Sending gifts, asking for a fortune reading, picking a fight, requesting a refund, then going live to sling mud.
The refund reason was clearly "a minor," yet he insisted on calling it "a scammer's guilty conscience."
He made a huge spectacle, smeared them relentlessly, and shamelessly piggybacked on their traffic.
Through this, he gained a million followers overnight!
When others went into his livestream to question him, he kicked them out one by one.
Later, he kicked out anyone with a Huaxia name.
After that, he kicked out every newly registered level-one account.
He used his privileges and power as a major streamer to forcibly control public opinion in South Korea.
And not just in his own country.
He even sent fans over to Huaxia to maliciously slander and abuse small streamers like Song Qingrong in their comment sections.
Calling it an attempt to incite conflict would be no exaggeration.
Utterly disgusting!
Utterly vile!
Utterly brazen!
"I finished the video, and my blood pressure shot up."
"Anyone got blood pressure medication? Give me a couple!"
"I only have one thought right now: hack that Kim Jeong-tae and all his fans to death!"
"Seconded!"
At that moment, Xiao Yu spoke again.
"You all pretty much understand what happened now."
"Because Kim Jeong-tae deliberately stirred up conflict, and because 'Wind Rises, Clouds Surge' took the lead in making trouble, people are now trading insults everywhere online, on forums, discussion boards, Short Video platforms, and all sorts of other places."
"The most ridiculous part?"
"It isn't even us Huaxia people trading insults with people from South Korea."
"Instead, it turned into my fans trading insults with netizens who can't stand me."
"In other words, it was clearly Kim Jeong-tae, a Korean streamer, stirring up conflict and causing trouble."
"Yet the people arguing ended