A top student transmigrates into a book: Reborn in the 90s and rises to prominence.

"It's not difficult for an individual, but apologizing through the school's website would be an action by the school, which could easily damage the school's reputation. It's probably difficult to achieve, as the negotiation and protracted process would be too long and disadvantageous for you. If you directly sue the school, your life at the school will be very difficult afterward, so it's not recommended."

Attorney Li was sent by Jiang Xiaoran, so he naturally treated Shao Wanwan as one of his own. Therefore, he spoke directly from Shao Wanwan's perspective without any hesitation.

Shao Wanwan understood; she knew that justice wasn't so easy to achieve.

Schools naturally value their reputation.

When such things happen at school, the people spreading rumors often swallow their anger and even commit suicide. No one has experience dealing with tough people, and no one wants to deal with tough people.

She was the one who was falsely accused and made to look unlucky. Shao Wanwan curled the corners of her mouth, speechless for a moment.

Jiang Zheyuan knew that she had been under tremendous psychological pressure during this period.

My heart ached as if it were being squeezed.

Fortunately, they didn't completely sit idly by and wait for their doom.

Jiang Zheyuan told them about their plan to establish a charity fund, and also about doing the school such a big favor.

“I think if we address both issues simultaneously, things should take a turn for the better. Besides, as you said, in most cases, we should believe that truth will prevail,” Jiang Zheyuan said with a calm smile as he looked at Attorney Li.

Jiang Zheyuan has dealt with legal teams too much.

He had seen too much darkness, but he always believed that truth would prevail.

But those who uphold the truth must wear thick armor and not act rashly out of mere courage.

The establishment of the charity fund can protect ordinary people who do not have the strong character of Shao Wanwan or the background of Jiang Zheyuan in upholding justice, and can provide a reference answer for all schools in handling similar incidents.

This matter is extremely important; it is almost impossible to lose.

Attorney Li hadn't expected them to be so meticulous. He had originally intended to come up with a similar idea, but implementing it would require substantial capital. If successful, it would be a meritorious deed.

"Inconceivable!" Attorney Li exclaimed excitedly, blurting out an English word.

He has been working for several years since returning from studying abroad, and he has tried to change his bad habit of mixing Chinese and English, but he couldn't find the right words to describe it, so he couldn't help but sigh.

Attorney Li felt that the younger generation was truly formidable.

Shao Wanwan handed the evidence she had compiled to Attorney Li.

After carefully reviewing the document, he said, "It's easy for you to ask the school to conduct a serious investigation into this matter, but you need to cooperate with Zheyuan. The two things need to be carried out together. Zheyuan should submit the proposal for the public welfare fund, and you should submit yours as well. You need to find someone with prestige in the school to submit it, so that it won't be ignored and disappear without a trace. If there are any legal issues later, you can contact me at any time."

"After these students who spread rumors have their IDs exposed, will they face expulsion besides apologizing? I'm not sympathizing with them, but I'm worried that the punishment will be too severe. They might retaliate against Wanwan in the future, since they'll be in the shadows while Wanwan is in the light," Jiang Zheyuan asked earnestly.

Attorney Li was taken aback. Was Jiang Zheyuan really nineteen years old?

Such meticulous thinking.

People of this age are usually full of vigor, like to stand out, and seek comfort in everything without considering the consequences.

It's all for his fiancée, so he should at least make a good impression.

However, Jiang Zheyuan displayed remarkable composure.

He thinks even further ahead than someone like him who is a professional.

"It depends on the wishes of the parties involved. Spreading rumors can be a big deal or a small deal, because reputation is priceless. However, the law has a basic standard, which is a line that will not allow parties to make exorbitant demands. But within that line, whatever compensation they want to claim is their right," Attorney Li said very professionally and seriously.

"The mastermind must issue a public apology, which will be posted on the school website for a month. The others will write apology letters, post them on the forum, and be required to write guarantees that they will never do it again. I don't want to force anyone to drop out of school, but the person who spread the rumors didn't think about leaving me any way out when she posted them. She wanted to see me die, and she was happy when I couldn't stand the pressure of public opinion and slit my own throat." Shao Wanwan didn't want to be a saint, because the other party didn't want her to have an easy time either.

Moreover, when checking the IDs, she had already used some methods to find out the real names of these posters.

However, if she directly posted these people's names on the school website, she would go from being a victim to someone who exposed others' IDs, and the focus would be diverted. But the first person to post that she was a gold digger and had an affair was Li Lin.

Li Lin took these photos secretly while staking out the location.

Shao Wanwan didn't know the person who spread the rumor that she had an affair with Su Dapeng, but she knew that it was Zhou Qing, Su Dapeng's classmate and a member of the aerobics team.

These two people participated in almost all the replies to the comments, which escalated the situation.

She couldn't tell Jiang Zheyuan and Attorney Li that she hacked into the school's system using Jiang Zheyuan's computer and then found the real ID, because she really couldn't explain it.

However, the current school network firewall can't even protect against infants, let alone hackers. She just wrote a simple attack program and got into the backend. It only took some time to erase the attack traces, but she was very confident that she hadn't left any traces.

She was keeping a backup plan; if the school wouldn't intervene, she would take matters into her own hands and fight fire with fire.

I will absolutely not swallow this humiliation.

This is really annoying; it's disrupted her money-making rhythm.

Fortunately, Sister Zhao told her that the phone cards were selling well, and Sister Zhao also found out how to buy stamps, so the stamp blind box thing could be done.

Otherwise, if it interferes with her earning money, Li Lin and Zhou Qing will be punished even more severely.

Shao Wanwan could somewhat understand why Li Lin would retaliate against her, after all, she had stood up for Shao Moli and offended Li Lin.

What's wrong with Zhou Qing? If she likes Su Dapeng, she should go after him herself. Why is she being smeared?

Shao Wanwan sometimes truly refreshes her understanding of the evil in human nature.

Su Dapeng has really put a huge accusation on her head, and it's going to be really hard for her to get out of this mess. There were a lot of people who saw Su Dapeng talking to her, and most importantly, Su Dapeng was genuinely pursuing her.

Shao Wanwan hesitated for a moment, but still put the love letter that Xiao Ting had handed over to Su Dapeng on the round table.

The reason she didn't want to share it was because the contents of the letter were too cheesy.

She really hates receiving love letters...

Too gross.

It made her so embarrassed she almost had a stroke.

Unfortunately, Su Dapeng also heard the rumors and felt responsible. In his letter, he stated unequivocally that he could take responsibility and that he absolutely believed in Shao Wanwan.

Taking responsibility... that's just making things worse.

Jiang Zheyuan reached out and took the letter, then unfolded it. His expression grew increasingly grim, until he finally slammed the letter heavily on the table.

Attorney Li and Shao Wanwan were greatly surprised.

Attorney Li silently retracted his statement that he didn't seem like a nineteen-year-old, thinking to himself, "Sure enough, young people are still prone to impulsiveness and jealousy."

Attorney Li knew it was a love letter as soon as he saw the fancy cover, and he also guessed that it was written to Shao Wanwan by someone else.

Attorney Li wouldn't mind stirring things up again.

Looking at Shao Wanwan, "That... was written by Su Dapeng?"

Shao Wanwan was in utter distress and nodded hastily.

Su Dapeng is really a hot potato!

"Would you mind if I took a look at the contents?" Attorney Li said, feeling that this was also very important evidence.

Just as Shao Wanwan was about to nod, Jiang Zheyuan snatched the letter into his hand and held it tightly. "This is Wanwan's privacy. I think it's better not to read it!"

Attorney Li smiled and said, "It's not that we have to see it, but we need to know at least whether the other party is friend or foe. If they are just pursuing my client, that's fine, but I'm afraid they might turn against me at the last minute and accuse me of something else."

What Attorney Li was worried about was also what Jiang Zheyuan was worried about.

Su Dapeng's character is truly worrisome.

If Su Dapeng turns the tables and accuses Shao Wanwan when the school is collecting evidence, she will be put in a passive position again.

In fact, for Attorney Li, even though Shao Wanwan and Jiang Zheyuan seemed very determined to seek justice, based on his past experience, the situation was not very optimistic.