Bales looked terrified, and so did the haters in the audience.
The haters who had made it here were all influencers, big and small.
How many of them had posted clips of Wang Yi that hadn't gotten more than 500 shares?
According to Canadian and U.S. law, anyone could be held legally liable if an article, image, or video shared more than 500 times caused harm to the person involved.
And Wang Yi's legal team was notorious for being ruthless.
If he really pursued this, how many of them would be finished?
They were done for. All of them.
After saying this, Wang Yi paid no further attention to Bales, who stood there dumbfounded. He simply glanced at the timer onstage.
Exactly half an hour.
Wang Yi addressed the beautiful host, Louis, as well as the audience:
"Time's up. I have to go home and get some sleep."
Without waiting for Louis to respond, he stood up and walked away.
Silence!
The venue fell silent again, for a long time.
"Time's up. I have to go home and get some sleep." What kind of thing was that to say?
They were in the middle of filming a show. In front of the host, his opponent Bales, and a hundred fans—or haters—he'd just said that and left?
He clearly didn't care about anyone else in the room.
Even the most willful, outrageous celebrities in the world wouldn't say something like that halfway through a show.
Wasn't he taking things a bit too far?
There were so many haters sitting right there. Wasn't he worried they'd use this against him?
What these Western viewers didn't know was that there had once been a singer in China who had done exactly the same thing.
Halfway through a show, he'd stood up and said: