After rebirth, she first killed the book thief, and she was busy writing articles to save people

Jiang Baige's side is more "vertical".

On the evening after she met Cen Muzi's parents, she organized the letter of support that she had almost written.

The title is "When they are cracking down on hair dyeing, what they are really hunting is women's freedom."

The header photo was a photo of a colorful crowd she took at the same location on the day the photo of Cen Muzi was taken by the media and was later maliciously tampered with.

She wrote: "Our original intention was just to add some color to the originally dull bachelor's degree gown, because bidding farewell to school and heading for work is heading for a broader world, not to suffer, be punished, or die."

The accompanying pictures were published on the school newspaper’s official account, reporting on the “Colorful Graduation Season”, as well as some photos taken by Song Siwen on that day that were not used.

She also linked to the article in the school newspaper.

Not only that, she also took photos of the print version of the school newspaper and the graduation season supplement reporting on the whole incident and posted them there.

Finally she wrote:

"But now, the malicious photoshopping and online violence against Muzi not only maliciously speculates and tarnishes everyone's expectations for a better future, but also links 'hair dyeing' with various labels that vilify and stigmatize women...

"If we allow these maggots who hide behind the Internet and only dare to slander and spread rumors to get what they want, then from now on, every girl who wants to dye her hair may be considered 'improper', 'a prostitute', or 'a prostitute'...

"So, this is not just Muzi's battle, but also the battle of every woman who wants to defend her right to dispose of her own body. I will never step back!"

Words have their power, and when accompanied by a large number of pictures, they are even more thought-provoking.

Jiang Baige had already told Lin Xingran about this before sending out this article.

Because this is likely to cause their account, which has been attacked and reported by men, to once again face large-scale attacks.

As one of the owners of the account, Lin Xingran has the right to express his opinion.

But after reading it, Lin Xingran just said: "After you post it, wait for me, I want to be the first person to forward this push!"

She does what she says.

After the push is sent out, the holders of the bound account will receive a notification, and Lin Xingran is of course no exception.

When forwarding it, she half-jokingly wrote: [Perhaps this is the last article of "Women's Study Room". Welcome friends from all walks of life to forward and share, and participate in this grand (perhaps) farewell. She was originally written for women, and will always be for women. ]

Jiang Baige also gave this push the most "publicity" since the official account was established.

In addition to clearly expressing the hope in the article that everyone would forward and share it to show support for Muzi, she also posted it in many public account groups that encourage mutual assistance and sharing, even Tangsuan.com and Weixibo.

Perhaps it is due to the fact that there is strength in numbers, or perhaps it is due to the fact that there are also some public figures in Jiang Baige’s circle of friends. In short, the effectiveness of the communication is very obvious.

Reading volume data is a reflection of this.

The rapid increase in the number of attacks suffered is another manifestation.

With a large number of shares, the number of readers of this push has been rising. A lot of "noise" is naturally unavoidable - although they have set it to reply after seven days of following, it still cannot stop the malicious intent.

But this not only did not make Jiang Baige retreat, but instead made her empathize with the pain suffered by Cen Muzi.

Cen Muzi’s suffering could not be in vain, and certainly not hers.

She sorted out these thoughts and wrote a new push: "The Evil of Human Nature Behind the Mask of the Internet: The Cyberbullying I Encountered After I Spoken for My Friends Who Were Cyberbullied."

In the article, she posted screenshots of all the personal attacks and malicious comments she had received in the past few days.

She hardly needed to write anything more. The words in the screenshots, which were full of malice, vulgarity, obscenity, and disgustingness... were a form of expression in themselves.

At the end of the article, she said that the appreciation received from readers for this and the previous article would be used to find a lawyer to preserve evidence, collect evidence of the cyberbullying remarks against them, and ultimately resort to legal means. Subsequent progress would also be announced on this official account.

Sure enough, after this push was sent out, the attacks they received immediately dropped sharply.

In addition, many readers are following the progress of the cyberbullying incident that Muzi encountered.

It just so happened that Jiang Baige was also very concerned about this matter, but she didn't ask about it before because she was afraid of disturbing Cen Muzi's family.

Taking this opportunity, she finally contacted Muzi.

Perhaps their counterattack was timely, and Cen Muzi's work was not affected. She has rented a house near her workplace and now moved there with her parents.

Although Cen Muzi has not yet fully recovered from the pain of losing his loved one, he also said that he would not give up his life easily even for his grandmother's expectations.

What's more, she is very busy now, busy catching those scums, and has no time to be sad about the passing of time.

"I want to fight!"

Jiang Baige used this sentence as the title of a new post. That post also received a lot of rewards, and Jiang Baige transferred all the income to Cen Muzi.

At first, Cen Muzi refused to accept it because she felt that Jiang Baige and the others had already helped her a lot.

But when Jiang Baige told her that he gave her the money because he hoped she would win, only if she won could she become a role model and give more people confidence - so that after being hurt, everyone would dare to stand up and seek justice for themselves.

Cen Muzi accepted the money.

In fact, they all know that compared with the rumormongers, they have spent many times more energy and money to defend their rights.

It is for the same reason that many people choose to be patient.

Even among the authors who write online articles, Jiang Baige has seen many of them: there are many who came with great passion, but were questioned and attacked by people who may not even be considered readers, and thus stopped writing and retired from the circle.

She would never say that those who did not choose to fight were weak. She just hoped that she could be strong enough to be the one who chose to fight.

But now, Cen Muzi, who had chosen to back off, stood up.

Although the road to defending their rights will take some time, Jiang Baige believes that they will win this time.

Just like in her novels: she failed in the last life, but in this life - she can win.

However, during this period of time, she had indeed invested too much energy in Cen Muzi's affairs, and her spirit had been in a highly tense state.

She had to relax and clear her mind -

It is already June, and she has to think ahead: the five-year contract she signed with Nanlin University during her sophomore year has expired, should she renew it?

There are many reasons to renew.

For example, her writing finally improved. Not only did the data of the novel itself improve, but she also started to sell the copyright.

But the reason for not renewing the contract is also very convincing: the contract signed on Nanlin.com is under a pen name, which is equivalent to a "contract of sale".

Does she have to sign?