Livestreaming as Everyone’s Mouthpiece: The Whole Internet Wants Me to Fight Back

After graduating with a bachelor's degree in law, she failed the civil service exam and the bar exam.

More than thirty résumés vanished without a trace, and only 427 yuan remained in her bank account.

One night, with nowhere left to turn, Lin Yihuan opened a livestream.

No filters, no script, no sales pitches, no gimmicks.

She did just one thing:

She became the fiercest voice for honest people who were bullied and afraid to fight back.

Put down and belittled at a blind date? She cut through the hypocrisy with a few sharp words.

A deadbeat who'd pretended to be broke for three years? She confronted him in person with a loudspeaker and publicly demanded justice.

Workplace scapegoating, threats over counterfeit goods, oddball relatives freeloading on meals, gropers on the subway, unscrupulous merchants acting high and mighty...

Whoever bullied honest people, she stood up to them to the end.

Her livestream went from an empty room to tens of thousands watching live and a million followers.

Her videos defending people's rights went viral across the internet, even reaching overseas. Official accounts singled her out, letting countless people see ordinary folks standing up for themselves.

From a broke student who was unemployed the moment she graduated,

to a rights-defending blogger recognized across the internet for her integrity.

Everyone saw her sharp edge and how she gave countless ordinary people the confidence to stand up for themselves.

No one knew that this grassroots blogger, who had fought her way up from the humblest beginnings, was hiding a family secret buried for twenty years.

Back in her hometown, she happened to meet a gentle woman painting from life. The woman took a particular liking to her and was determined to introduce her son.

No one knew that this matchmaking attempt concealed a colossal misunderstanding.