Too Bad I Take Things Seriously

Chapter 848: Chapter 307: Anonymous User

"We can’t just let these trolls off the hook!"

She stared at the trending post in the forum, silently murmuring to herself.

After being influenced by Qin Mu for so long.

Her personality had also developed a strong sense of justice, intolerant of any wrongdoing.

This little girl...

And her family suffered tremendous trauma from this incident. freёwebnoѵel.com

Both physical and psychological harm.

But these trolls...

They are probably blissfully ignorant right now, unaware of how much damage their simple "one sentence" has caused.

Perhaps.

Even if they knew, it wouldn’t awaken any remorse in their conscience.

Instead, they might blame the little girl, spreading rumors about her inability to handle pressure.

A kind word warms one for three winters.

Malicious words hurt even in June’s warmth.

"Looks like I’ll have to ask up for help."

Qing Lan sighed, quickly thinking of Qin Mu.

These days.

Qin Mu had been completely carefree, traveling everywhere.

It’s time he did some work.

Such a nuclear weapon...

Should occasionally show its power to deter those chaotic people online.

Then.

She forwarded the trending post to Qin Mu’s private account.

And left a message asking, "up, is there a way to bring those instigators to justice legally?"

The post was from the forum.

But at this point, she had no time to worry about whether Qin Mu would notice the forum.

...

Meanwhile.

Somewhere on a vast grassland.

Qin Mu was sitting on a fine horse, holding the reins, gazing at the endless prairie.

Ready for a wild gallop.

Since taking leave from the nursing home, he left Jin City.

Traveling everywhere.

Experiencing the magnificent landscapes of the motherland and enjoying life after rebirth.

His mood had lightened considerably.

As he expected, since the upgrade of his [Hundred Shots Hundred Hits] skill, nothing troublesome came his way.

His astonishing luck...

Also manifested in other aspects.

Such as frequently finding money on the road and winning the grand prize in every raffle he encountered.

At least...

He had been traveling for half a month, moving across the country, without getting anyone involved.

After leaving Jin City.

The people he met on the way hardly knew him, and certainly were not afraid of him. freewēbnoveℓ.com

Just as he was about to gallop across the grassland...

He noticed his phone suddenly rang.

Qing Lan sent him a message, with an attached post from the Study Law Alliance Forum.

"What’s this?"

Frowning slightly.

He clicked on the post and found that it had more than four thousand replies.

It should be the most popular post since the forum’s inception.

The original poster was said to be the little girl’s brother.

The content he described...

Was truly infuriating and made it hard to control one’s emotions.

"She jumped over one yuan..."

After understanding the cause and effect, Qin Mu’s gaze also darkened.

Currently.

The entire forum was discussing the attempted suicide case triggered by one yuan.

The root of the incident...

Was because someone named "Qin Laosan" published a donation message.

Many benevolent individuals from all sectors of society contributed, and the little girl named "Zhou Xiaoqing" also donated.

However...

Being a student, she didn’t have much money, so she donated only one yuan.

And unfortunately...

Being someone who liked sharing, she posted about her one yuan donation in the video’s comment section.

It resulted in a flood of criticism from a group of people.

Various forms of moral bullying.

Even after she explained that she was a primary school student, the netizens showed no remorse or apology.

Instead, they continued to bash her.

Eventually.

This led to "Zhou Xiaoqing" having thoughts of ending her life and jumping from a building.

Although she was rescued, she ended up in a vegetative state.

"up, is there a way to bring those instigators to justice legally?"

Looking at the message sent by Qing Lan, Qin Mu frowned.

This case...

Frankly, it’s another complicated one.

Many legal experts on the forum had analyzed the feasibility of the situation.

To hold everyone involved in this incident accountable...

It’s extremely difficult.

Firstly.

The case at most involves defamation, attacking, and criticizing someone online.

But...

In terms of reach and spread, only the people on that particular thread accused Zhou Xiaoqing.

It wasn’t widely spread across the internet.

Only comments with likes exceeding a certain threshold met the criteria for filing a case, meriting a defamation charge.

Of course.

If the forum members grasp the supreme secret of adding penalties by liking...

And find the video to like it spontaneously.

Those people could all be subject to defamation penalties.

However...

This matter is ineffable and cannot be verbally expressed.

If it’s discovered that someone organized the liking, the data propagated online will be nullified and not accepted by the court.

It’s a method that loses its power once spoken.

And although there are many on the forum, getting everyone to spontaneously help like these trolls’ comments without saying anything...

Is almost impossible.

After all...

The vast majority on the forum have normal views.

Who would waste time helping trolls’ comments get likes?

Secondly.

The comment criticizing Zhou Xiaoqing where someone said "why not die," also hardly constitutes incitement to crime.

Under criminal law.

In terms of incitement, incitement to commit a crime refers to the intentional act of encouraging others to engage in criminal behavior. Since suicide is not considered a criminal act, generally speaking, inciting someone to commit suicide is difficult to be classified as a crime.