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[Since when did whatever Chu Xiyue said become the truth? Is she a police officer? Neither of these things has been conclusively proven. Anyway, I remain skeptical.]

[I think the poisoning was probably real, but there's no evidence at all for that AIDS stuff afterward, okay? Maybe Fang Lingrong thought Ding Songwen was suffering too much from his illness and wanted to end his pain sooner? Something like this happened back in my hometown. The husband was bedridden and paralyzed, desperately wanting to die. In the end, the wife fed him rat poison and ended his life.]

Netizens had all sorts of theories about why Fang Lingrong had poisoned him, but no one guessed the real reason.

Chu Xiyue thought that was perfectly normal. Normal people would never think the same way as that pair of lunatics.

That night, after the livestream ended, online discussion of the matter did not die down. Instead, it became even more heated.

Netizens flooded the local police's account with tags, hoping to learn the truth from them.

Since this had happened during a livestream, right in front of the cameras, the local police worked overtime. With Chu Xiyue, a public-spirited citizen, providing leads, they quickly solved the case.

The next day, the local police released an official incident report.

@Ping Island Police V: Recently, the XX Road Police Station in our city received a report from a public-spirited citizen, Ms. Chu.

A poisoning case had occurred at the XX Vacation Resort.

Our police department attached great importance to the matter.

They promptly rushed to the scene and brought the relevant individuals, Fang and Ding, back to the station for investigation.

Following an investigation, Ms. Chu's report was found to be largely true. Technicians found a packet of powder containing a large amount of radioactive