News about Qinglin Ranch and Wagyu beef had been making waves online.
It was incredibly satisfying.
The more obnoxious the people from the Fusang Cattle Association had been before, the more satisfying it was now to watch people from Fusang protest nonstop.
The various ranches had benefited from Qinglin Ranch, and they knew its owner was planning to teach Fusang Wagyu a lesson. One after another, they piled on.
After buying Wagyu semen, the ranchers naturally got right to work breeding Wagyu.
Before long, they began announcing that their cows had been successfully artificially inseminated with Wagyu semen.
There was no doubt about it: news that could deal a blow to Fusang Wagyu hit the trending searches almost immediately.
After that, one ranch after another announced successful artificial insemination.
In other words, the Wagyu that Fusang treated as a national treasure would soon be thriving all over the country.
Naturally, after all this, the international food and wine tasting event in Fujian Province—rumored to have been deliberately arranged by Yanagi Yama Yoshirou, president of the Fusang Cattle Association—fell through without further ado.
Meanwhile, an online influencer suddenly shot to fame and caught everyone's attention:
"Hello, everyone. My name is Yamaki. I've always hated Fusang culture and loved our own... So I brought Wagyu here and sold it to Qinglin Ranch. I even have the transaction and payment records to prove it! I've also married into a family here and changed my name to Chu Mu. My greatest wish now is to get citizenship here... And I'm very experienced at breeding Wagyu..."
The sudden surge in popularity brought this influencer plenty of attention.
People hated traitors, but they certainly didn't hate traitors to Fusang.
Especially not a traitor who had sold off Fusang's national treasure.
Plenty of netizens even joked that