Hang Cedric, that bastard, from a lamppost?
The moment those words popped out of Bai Fu's mouth, the atmosphere across the entire defensive line changed.
Actually, that might work. There were more than a dozen lampposts installed along the line.
"Hiss—"
In an instant, every player—both those on-site and those watching the livestream—turned to stare at Bai Fu.
They sucked all the air right out of the place.
Their pupils shone as brightly as if someone had installed little lightbulbs inside them.
Usually, when they looked at Bai Fu, the first thing they saw was her stunning face, which only grew more captivating the longer they admired it. But now, the first thing they saw was the holy light spilling from her heart and spreading behind her head.
This was what it meant to be righteous through and through!
The livestream chat erupted.
[Fu Fu's right! Bastards like him deserve to be hung from lampposts!]
[Fu Fu, the eternal god!]
[I remember someone once theorized that Bai Fu might actually be a villain pretending to be righteous. After what she just said, I'm convinced there's no way she could be a villain.]
[Exactly, bro. If Fu Fu ever really became a villain, she'd have her reasons. The world's the one at fault, not Fu Fu!]
[Aaaah, I'll tear this shitty world apart for Fu Fu!]
Bai Fu: "?"
She could no longer tell whether the players were losing it or whether trolls were stirring up trouble.
Still, it wasn't a bad thing. Ever since she first appeared in front of the players, countless troublemakers had been popping up in any discussion about her.
They might not be good for much else, but they were certainly doing their part to boost her popularity.
Like right now, when those troublemakers spread the