Under Kim Jeong-tae's concealment and downplaying,
the questions raised earlier were neatly swept aside.
What had started as people questioning him for "posing as a minor to get a refund, deliberately causing trouble for traffic"
became a question of "why he muted and kicked out fans."
He even claimed that "paid trolls from Huaxia actually came to our country's site to twist the truth."
Crowds of livestream viewers who did not know the truth heaped praise on him and kissed his ass.
They said he had "put it well."
Who watched a livestream and carefully read every single person's comments below?
How many people would deliberately scroll back up to read another viewer's comment after it had disappeared in the flood?
Besides, with such a long comment, even if they scrolled back up, it would be swept away again before they could read more than a few words.
Even if they did see it, how many would voice their agreement?
This... was Kim Jeong-tae's livestream, after all.
They had come here to watch precisely because they liked and trusted him.
And so,
only a handful of people, sharp-eyed enough to catch those comments and rational enough to harbor a little doubt about Kim Jeong-tae,
casually asked a couple of questions.
As a result, Kim Jeong-tae blocked and kicked them out.
Those fans instantly went mad with anger and made alternate accounts to curse him out.
That gave Kim Jeong-tae his opening.
Cursing me in my own livestream?
They must be haters!
They were blocked again, and Kim Jeong-tae even branded them paid trolls from Huaxia.
In his livestream, on his turf,
Kim Jeong-tae would not allow any so-called "truth."
He only wanted everyone to see and hear the views he wanted to express.
Every dissenting voice, whether it belonged to