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The idea of a "real-world ban" was simply too outrageous, and it immediately ignited a heated discussion in the live stream:

"No way, how could a game company like Zhumeng have that kind of power?"

"Cheating doesn't really count as a crime, does it? Selling cheats, or stealing/buying accounts, that's what counts, right?"

"You're right, but selling cheats or stealing accounts wouldn't warrant six plainclothes officers and a bunch of uniformed cops, would it?"

"So, does this guy have a prior record?"

"Nonsense, what kind of record could a minor have?"

"What did the plainclothes guy shout before they started moving?"

"Too far from the mic, couldn't hear clearly. Sounded like 'Hui' something?"

"The streamer's name? So delicate?"

… …

At this point, the discussion in the live stream was still relatively rational.

Compared to the ridiculous idea of Zhumeng issuing a "real-world ban," most people were more inclined to believe that the streamer himself had a problem, which led to the plainclothes officers arresting him.

The fact that he happened to be live streaming 'Project Snow' at the time of the arrest was purely a coincidence.

However, as Moyu Games started to exert its influence, various water armies, media outlets, and self-media personalities in the gaming community emerged to stir up trouble and muddy the waters for Zhumeng. Online public opinion quickly shifted in a direction unfavorable to Zhumeng.

And Moyu Games was just the beginning.

Soon, various friendly competitors began to exert their influence as well!

— The achievements of 'Project Snow' in the past two months had made too many people jealous!

Moreover, the ACG (Anime, Comics, and Games) circle is both large and small, and the total share is limited.

The strong rise of 'Project Snow'—although a large portion of the increase came from shooting game players outside the circle, it also snatched away a lot of ACG players within the circle.

In the eyes of friendly competitors, your user base has increased dozens of times, while my game's daily active users have plummeted.

Isn't that you stealing from me??

If there was no opportunity before, so be it. Now that they've caught an opportunity, and someone is taking the lead, they'd be ashamed if they didn't follow suit and throw a few bricks to make up for the losses they suffered before!

[Project Snow: Minor Player Illegally Playing the Game, Caught Cheating]

[Zhumeng's 18+ Promise, Is It Just a Sham?]

[Zhumeng Harshly Deals with Cheats, Player Arrested on the Spot During Live Stream!]

[Reporting Cheaters to the Police, Showing Zhumeng's Iron-Fisted Ruthlessness in Dealing with Cheats]

[Nationwide Attention! Player Arrested at His Door, Suspected of Angering the Zhumeng Boss by Cheating]

… …

There were too many media outlets deliberately stirring up trouble, and netizens who didn't know the truth were quickly misled and started to discuss it.

However, everyone's views on this matter were quite divided.

One group insisted: Cheaters don't deserve sympathy!

"Good riddance! Grind him into the ground!"

"Can you increase the intensity and send the cheaters from 'Combat Frontline' in too?"

"And 'Special Elite'! Send them all in together!"

"Zhumeng did a great job, you have to use a heavy hand to deal with these cheaters!"

"If you can be arrested, you're definitely not a good person. As expected, cheaters are all bad!"

… …

But at the same time, many people also felt that this was an overreaction.

"Cheaters don't deserve sympathy, but cheating is a moral issue, not a legal one."

"Reporting cheaters to the police? How strong of a background do you need to do something like this?"

The two groups had different opinions and even started arguing with each other.

—

Zhumeng Headquarters.

— Although the new office building is six stories high, while the old one is only three, the new office building hasn't been renovated yet, so the headquarters hasn't had time to move.

In the operations department's office, Song Zhicheng looked confused: "Boss, something's not right."

"What's not right?" Xu Meng asked, tapping on his phone without even looking up.

"From the live stream, this person is not yet an adult. He also said that he's still in high school this year, but his ID number shows that he was born in 1977. Is this his father's ID number?"

"Maybe," Xu Meng nodded, not paying too much attention to this information.

On the way back from the new company, although he didn't figure out what was going on, he was basically certain that this matter had nothing to do with cheating.

Just in case, he also asked the leaders of various departments in the company—especially Song Zhicheng—to make sure that no one had reported it to the police.

So, it's highly likely that this whole thing is a coincidence and has nothing to do with Zhumeng.

The reason he's tapping on his phone right now is not to look for information.

His calmness made Song Zhicheng a little puzzled: "Boss, do you know what's going on?"

"No idea."

"Then what are you doing…?"

"Holding a grudge," Xu Meng said in a calm tone.

"Huh?" Song Zhicheng didn't expect that.

Right now, his mind is full of how to solve the problem, reduce the impact, and prevent this matter from affecting the booming data and community atmosphere of 'Project Snow'.

But the boss has already moved past the problem and is preparing to take revenge?

He felt like he couldn't keep up with Xu Meng's train of thought.

"Taking revenge on who?"

Xu Meng didn't hesitate: "Moyu Games."

"?" Song Zhicheng subconsciously recalled whether he had given Xu Meng the contact information of his friend at Fourth Dimension Games.

After confirming that he hadn't, he asked: "Boss, are you sure that Moyu Games is targeting us?"

But as soon as he finished speaking, he shook his head and said uncertainly: "Moyu probably can't achieve this kind of momentum alone."

But Xu Meng said rather casually: "It doesn't matter."

"If I think it's them, then it's them."

Seeing Song Zhicheng's confused look, Xu Meng explained a little more:

"I don't have the time to investigate who's leading the charge. There are too many companies attacking us from the shadows, and I can't manage them all. So, I'll just focus on Moyu and beat them up, keep beating them up."

Song Zhicheng felt like he had swallowed a mouthful of old phlegm.

But he didn't dare to spit it out, so he lowered his head and continued to pay attention to the information online.

—

Li Xinghao, who was at the center of the storm, was actually completely fine.

… …

At first, in the internet cafe, the plainclothes officers and policemen were very nervous, tightly controlling Li Xinghao's entire body, and took out silver handcuffs to cuff his hands behind his back.

But at this critical moment, one of the plainclothes officers suddenly shouted: "Wait!"

The scene fell silent, and Li Xinghao also stopped struggling.

"What's wrong, Captain?" another person asked.

The captain raised his hand, signaling him to be quiet, then looked at Li Xinghao's face, and asked with a subtle expression:

"Who are you?"

"Li Xinghao," Li Xinghao answered honestly.

"So…" the captain was also a little confused, "You're not Cao Jinhui?"

"Who is Cao Jinhui?" Li Xinghao was equally bewildered.

"You don't know? Then why would you use his ID number to go online?" the captain asked again.

Li Xinghao blinked blankly, "I… saw it on my phone?"

A group of fearless men were completely stunned by this sentence.

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"You… saw it on your phone?"

"Yeah," Li Xinghao nodded as a matter of course, "It was pushed to me on the news, lots of them."

The captain's brows were almost knotted together: "When you wrote it down, didn't you take a closer look to see what this person does?"

Li Xinghao was puzzled: "I just needed to get past the anti-addiction system and go online, so he just needed to be an adult, right? Why would I care what he does?"

The captain's forehead veins were throbbing, almost spitting saliva on his face:

"So that's why you used a wanted criminal's ID number to go online?!"

"Do you know how many police officers came this time? How many police cars are parked outside?!"

Looking at the man's face flushed with anger, Li Xinghao dared not speak.

Not only the leading captain, but everyone around him looked pale and their eyes were about to burst into flames.

But in the end, everyone could only reluctantly let go.

The captain even straightened his clothes that had been messed up during the arrest.

"I… am I okay?" Li Xinghao was relieved.

"Heh—" the captain laughed with an ambiguous meaning, "You wish."

"Get up, come with us to the station."

"But…" Li Xinghao was a little resistant, "Didn't you mistake me for someone else? I'm not the wanted criminal you're looking for!"

The captain patted him on the shoulder: "But you used his identity, almost causing the entire station to mobilize, and even brought weapons and equipment. You don't think a simple 'mistaken identity' will be the end of it, right?"

Li Xinghao was speechless and stood up.

As he walked out, the stern man suddenly remembered something and asked in a relaxed tone: "By the way, you're not an adult yet, are you? What grade are you in this year?"

"Second year of high school."

"So…" he looked at the clear sky outside, "You skipped class to come online?"

"…" Li Xinghao felt a sense of foreboding.

"Haha, not bad, not bad. When you get to the police station, remember to call your parents and teachers to come and pick you up."

Li Xinghao suddenly felt like a catastrophe was imminent!

Even more flustered than when he was held down by a group of people just now!

…

…

Afterwards, Li Xinghao sat in the police car returning to the police station and gave a simple statement.

He called his parents and teachers, and was scolded fiercely by his parents over the phone.

When his mother arrived at the police station, she unleashed another torrent of furious reprimands.

Like an enraged lioness, her scolding echoed throughout the police station.

His father, on the other hand, kept apologizing to the staff, repeatedly assuring them that he would discipline him strictly.

When the head teacher arrived, he was flustered. After clarifying what was going on, he breathed a sigh of relief and then dragged Li Xinghao's parents to complain like crazy.

When everything calmed down, it was already two hours later.

The noisy voices on the Internet were already like a pot of boiling water, and even went beyond simple cheating and games, burning to the sensitive topic of "abuse of public power."

So, a shameful announcement with a blue background and white text was reluctantly issued—

—

On July 2nd, the security system alerted that the identity information of wanted criminal Cao Jinhui was activated at Jiesheng Internet Cafe in our city.

The case handlers acted quickly and went to Jiesheng Internet Cafe to carry out the arrest.

But in the end, it was confirmed that this was just a false alarm. Li Moumou (male, 17 years old, student at Fengcheng No. 3 Middle School) skipped class to go online and misused the identity information of wanted criminal Cao Jinhui, causing the security system to alarm.

The student has now been taken home by his parents and will return to school normally tomorrow.

Hereby, we remind all netizens: Do not misuse other people's identity information in life, especially do not misuse the identity information of wanted criminals, so as to avoid misunderstandings and even violations of the law.

In addition, wanted criminal Cao Jinhui is still at large. If you have any relevant information, please contact the police in time.

Thank you to all sectors of society and the people for their concern and support for police work.

—

As soon as this announcement came out, the netizens who had been arguing for most of the day were stunned on the spot.

Whether it was netizens discussing "whether public power has been abused" or netizens discussing "whether cheating dogs deserve sympathy", they all felt as uncomfortable as if they had eaten a fly.

So everyone here is worried about this and that, all because you used a wanted criminal's ID number to go online?

And it was skipping class to go online?!

Those who spoke up for him felt that all their enthusiasm had been wasted on a dog.

What's even more outrageous is that after this kid went home, he actually took a short video with his phone and posted it on his Bitten account.

Everyone thought he was going to apologize or admit his mistake or something.

But what they never expected was that at the beginning of the video, this guy put his hands together and said very earnestly:

"Zhumeng! Please don't ban my account!"

"I'll be an adult soon! I promise I'll never use cheats again!"

"Please don't ban my account!"

"Really! Please! !"

When netizens saw his attitude of not knowing how to repent at all, many people were immediately outraged.

Countless netizens posted the exact same comment in the comment section—

[Ban the account! Must ban the account! ! Ban it immediately! ! !]

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