Ronan rubbed the handle of his cup between his fingers and gave a cold snort.
What the hell kind of angle was that?
But clearly, it fit some people's logic. Replies had already appeared below:
"Of course, anyone this pretty has to be a boy!"
It seemed pointed, but it was really just recycling an old joke. The replies that followed were much the same—lively enough to watch, but they stirred up no real waves.
Most of the next few responses were drivel along the lines of, "OP has excellent eyesight but no confidence," or, "Go stan them. I permit it."
Of course, some of Raven's fans had followed the topic over, immediately reported it, and gave the usual notification.
Seven or eight replies in two minutes proved that the "Demon Eye Girl" incident still had quite a bit of heat behind it, but that was all.
Until a post that received multiple likes and was pushed to the top appeared.
"Taking without permission and spreading screenshots around—I don't care.
"Boy or girl, makes no difference to me. I don't care.
"After all, looks come first!
"The materials are below. They're not firsthand, but they've been verified as thoroughly as possible. Anyone interested can judge for themselves.
"Finally, I'm a fan now!"
Beneath that smug declaration, which was enough to blow up the thread, was an embedded video. Its preview showed the exact moment Raven struck her fighting pose in the original post.
Ronan drew a shallow breath. He was already mentally prepared, and he glanced at the poster's ID. It was something like "Qiu Ye," with what looked like a very high community level and plenty of privileges.
He opened the video. Almost at the same time, Bamboo Pole called. "Boss, something's come out on Sky Street."
"Mm. I'm