Chapter 026: Making You Lose Everything

Just like that, Jing Shu inexplicably became popular, and along with her, Grandma Jing and Grandpa Jing also gained fame. Jing Shu’s streaming name was “Little Jing Jing,” and her fans called her “My Sister Jing.” The phrase “Few words, my Sister Jing, best at washing vegetables” became Jing Shu’s persona in the live stream because the streamer did nothing else besides washing vegetables…

The popularity of Jing Shu’s live stream soared to two million viewers—some were paid trolls, some were onlookers fighting the trolls, and some were pregnant women.

What??

Since pregnant women with morning sickness ate Jing Shu’s pickled vegetables and regained their appetite, they attracted expectant parents who came because of her reputation. The phrase “receive good luck for pregnancy” drew mothers-to-be who were trying to conceive, hoping to get some good fortune and stock up on pickles—even eating a little could be delightful.

At some point, the mutual scolding by the trolls turned into “receive good luck for pregnancy,” and even tens of thousands of trolls were instantly drowned out by these three words. It can only be said that the masses are truly powerful.

Not only did Zhu Zhengqi’s goal fail, but he also inadvertently made Jing Shu famous. I wonder how he feels about this? Oh, Jing Shu reckoned he probably didn’t have time to express his feelings recently…

All the vegetables were pickled, and it was the end of the month. Matters in Jing Shu’s family piled up together. As expected, Jing’s father was called to a board meeting to deal with the tempered glass incident and was given two choices:

1. Make up the profit difference for the planned government selling price, estimated to require 190,000 yuan—more than the cost.

2. Withdraw his shares and leave with the money.

“The company can process inventory over a year old at cost. Wang Zhong is forcing me to withdraw; he has long wanted to drive me away. I finally saw these people—Wang Zhong, Chen Yong, Xie Wumao—very good!”

Jing’s father withdrew his shares, took 700,000 yuan, and left the company he had worked at for over twenty years. That evening, feeling depressed, he had a farewell dinner with Captain Chen and a few close colleagues and then parted ways. The next day, he and a moving company moved all the miscellaneous items and clothes from the two-bedroom apartment in the city to the villa.

From December 1st, that house belonged to Yu Cainai.

Meanwhile, Jing Shu was also invited to court to testify—oh, it was about Sun Yinrui’s case. His wife Yang Yunyun, his son Sun Zijian, and Sun Zijian’s girlfriend Xiao Cao were all present.

As a witness on Heng Jin’s side, after declaring an oath of absolute truthfulness, Jing Shu began to once again confirm that every word she narrated was true.

The haggard, stubble-faced Sun Yinrui opened his mouth wide as he listened to Jing Shu’s testimony. It seemed that everything in his mind finally connected. He hoarsely shouted, “It’s you, it’s you! If it’s all you’re doing, then everything makes sense!”

Sun Yinrui pointed excitedly at Jing Shu, saying viciously, “Why! Why are you harming me!”

Jing Shu smiled at Sun Yinrui. How wonderful—it was this feeling she enjoyed. Look how shocked and resentful Sun Yinrui was after discovering it was her. That’s right, the more he hated, the better.

Although Sun Yinrui looked ten years older, having suffered mental and physical torment these days, it was still not enough—far from enough! Your whole family will receive retribution, and I will be the one to deliver it.

“Order in the court!”

Two police officers restrained Sun Yinrui, whose eyes were bloodshot.

The judge once again inquired about the content of Jing Shu’s previous recording. Sun Zijian’s girlfriend, Xiao Cao, actually admitted that she had said those words. She claimed she was bribed by Heng Jin to slander Sun Yinrui and was now willing to prove Sun Yinrui’s innocence.

Heng Jin’s side played the unedited recording and Jing Shu’s video on the spot, directly identifying Xiao Cao’s perjury. The consequences of perjury are equivalent to the crime itself. Xiao Cao’s face turned pale instantly, and she began to weep about being bribed.

On the other side…