Rant Show: I Angrily Criticized a Million Parents

Chapter 761 Who is the murderer?
At this moment, Ya Ya looked at Zhou Yang's profile and felt as if she had returned to the time when they were filming, and she couldn't help but want to laugh.

Just then, her older sister Pingping returned home from high school.

Pingping looked at Li Weijie with disdain, and Li Weijie couldn't help but ask, "Why are you only coming back now?"

She replied impatiently, "What's it to you!"

Then, Pingping turned to Ayu and asked eagerly, "Mom, is the signature ready yet?!"

A look of disappointment crossed Li Weijie's face. He silently stirred the porridge in the bowl with a spoon, wondering when his daughter had stopped paying attention to him.

"What exactly is this signature?" Li Weijie asked curiously.

Ayu quickly grabbed the signature slip and explained to Li Weijie, "It's about a summer camp! It costs six thousand yuan for three days!"

Li Weijie chuckled and said half-jokingly, "The school's business is really good; you need a sucker to make it!"

But this remark clearly angered the eldest daughter, who said discontentedly, "What a stingy person!"

Li Weijie's smile vanished instantly; he couldn't believe that his own daughter had said this.

"What did you say?"

"You're such a stingy person, you don't know anything!" Her accusations hurt Li Weijie, but he chose to remain silent.

Viewers can see that Li Weijie is a responsible husband and father, but his eldest daughter's attitude is really hard to accept.

"Oh no, I'm about to explode!"

"I want to slap my hand with his face!"

"Just slap him across the face! This father is far too lenient!"

"This is just the rebellious phase, isn't it? How dare he look down on his own dad!"

"If you look down on us, then don't eat at home. It's all earned by your father through hard work!"

"Does money fall from the sky, little sister?"

"..."

Amid the angry shouts of the surrounding audience, Zhou Yang nodded silently. Her father was indeed great; it wasn't easy for him to work away from home. She never expected to be met with his daughter's indifference upon returning home.

The movie was still playing. It was already night, and the eldest daughter was fast asleep. Li Weijie quietly placed the consent form next to her pillow.

The camera zoomed in on the consent form.

However, many viewers focused on the father's tolerance.

"I wish my dad was half as good as him!"

"Alas, they really don't know what's good for them!"

"My father is so great!"

"Am I the only one who noticed the close-up of the consent form?! There's definitely something wrong with it!"

"Isn't this just a close-up shot? It's just to emphasize the fatherly love!"

"Your thinking is far too simplistic!"

"..."

Listening to the discussions around him, Zhou Yang's gaze was fixed on the screen. Clearly, they were oversimplifying things; this was the beginning of a nightmare.

At daybreak, Uncle Song introduced him to a business opportunity involving network equipment.

As the two were talking, Sang Kun suddenly roared from inside the shop.

It turns out that the police chief's son, Suchat, got into a fight at school and almost stabbed the other person in the eye.

Sang Kun was in charge of handling the matter. On the surface, he said he wanted to settle it privately, but in reality, he pocketed the money.

Originally, Li Weijie was just an observer, but he thought of some plots in movies, secretly found the victim's family, and guided them to the hospital for a forensic examination of their injuries, which forced the police to intervene.

Sang Kun came out of the restroom and heard people discussing Li Weijie's words. He immediately turned to look at him.

"This kid really ruined my plans!" Sang Kun wanted to go find Li Weijie immediately, but Li Weijie remained seated, showing no fear of Sang Kun's arrival.

"Want to hit me?" he asked coldly.

Some viewers began to sense that something was wrong and were speculating whether Sangkun would do something drastic.

Two days later, attentive viewers noticed that the film mentioned a specific date during the screening—Saturday, April 2nd.

At breakfast, Li Weijie noticed that his eldest daughter, who had just returned from summer camp, was in low spirits. When he asked her why, she remained silent.

Li Weijie didn't pay much attention, after all, children will always encounter some troubles in the process of growing up.

He told his wife, "I recently took on a job in Luotongfu to fix the internet at a hotel. I probably won't be back tonight."

His wife was used to this situation and only gave him a few words of advice before Li Weijie hurriedly left.

Li Weijie took a long-distance bus to Luotongfu, and then went to the hotel, where the guests were complaining.

He first booked a room, and then went to the server room to check the equipment.

By the time everything was ready, night had fallen. Li Weijie ate something quickly and then went to watch the Muay Thai match that night.

Li Weijie withdrew some cash from the ATM and then headed towards the Muay Thai match.

The scene then shifts, and Cheng Chong, playing Lavin, appears before the audience, who are eagerly anticipating the scene between Zhou Yang and Cheng Chong.

Lavin is the director of the police department, while her husband, Du Peng, is a political elite, making them true winners in life.

However, Ravin's biggest problem is her son Suchat. No matter how successful a mother is, she can't help but spoil her son.

Because of her son's fight, she spent 10 yuan to reach a settlement with the other party.

The school did not expel Sucha because it was out of consideration for Du Peng's feelings.

Du Peng's feelings towards his son Suchat were complicated. Upon hearing about this, he slapped Suchat hard across the face.

Suchart was furious, having never experienced such humiliation before. Driving the sports car his mother had given him, he resolutely chose to run away from home.

Viewers, however, felt that Du Peng's approach was correct, believing that excessive pampering of children would lead to such an outcome.

"What does this tell us? Is excessive pampering acceptable?"

"Indeed, look at his attitude! He clearly knows he's wrong but refuses to change!"

"I think his mother also bears some responsibility!"

"That's right, it's only natural for parents to love their children!"

"This is no longer a matter of morality!"

"If I were his father, I would beat him eight times a day!"

"..."

The scene shifts to Suchat, who is burning with anger and has nowhere to vent it, so he goes to Pingping at the summer camp.

Pingping was bullied by Suchat during summer camp, and the incident was even recorded on video.

The audience then realized that there was a reason why Pingping was in a low mood that day.

At the same time, they were also furious. How could Suchat bully them like this, when they were all their family's precious children?!
"hello!"

"How did you know my address?" Pingping asked, flustered.

“I have the video from that night on my phone. If you don’t want it to be exposed, come to the small warehouse behind the house at 10 p.m. tonight! Understand? Only you are allowed to come!” Suchat warned Pingping.

Pingping trembled all over and hid under the covers after returning home.

The audience felt heartbroken; some children seemed innocent, while others appeared like demons.

Ayu immediately noticed Pingping's unusual behavior, and Pingping, frightened, told Ayu what had happened.

Ayu was heartbroken after hearing this. How could such a thing happen? Is there no law?
(End of this chapter)