Afterward, Qiūqiūyú posted a series of additional pieces of evidence, reconstructing the entire incident more convincingly. These included the full course of her relationship with Qinggang and several secretly taken photos of her injuries, lending further credibility to her account.
No one with a conscience could watch Qiūqiūyú's video and read her written accusations without being moved.
Of course, some people with bad intentions, or who simply enjoyed muddying the waters, claimed that Qiūqiūyú's video was actually hinting that Yu Nian had her parents and family in his clutches, forcing her to fabricate evidence to clear his name. They even tried to prove she was lying by analyzing her microexpressions.
Having already been played once, netizens finally realized this time that someone was deliberately stirring up trouble. Expressions of sympathy for Qiūqiūyú and abuse directed at Qinggang quickly drowned out the conspiracy theories.
With the truth now clear, filling in the details and corroborating it again was almost effortless.
Some netizens compared Qiūqiūyú's earlier long post supposedly accusing Yu Nian with her latest clarification. To make the differences more obvious, they also dug up some of her older social media posts for comparison.
The public could clearly see that Qiūqiūyú's original accusation contained several extra typos and rather erratic punctuation, while the style of her latest clarification closely resembled her much older posts.
Others dug up posts in which Qinggang had previously spread rumors. The tone and sentence structure of the accusation were almost identical to his.
In fact, some people had questioned it earlier, feeling that Qiūqiūyú's accusation did not seem to have been written by her.
But at the time, so many people were attacking Yu Nian that, amid the public outrage, the few who had doubts were branded brainless fans trying to whitewash him and viciously berated.