Xia Mo's livestream was full of laughter, and Xiao Yu's Weibo page was bustling too.
His post was titled "One fortune a day."
As the name suggested, he would tell only one fortune each day.
Hundreds of comments suddenly poured in beneath the post, with new ones appearing every time the page was refreshed.
They were all things like, "Checked in, liked, shared. Please tell my fortune."
Xiao Yu himself, however, had no time to respond to the users greeting him.
He was currently telling the fortune of a user called "Prelude to Water Melody."
This user had not said anything particularly nasty. He had simply written, "Tell my fortune. If you get it right, I'll transfer you the money. If you get it wrong, delete your post so you don't scam even more people."
In fact, he was not the only one challenging Xiao Yu. More than twenty other users were doing the same.
Xiao Yu had chosen him because he had a little influence and could bring Xiao Yu some attention and benefits.
He was also a decent choice for Xiao Yu's first battle on Weibo.
After all, Xiao Yu's goal was to expand his influence and direct Weibo users to his livestream.
"Jiang Qihao, male, thirty-four, single, employed as a cyber police officer."
Xiao Yu's very first sentence left "Prelude to Water Melody" on the other end of the phone pale with shock.
Jiang Qihao was no ordinary cyber police officer who knew nothing about computers.
Rather, he was a top graduate of a vocational police college.
He was highly skilled in cybersecurity.
When Xiao Yu rapidly rattled off that sentence, he was stunned, his expression grave.
Had Xiao Yu rapidly pinpointed his IP address, breached his phone's firewall, and then found his personal information, all from