Chapter 2316 Encircling Wei and Rescuing Zhao

Paparazzi are professional and ruthless.

Almost overnight, the assistant’s background was revealed.

Fortunately, the assistant is upright, loyal, and has a firm belief. It can be said that he has no flaws and it is difficult to find any dirt.

Reluctantly, the paparazzi had no choice but to cease their activities and continue to investigate secretly while writing some tepid articles to continue the topic of Master Dewey's successor.

The reporters and paparazzi of the orthodox times are like this, but the reporters and paparazzi of the unorthodox times, such as the tabloids, are not so peaceful.

In just three days, a large number of negative news about the assistant came overwhelmingly. The photos were all of them, but the content of the incident was distorted beyond recognition.

Or the assistant and a certain socialite were walking side by side in the night. On both sides of the photo were hotels and pubs with changing lights. There was also a hotel mixed in, and the name of this hotel was deliberately painted on A circle.

Or it is said that the assistant had accepted a huge bribe. The attached picture shows the assistant taking a locked box from someone.

Either it is said that the assistant behaved inappropriately, behaved affectionately towards the little girl, and acted inappropriately. The attached picture is a photo of him kissing a 14- to 5-year-old girl.

Oh, I have actually seen this photo. I also know the little girl. She is the four-year-old daughter of the assistant. That day, my daughter acted coquettishly and wanted to kiss her assistant. With a kind smile on her face, the assistant knelt down and lowered her head to kiss her daughter. As a result, her daughter kissed her. Kissed him on the lips. Afterward, he asked his daughter why she kissed him, and her daughter told him that she was imitating her mother.

I still vividly remember the assistant’s embarrassment at that time.

This is purely an act of intimacy between father and daughter, why is it related to misbehavior?

I really could no longer tolerate the shameless behavior of the unscrupulous paparazzi, so I wanted to immediately order all my assassins to launch a ruthless attack on the unscrupulous paparazzi, as well as some small newspapers and magazines that behaved badly.

This move was blocked by the Rennes boss.

I was confused as to why he wanted to stop me. Could it be that he had compassion?

Boss Rennes shook his head: "I don't care about the life or death of those people. I'm just worried that our actions will attract the attention of some interested people and become an obstacle to the plan."

Hearing what he said, I immediately calmed down. When I thought about it carefully, I suddenly broke into a cold sweat on my back.

Boss Rennes is right. Maybe at this moment, some people are waiting for me to make an impulsive mistake.

Since you can't take action personally, then think of ways to surround Wei and rescue Zhao, attack from the side, and secretly execute killing moves.

I immediately contacted the person in charge of the newspaper I had a relationship with and asked them to strongly condemn certain newspapers and magazines for making nonsense, disrupting public viewing, attacking personal privacy, and maliciously smearing public figures.

When the people in charge of newspapers and magazines heard this, they agreed on the spot.

Can you not agree? This is a good opportunity to please Master Dewey!

In just one night, countless clarification and vindication articles came one after another, entering the public eye and using factual basis to fiercely attack unscrupulous news and false rumors.

Originally, people didn’t really believe in tabloids and magazines. After all, they were only created for entertainment. But who would have expected that major newspapers and magazines would actually compile these little magazines from unknown origins? Actively attack them, and even threaten to hold them responsible for their words and deeds!

This aroused the curiosity of the general public almost instantly.

In order to find out the cause of the incident, people spent money to buy magazines, newspapers, newspapers and tabloids one after another, and studied the contents one by one, and discussed it in the market.

Some people believe that gossip news may not all be false. How could this person be as honest, fair, loyal, filial to his parents, and loving his wife and children as described by regular newspapers? This is simply impossible.

However, a larger part of the public believes that as Master Dewey's assistant and his future successor, he must be well-behaved, kind and open-minded, always carry positive energy, and always be charitable.

Soon, people from the two camps began to argue that their respective versions were correct and started a continuous war of words.

At the same time, newspapers, magazines, and fancy newspapers and fancy magazines saw business opportunities. It was rare for the four media departments to join hands to find ways to earn public money.

For a time, positive and negative news were like undulating mountains, one after another.

The people, on the other hand, are like monkeys in the mountains, climbing up and running down now, and they are also very busy.

As the media and the public focused their attention on the confrontation between the camps, the assistant who was originally pushed to the forefront was ignored, escaped from the public's attention, and returned to his status as a free person.

This made the assistant feel relieved, and it also made me feel relieved.

And when the outside world was noisy to the point of being almost unbearable, the two queens jointly issued an edict: they had reached an agreement with the person in charge to allow human businessmen to come to Moonlight City again, but a new rule was added, that is, no more people were allowed to come to Moonlight City. Any behavior that harms the people of Moonlight City will be permanently expelled from the human race if committed again.

As soon as this order was promulgated, all the businessmen cheered, but the ordinary people were dumbfounded.

Only then did they remember that the previous heated discussion was caused by the imperial edict of the two queens to expel human merchants, and the real content of the discussion was the background identity of Master Dewey's future successor.

As a result, this interruption caused the matter to be ignored. I only cared about the authenticity of the tidbits, but ignored the most important thing.

However, after arguing for so long, they had already exhausted their energy and no longer had any desire to argue about the identity and background of the assistant.

Humans are such things, once they lose interest in something, it's hard to get interested again.

Since there was no more energy to discuss, dig, or think, everyone from newspaper reporters and paparazzi to ordinary people and young children gave up the topic of the successor assistant almost at the same time.

After being ignored by the Times for several consecutive minutes, newspapers, magazines, fancy newspapers, and fancy magazines have once again returned to the right track of paying attention to civilian life and stealing anecdotes about celebrities.

This seemingly unstoppable wave of public opinion subsided.

And the thirty or so businessmen imprisoned on death row are still being imprisoned there, undergoing interrogation and torture in the dark.

Barbara's anger evaporated on the second day of the merchants' protest.

Little Lantern's fear was all resolved on the third day of the quarrel between people.

The matter was finally resolved satisfactorily.

Just when I thought the world was peaceful and I could finally continue my daily life of killing monsters, upgrading and becoming stronger every day, a young man covered in blood suddenly burst into my sight.

This young man was extremely handsome, and his whole body seemed to be emitting a faint halo, but his impossibly handsome face showed extreme weakness and exhaustion.

If my predictions were correct, he must have suffered serious internal injuries.