Once Wei Cai saw that public opinion had been sufficiently stirred up, he voiced his grievances and uploaded the video he had recorded straight to Weibo, then wrote: [I'm just an ordinary citizen. I've never pulled strings, and my family has no connections. Otherwise, I wouldn't be getting bullied... life is so hard for ordinary people like us. Sigh, everyone knows Huaguo strictly regulates supernatural variety shows and doesn't let them air at all. So why can Investigating the Strange air, and even get all those weird, mystical trending topics? Turns out they have connections, hahaha.]
Wei Cai deliberately refrained from naming the people in the video to arouse the netizens' curiosity and have them dig into it themselves. After all, they would firmly believe information they found on their own, and their own efforts would make them personally invested in the matter, feeling that it concerned them and that they had an obligation to charge into the fray.
This tactic had always proved remarkably effective in battles for public opinion.
Naturally, Mu Xingchen was the first to be recognized. As an idol who had been fairly active lately, that was inevitable.
The second person recognized was Mu Xiaoxiang. She had once spoken publicly on behalf of the bureau, and her excellent, confident speech had made her briefly popular online.
With both Mu Xingchen and Mu Xiaoxiang identified, the netizens followed the trail and naturally uncovered the third person: a former pretty-boy actor who was now the bureau director.
[Holy shit, so the one with connections was Mu Xingchen. I had a pretty good impression of him. Never thought he'd be someone who relied on connections.]
[Well, damn. Turns out there was a young master among us all along.]
[Then does that mean Qi Gu took him as a disciple