While he was alive, Lin Youxin had been an utterly unremarkable, obscure actor. His Weibo posts received even fewer shares and comments than those of some small bloggers with tens of thousands of followers. After his death, however, he became truly famous, his name appearing across every information platform.
[What exactly happened with Lin Youxin? I watched the video someone posted. It looked like his body already had lividity. He really didn't look like he'd just died.]
[Do you think this could have been a premeditated murder, with the livestream just a distraction?]
[And Lin Youxin's expression was really stiff. He didn't look alive.]
[1. Supernatural incident. 2. Murder. 3. Suicide. Pick whichever you want to believe.]
[After reading your words, I can safely say I've read your words.]
[So why did Gugu show up in the livestream? Did he notice something beforehand?]
[If I remember right, Gugu knew Lin Youxin. They used to work as extras together, and they still followed each other on Weibo.]
Because the incident was so bizarre, all sorts of characters crawled out of the woodwork online, pushing every imaginable narrative. Before long, Lin Youxin's Weibo follower count and the views on recordings of the livestream both passed a million.
Sensing that something was wrong, Qi Gu hurriedly had Sang Ma contact Weibo to temporarily disable Lin Youxin's account.
For the ghost behind all this to make the dead Lin Youxin livestream himself jumping off a building, the only possibility besides wanting to spread fear among the public was that it wanted to broaden the reach of some information.
Whatever its purpose, it could not be good for humans.
Temporarily suspending Lin Youxin's account was the best choice.
Before long, the account was suspended. According to the staff, Lin Youxin's account contained another Weibo post