The "Le" show ended on a perfect note, and, as expected, Jiang Siming once again took first place.
Even foreign viewers who couldn't understand the Chinese lyrics could still hear Jiang Siming's attitude toward the whole matter and get a sense of his character from his singing.
They were all touched by the song and spared no praise, voting for him like crazy.
After that song came out, the keyboard warriors seemed to calm down considerably.
They also realized that no matter how frantically they hammered away at their keyboards online, they couldn't cause Jiang Siming the slightest loss.
Their insults and smear campaigns had no power at all.
Instead, more and more trolls had their identities exposed by the Jiang Group, after which they were all blacklisted.
Gradually, the trolls became afraid.
Once blacklisted, they were expelled from the Jiang Group.
They were truly scared and cowed, and every one of them began behaving themselves.
Those who refused to accept it still created alternate accounts online, enjoying themselves tirelessly and thinking no one could catch them that way.
However, one crushing blow from the Cyberspace Administration completely exposed them.
The Cyberspace Administration announced that, from that day onward, all online accounts would have to be registered under their real names!
Any Weibo, Tieba, forum, short-video account, and so on had to be registered using an ID card and would also require facial-recognition verification.
This crushing blow was undoubtedly an unprecedented strike against all the keyboard warriors.
From then on, every comment they posted online could be traced at any time.
That day could be called the keyboard warriors' day of mourning. They had lost their invincible keyboards. Although the keyboards were still in their hands, they no longer dared to type whatever they pleased.
At that moment, those hateful