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The topic blew up online, and sure enough, some folks copied Brendon’s stunt, streaming themselves pleading for King to intervene. Those streams grabbed attention fast, and opportunists smelled an angle—fake broadcasts popped up where people pretended to beg King for help even though nobody in their family was actually sick.
Not long after, King issued a public warning: if anyone continued to ride this craze for clout, King would refuse treatment for their family members forever, no matter how dire the illness might be in the future.
After hearing that, people who really needed King’s help ended their streams. But the clout-chasers and profiteers shrugged and kept going. They were betting that they and their families would never need serious medical help.
Christina watched those influencers stubbornly ignore the warning, and a faint smile tugged at her lips. She decided to make an example of them—to teach a lesson nobody would forget. She targeted the five most-followed bloggers who were cashing in on the craze. Greed made it easy to find their dirty secrets.
Within half a day, the ounts of those five bloggers were shut down. Scandal after scandal about them flooded the web, leaving people stunned. Netizens, ravenous for gossip, flitted from exposé to exposé, enjoying every second of it.<fn8fff> Original content can be found at Find_Novel(.</fn8fff>
“Haha… Did they even know what King can do? Not just a master doctor; King is terrifying when choosing to punish.”
“Digging up so much on those five in no time—King’s got a hacker squad behind him, for sure!”
“Forget hackers. King has saved so many big names; when King gives the word, they will step in and nobody slips through.”
“No one should be dumb enough to chase this trend now, right? King made an example of those five—they exploited other people’s misery and got what wasing.”
“Their punishment was mild; King went easy already. It could’ve been worse. Come on, hurry—I heard Brendon’s starting the livestream now.”
To answer King’s call, Brendon kicked off the rites that day.
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Meanwhile, the global elites saved by King were furious to learn someone had flouted King’s orders.
“The nerve!” one ultra-wealthy figure fumed. “Those people are exploiting King’s fame and won’t repent—send someone to make them pay; no one gets away with this.”
A Lorbridge general mmed his fist on the table. “This online chaos and toxicity must be cleaned up! Issue orders to investigate anyone who insulted King and make sure they never recover!”
Heads of various countries ordered, “Find those who disrespected King. If they set foot in our countries, detain them immediately!”
rmed that King had to step in personally, the global beneficiaries—the elites who owed King their lives—called an emergency meeting, abashed at their slow reaction. They scrambled to craft a response that would satisfy King and were ready to offer serious self-criticism.
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