As long as there was enough evidence, he could get back his work and the glory that should have belonged to him.

But the fact was that He Zhaosheng was slapped hard.

Not only was Hai Ming not sanctioned or boycotted, but he became a rat crossing the street that was cursed by thousands of people.

The tarnished reputation was only secondary.

What made He Zhaosheng even more unacceptable and devastated was that many trolls and netizens on the Internet dug out his family information.

Including his father’s hospital address.

It implicated his father.

When He Zhaosheng didn’t know that his lost work was stolen by his mentor Hai Ming, Hai Ming found him and offered to lend him some money for his father’s medical treatment.

At that time, he was full of gratitude and regarded Hai Ming, who took the initiative to help, as his reborn parent and lifesaver.

Now this money has become evidence that he was an ungrateful and bad boy.

Hai Ming publicly expressed his willingness to forgive He Zhaosheng, saying that he knew that this student was a good child;

The reason why he took a detour was that he had no choice but to have no money to treat his father’s medical treatment and wanted to embezzle the award fee.

For the sake of the master-disciple relationship, Hai Ming said that he was willing to take out the prize money to treat He Zhaosheng’s father, hoping to save a child who had gone astray.

After the announcement, as many people praised Hai Ming for his kindness and loyalty, there were more people who cyberbullied and insulted He Zhaosheng.

Gu Zhisang opened her mobile phone and searched for He Zhaosheng’s account information.

After clicking in, the first few of his blog posts were published more than half a year ago.

He has not deleted the blog post that reported Hai Ming, and the comments below have exceeded one million.

After clicking in, there were all kinds of insults at the top, saying that he was worse than pigs and dogs.

Scrolling down a little, she saw that some netizens had posted his personal information and his father’s information.

[This He Zhaosheng is bold to make up lies. A 22-year-old student, a rural child who has never seen the world, won the World Painting Award… What kind of genius is this? There are so many complaints.]

[It’s not that we look down on rural children. There are also many simple and kind children from rural areas, but such ungrateful ungrateful people who discredit teachers should be drowned in spit!]

[Treat your father’s illness as not a reason for you to be morally corrupt! For someone like you to give yourself the meaning of “welcoming the first sun, endless life”, you don’t deserve it! I will avoid mine in the future (vomit)]

[Your father deserves to be hit by a car and killed.]

[Call on Fengcheng Academy of Fine Arts to expel such a student with bad conduct and moral corruption!]

[You want medical expenses to harm the teacher? Now you are famous, no one will buy your paintings anymore. If your father dies, it is also your fault.]

[……]

Countless insults and righteous accusations were all directed at He Zhaosheng.

Some local people also found the hospital where Father He stayed, and went to the door to curse his son as a beast and curse him to death.

When He Zhaosheng got the news, Father He, who had not yet recovered from his injuries, was so angry that he had a heart attack because of arguing with those people. He died that day without rescue.

The completely collapsed and crazy young man screamed, wishing to stab all those troublemakers to death, but he was stopped and comforted.

He Zhaosheng, who had handled his father’s body like a zombie, had no more worries. He walked on the road to death with incomparable hatred.

Among the information that the police and Gu Zhisang could search, only a small local website reported the death of Father He, and the comments below all said: “he deserved it”.

On the contrary, the death of He Zhaosheng, who committed suicide quietly, was widely publicized.

But under various marketing accounts and news websites, most of them were people who insulted him and said he “died well”.

The few passers-by who expressed regret for a talented painter who went astray would also be accused and misunderstood as brainless people who wanted to whitewash He Zhaosheng.

A carnival that no one knew the truth was silent.

An innocent father and son paid their lives for this.

A few months later, a “Daeth Notes” suddenly appeared on the Internet, which predicted that several people who had a thousand connections with He Zhaosheng had died without exception.

Gu Zhisang raised her hand took a picture of the painting on the wall, and said to the police officer on the other end of the phone:

“I understand the situation. I have also made some discoveries here. Let’s meet at the police.”

About half an hour later

The responsible police officer and Gu Zhisang arrived at the police station almost at the same time, summoned other members of the investigation, and held a small meeting.

On the small blackboard in the meeting room, there were photos of several deceased people, the cause of death, and the relationship between them and He Zhaosheng.

The police officer said: “According to the information currently available, we have found a young male college student named He Zhaosheng who died three months ago.”

“All the deaths recorded in the “Death Notes” are indirectly related to his death.”

The first deceased, An Mou, was He Zhaosheng’s roommate.

He was the roommate who helped He Zhaosheng take his backpack from the office back to the dormitory.

He was also the first person to jump out and refute and backstab He Zhaosheng in the whole incident, and he was one of the beneficiaries.

The responsible police officer pointed to An Mou’s photo and said:

“He Zhaosheng wrote in his blog that An Mou told him that when he entered Hai Ming’s office, he saw the painting placed together with his backpack.”

“But after the blog was published, An Mou directly said in the campus group that He Zhaosheng lied, saying that he had never said this and had never seen any painting.”

“If He Zhaosheng was telling the truth, An Mou’s motive for lying was also very clear, it’s to guarantee his admission to graduate school.”

Originally, He Zhaosheng’s grades in his major were consistently in the top three, and he had already been confirmed on the list of guaranteed admission to graduate school.

After this incident, his place in guaranteed admission to graduate school was directly taken away and given to An Mou.

Before his death, An Mou was a first-year graduate student at Fengcheng Academy of Fine Arts.

It has been found that the second deceased, an employee of the public relations company, mobilized several marketing accounts and a six-digit water army under his command to insult He Zhaosheng after the incident fermented, and released various false black materials to guide the emotions of netizens.

It can be said that the public opinion was so one-sided so quickly that it became a curse on the whole network, and this head of the water army “contributed indispensably”.

Now it seems that these marketing accounts would not do anything without profit, and they would be so generous to blacken a student outside the entertainment film and television circles. They must have been paid to do so.

When this person was found, he died suddenly in front of his computer desk, and his eyes were open.

The third victim, a first-level professor at Fengcheng Academy of Fine Arts, was not only the mentor of the first victim, An Mou, but also a key figure in the accusation case.

It was reported that he was also a teacher of a certain subject of He Zhaosheng, and He Zhaosheng helped him deal with many chores.

In He Zhaosheng’s blog post, he wrote that after he found that his paintings were stolen, he got in touch with this teacher on a certain occasion;

This teacher also clearly stated that “Vortex” was not the style type that Hai Ming was good at at all, and believed in his report, and was willing to provide evidence for him and seek investigation and help from the Art Association.

But after the blog post was published, the teacher also posted a post, scolding He Zhaosheng for being “shameless” and saying that he had never said these words.

He said that he believed in Hai Ming’s character, and said that He Zhaosheng was “alone” in school and a difficult student to manage.

In the end, this family of four died tragically on the Fengcheng Cross River Bridge.

The fourth deceased was a real estate speculator who had placed an order for ten paintings with He Zhaosheng before the accident.

After the incident, he didn’t say that he would cancel the order and let He Zhaosheng continue to paint. However, when He Zhaosheng spent more than half a month painting all the orders day and night and was about to submit to get a large balance, he suddenly regretted and wanted to cancel the order.

He asked the security guard to throw the angry He Zhaosheng out of the company said that he would not use the paintings of a person with bad character and banned by the art world, and said that he did not ask He Zhaosheng to compensate or return the deposit, which was very kind.

Finally, the speculator jumped off the roof of his building a few days ago and smashed it into mud.

To this day, the building has not been sold because it has become a haunted building.

After hearing about the relationship between these people, the three views of the investigators were refreshed: “He Zhaosheng was… fooled, right?”

“If the truth is like this, this young man is miserable!”

Gu Zhisang, who had been silent, looked up and confirmed that their speculation was correct.

He Zhaosheng was bullied and fooled.

To be precise, his future, talent, and academic achievements were all used as bargaining chips to divide the spoils and were divided up by these people.

Hai Ming got supreme fame and fortune, An Mou was guaranteed to be admitted to graduate school, the leader of the water army got money, and the speculator was promised by Hai Ming that hFe could contact more famous painters.

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