pumped up as if they got a morning energy boost. They were eagerly waiting, counting down every hour until the press conference.
The talk was buzzing, covering everything from Young Master Xue’s arrival to the sharing of the Xue family’s belongings.
When the car stopped, Huo Yu released Xia Wan’s hand and leaned in to fix the tie around his neck.
“Feeling nervous?” Huo Yu asked,
Xia Wan reassured, “I’m not nervous since you’re here, and my family is here too.”
Huo Yu’s eyes lit up with a smile as he gently squeezed Xia Wan’s palm, silently conveying reassurance and support.
As the VIP elevator doors parted, revealing the grand banquet hall on the top floor, Xia Wan and Huo Yu found themselves instantly bombarded by a flurry of camera flashes from the eager reporters stationed by the elevator entrance. Before they could even take a step forward, their presence was captured in a frenzy of photographs.
In confused voices, the reporters asked, “Mr. Huo, Mr. Xia, are you here today because of an invitation from the Xue family?”
Huo Yu remained silent, but he raised his hand to shield Xia Wan’s eyes, signaling the request for the reporters to turn off the flash.
At that moment, amidst the constant clicking sounds of cameras, Huo Yu’s protective gesture, shielding Xia Wan from the flashes, was captured in many photos. These pictures quickly spread online, showing everyone their presence at the event.
Both of them wore matching tight-fitting suits that accentuated their figures. Their outfits had simple and sleek lines, perfectly outlining their impressive shapes.
Huo Yu’s towering height of over 1.9 meters made Xia Wan appear slightly petite, aligning perfectly with the adorable height difference that everyone had been talking about lately.
The only noticeable distinction between them was the color of their neckties.
Huo Yu had worn a black bow tie around his neck, while Xia Wan had opted for a red one. This slight difference had perfectly matched their completely different temperaments.
Huo Yu looked cool and handsome, with sharp eyebrows, while Xia Wan had a gentle smile, and the little red spot between his brows seemed to be filled with happiness for some reason.
[Wow, they look great together! Mom, my nose is bleeding!]
[My Zaizai and daughter-in-law are here! Even though they have different life experiences and all, they look so perfect together. They’re truly meant to be!]
[Who turned on the flashlight?” “Let me ask you, why are you so brave? Aren’t you afraid of Mr. Huo, the wife-loving maniac, suing you?]
[Hahahahaha, upstairs, I want you to win the bamboo shoots, but Mr. Huo, the maniac who dotes on his wife, hasn’t gone yet.]
[Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhahhahahahahahahahahahahahaha. The most eye-catching person tonight has arrived, and I am satisfied.]
[Upstairs, Brother Wenxuan is quite impressive, you know? And Wen Hengzhi’s son, the young master of the Su family, did you see his picture? He’s incredibly handsome.]
[…]
[Hey, all you gossipers upstairs, hold on a sec. Did anyone notice how similar the outfits worn by Huo Yu and Xia Wan are to those worn by the Xue family?]
[Wow, I just realized something! Remember when Mr. Xue first appeared, and everyone praised his suit? I think Mr. Huo and Xia Wan are wearing similar styles. As mentioned earlier, they do look very alike.]
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[Let me see, they are indeed wearing the same style! Can someone explain what’s going on? I’m confused.jpg]
As people pieced together various details for comparison, the Internet exploded in an instant.
TN
I almost translated 5k word. This chapter was way too longer than any other chapters!!!
Thank you for the translation 😍 😍
Thank you for your efforts 🥰 And yeah, the sound of face-slapping was loud and clear in this one. I was surprised that Huo Yu decided to donate the money to the victims of cyber bullying; dunno why, ’cause it’s a very good and commandable thing to do…or is it his CSR statement? 🤣🤭
The big event has come! Great work with such looooooong chap! ❤
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thanks for the translation.
the chess they are playing is Go right?