However, the law cannot sanction them, making it easier for them to beco outlaws operating beyond its reach.
The lottery shop owner this ti was a pri example. Knowing a little about the law, he dared to commit such an act. If he had known more, it would have been even harder for ordinary people to defend their rights.
...
Qianzhou.
In an ordinary residential district.
Ma Ming was also staring at his own comnt section, constantly moderating comnts.
To ensure his own safety, he fought off drowsiness, continually filtering out those "malicious comnts" from the comnt section.
Every ti Qin Mu posted an update, this beca his routine work.
In his video’s comnt section, the number of comnts was skyrocketing, with everyone remotely discussing Qin Mu’s recently uploaded video.
"Goodness, has everyone seen the UP’s new video?"
"Another two sent down, fourteen years! The video is packed with legal insights!"
"Truly a hardcore legal education UP! I’ve noticed that online comnts on our platform seem much more civilized lately."
"This UP genuinely sues when there’s an issue, you think he’s playing around? Insider news: in this year’s top ten civilized apps, Little Station ranked first!"
"..."
While filtering comnts in the backend, Ma Ming also noticed the news about the selection of the top ten civilized apps and couldn’t help but swallow nervously.
He had just gone through a round of comnt filtering. So far, he had not found any uncivil comnts or inflammatory, war-inciting rhetoric.
Thinking back on Little Station over the past two months, he had clearly noticed far fewer uncivil comnts while browsing.
All the campaigns for internet civility and cleanup weren’t as powerfully deterrent as Qin Mu "sending" an entire comnt section to prison!
It could be said that Qin Mu had single-handedly purified Little Station’s online environnt.
At least those trolls had now learned to consider the consequences before posting.
All of this was forming subtly and gradually.
Of course, the most civilized area was undoubtedly Qin Mu’s comnt section.
It could truly be called a model zone for online civility.
As Qin Mu’s fanbase on the platform grew, large-scale fla wars and cyberbullying incidents had beco increasingly rare.
Ma Ming gave a wry smile. Watching this UP’s videos is great, but it’s a bit nerve-wracking...
He continued to fight off drowsiness, still scanning for prohibited remarks. He was terrified that so ’brilliant’ but troubleso individual might erge in the comnt section, leading to a situation where if one person committed an offense, everyone else would be considered complicit.
...
Jin City.
Lottery shops at various outlets had all received a ssage from the provincial lottery center.
They were to use Chen Ping’s case as a cautionary tale, informing these lottery agents and shop owners not to covet ill-gotten gains.
Qin Mu’s na had spread like wildfire overnight throughout the entire lottery community.
Whether they were lottery players or shop owners, everyone quietly morized Qin Mu’s na.
After all, Chen Ping’s fourteen-year sentence was truly terrifying.
This was especially true for these lottery shop owners. On a daily basis, due to the uncertain ownership of lottery tickets, conflicts with players were inevitable.
And when it ca to second or third-prize-winning tickets, many shop owners had misappropriated portions of the players’ winnings.
This was an open secret within the circle.
Therefore, veteran lottery players would watch the ticket printing process intently, only feeling assured after confirming the numbers on the ticket were correct.
The fact that lottery tickets were bearer instrunts—redeemable by whoever held them—inevitably led to such situations.
But since the incident in Jin City, many shop owners had beco much more restrained, no longer daring to covet such ill-gotten gains.
When comparing a few thousand yuan to over a decade in prison, they could still clearly distinguish which carried more weight.
As for the lottery players, after hearing about this case, many had an epiphany.
Many who still had disputes with lottery shop owners went directly to them, expressing their readiness to sue. This frightened the owners enough to hastily return the previously misappropriated money.
They figured that for a few hundred or a thousand yuan, it really wasn’t worth the trouble of going to court.
The deterrent effect of Qin Mu’s case on them was simply too imnse.
At the sa ti, in a Jin City group chat for lottery shop owners, the owners of various outlets began to communicate privately.
"Everyone, keep your eyes peeled these days. If Qin Mu cos to buy a lottery ticket at your shop, don’t sell it to him!"
"It’s too dangerous! I seriously suspect he might be fishing for cases, trying to entrap us, maybe even make us pay his taxes for him. That’s exactly how the Mountain and Water Garden District’s lottery shop owner got busted!"
"But there’s a problem—isn’t it illegal not to sell? I’m afraid he might sue ..."
"I just consulted a professional lawyer. For these types of business transactions, it needs to be voluntary on both sides, so there shouldn’t be any issue... right?"
"..."
After detailed inquiries, they confird it wasn’t illegal and unanimously decided to take ’ergency evasive action.’ Their decision: secretly blacklist Qin Mu.
...
「The next day.」
Qin Mu got up as usual and checked the view data for his video from the day before.
After gaining an additional 800 luck points, the growth rate of his video views and the speed at which he gained new fans had clearly accelerated.
This video, he estimated, was very likely to break through to a phenonal fifteen million views.
By now, his follower count had surpassed three million. On Little Station, he was already considered a "well-known" UP.
He then got up, washed, and headed to work on ti.
Before nine o’clock, he arrived at the nursing ho and clocked in punctually.
What surprised him was that the supervisor of the nursing departnt sought him out directly and shared so "good news."
"This month, the nursing ho is selecting an Employee of the Month. The leadership has taken note of your performance and unanimously decided to na you as such."
Qin Mu stood there, stunned. He found it sowhat hard to believe.
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