Tricking Zhao Huo Is So Much Fun (Revised)

From April 4 to April 6, Zhao Huo posted dozens of affectionate Weibo and Twitter updates over three consecutive days, and the comments were remarkably harmonious.

Other than the first day, no one from the Immortal Palace World Tree appeared again, but their comments had already been picked apart and analyzed repeatedly by literary minds from every corner.

Zhao Huo's first Weibo post had become the most-commented post in Weibo history. People piled replies beneath the Immortal Palace World Tree's comments—some invited them to join Weibo and Twitter, some asked to become their disciples, and some called them husband or wife. It was jokingly dubbed the "404 (April 4th) Carnival."

As for Zhao Huo's future, it had been thoroughly analyzed as well: humanity's guardian, a Ninth Cycle Cultivator who shook the universe, a comrade who chatted and laughed with the Immortal Palace, an honored guest of the World Tree, Head of the Remnant Soldiers, a Takeru forged through a hundred battles, a good man, the shameful strongman who Showed Affection, Scum of Humanity.

The tide of public opinion quietly shifted. Zhao Huo instantly became a major Weibo influencer, yet he never appeared on trending searches. Every article and short review mocking his love life silently sank and vanished, leaving the comment sections harmonious.

Instead, discussions about the Immortal Palace, the World Tree, and the Supreme Sovereign became lively again. Some even discussed topics such as, "Will Ren Han be weaker than Zhao Huo in the future?"

Humans had the memories of fish. When the whole nation was discussing something, they spoke grandly and passionately; after not seeing it for one day, it felt like three autumns had passed, and they turned their attention to other, more interesting things. Unlike small villages that could discuss one trivial matter for decades, people