This is also satisfying, right?

Because the surveillance footage had been unplugged at the time, this clip of him beating someone without showing his face had apparently been edited together from somewhere. The editing and music were pretty good too.

It made everyone's patriotic spirit awaken, their blood boiling.

The clip had received an extremely high number of likes, reposts, and comments, nearly catching up to the one posted by the official media.

Ye Chen clicked into the comments section, and it was even more entertaining.

This wasn't the official media's comment section, so everyone was clearly much less restrained.

"I think that as a public figure, Ye Chen shouldn't just hit people. At the very least, he should have some manners. China is a nation of etiquette—how could he hit someone? If this happens again, let me go first. I'm a Xiongnu."

"Upstairs, speak more clearly. I almost couldn't hold back my knife."

"No matter what, resorting to violence is wrong. Luckily, what he hit wasn't a person."

"Almost couldn't hold back my knife again."

"No matter what, hitting people is wrong. China is a nation of etiquette—how could you hit someone? That's too uncivilized. Let me do it. I'm the least civilized one here. (My personal actions have nothing to do with the country!)"

"Haha... you're all geniuses! I really almost couldn't hold back my knife this time. I nearly injured an ally by mistake."

"He hit someone? He didn't hit anyone! That island friend accidentally fell down on his own. A warmhearted young man even stepped forward to help him up and ask after his mother's health. So touching."

"After watching for so long, turns out this was an animal abuse incident."

"Dog: I suspect you're insulting me."

"Police: So you're saying he got a concussion while eating, right?

Ye Chen and