Over the course of a week, more and more of Li Xun's affairs were exposed online—some minor, some major.
In modern society, aside from matters involving state organs, almost nothing remained unknown except to the unrelated general public. A secret merely meant that it had not yet been made public.
As the saying went, a broken drum was beaten by ten thousand people. With all sorts of busybodies rehashing old stories and adding fresh material, whether true or fabricated, it was all pinned on Li Xun. This included, but was not limited to, raping sows in his youth, peeping at widows bathing, stealing classmates' money, and so on. In short, Li Xun was no good man.
Seeing that Li Xun had fallen, some of the women he had harassed and subjected to casting-couch rules agreed to Lucy's proposal and publicly revealed that they had been victims. There had been nine of them in the original story, with a list detailing their information. This time, though, there were only four, Fang Zhiheng included.
The thoughts of the other five women were not difficult to understand. Since Li Xun had already been dealt with and clearly had no chance of making a comeback, releasing their stories would not accomplish much. They might even face another round of criticism, making things even harder for them. That was entirely foreseeable. In many matters between men and women, women were at a disadvantage.
Still, Lucy included the number of women involved, as well as some speculation about those who had been willing and unwilling, writing a lengthy article.
Wang Yan removed the subjective accusations, retaining only the facts and the accompanying condemnation, then had it anonymously posted online.
Li Qixing naturally saw it as well, and then he understood. He immediately called Lucy, but she