Uh, that did not seem quite right either. Illusion Immortal Technology Company had not done absolutely nothing. It had at least reposted a Weibo post by its chairman, Shen Bing.
Why had Shen Bing posted something like that? And why had he devoted his very first post after opening a Weibo account to this matter?
Everyone suspected that Shen Bing had opened the account specifically because of this incident.
But the content of that post did not seem to have much to do with the incident at hand, did it?
Morality! That was a very broad term. What aspect of this incident involved morality?
The collective wisdom of the public was boundless, after all. As people delved deeper into their speculation, they gradually felt they were getting at the truth.
Clearly, neither the perpetrators of the explosion nor the masterminds behind it could be restrained by morality alone. So, aside from them, who else had provoked Phantom Immortal Technology?
That was right: keyboard warriors! An endless horde of keyboard warriors.
Relying on the anonymity of the internet, these people pontificated online without caring in the slightest about the truth. They simply wanted to vent their frustrations.
From the perspective of a single individual, there was not much wrong with that. Everyone had freedom of speech, after all, and could express an opinion on an issue.
But when millions of people did the same thing, the consequences became entirely different.
As the old saying went, enough slander could melt metal and destroy a person. This sort of nonphysical violence online could even kill without leaving a trace!
There had been precedents online.
It seemed... these people were the only possible targets of Shen Bing's Weibo post, at least in this incident.
But what would Phantom Immortal Technology do?
With no shortage