The Underlying Reasons I Chapter 43

The two followed Quentin back to the big office and found Ryan was also there. At this moment, forensic doctor Jiang was sitting in front of the computer. Felix and Jiang Li stood beside him. They were looking at the computer screen with frowns. Seeing Sean coming over, Felix turned around and said, "Luo Hai started to mess around on the Internet again. Ryan found out." After saying that, he moved aside to make room for Sean.

"When I woke up this morning, I found that many people @ me on Weibo, and I looked and found that they were all the same news." Ryan said, turning the monitor screen over.

A microblog appeared on the monitor. The one who posted it was "XX Morning News", the same newspaper that reported Luo Hai's curse and murder last time. This time, the news was even more frightening. It was called "The Fire is Blazing, and the Curse Reappears Its Power", saying that a fire in S City the day before yesterday was caused by Master Luo's curse. Because a resident of the building was dissatisfied with Master Luo's helping others to fight for justice, he threatened Master Luo, so Master Luo punished him. Moreover, the news also reported that Master Luo claimed to have a video of the man threatening him. As for the possibility that the fire might endanger the lives of other people, Master Luo said that his curse was only aimed at one person, so he would only punish one person, and no one else would die because of it. The reporter still had a "neutral" face, but in the end he mentioned that he would "wait for the police to give a clear statement."

"Because my fans all know that I work at the police station, they all sent me messages asking me about this case." Ryan said: "This news is spreading very fast on the Internet now. I think someone will contact you soon. You'd better think of a way to deal with it."

Sean took a look and found that the news had been forwarded 16,549 times, and the number of comments was as high as 28,908. Looking at the comments below, there were people questioning, applauding, scolding the police, and even asking to be apprenticed to learn from them. All kinds of voices were heard.