[New Legend of the Twin Heroes 3] Through the Years

One-line blurb: This is about what happens after the Duel of the Two Greats. The male lead is Jiang Wuwei, and his opening buff is a broken family. The female lead is a villain who will stop at nothing to achieve her goals. If that sounds like a landmine to you, please move along. There's no need to waste everyone's time. To that reader again, please stop leaving landmine reviews on this story. If the editor hadn't notified me that the story was locked for revisions, I wouldn't have logged in to read the comments at all. Who the hell has time to log in every day just to check whether some freeloader thinks I owe them money? I said before that I couldn't be bothered with you because all I knew was that someone had reported my premise. I had no idea the report said: "□□, the author claims in the comments that they write fanfiction just to get laid. NP, one woman and three men, □□, involving a father and son. The heroine marries the male lead, then cheats on him with his son in the epilogue." The "get laid" I supposedly wrote about just meant fantasizing about fictional characters. And in your mouth, it has the same meaning as prostitution? Take a look at your own complaint. Is even one sentence of it true? You forced me to lock an eight-year-old story and review it, wasting so much of my time. Of course I got angry. As for those comments full of obscenities and incoherent rambling, they've been floating around under my story for a year. Apart from the four comments I seriously answered when I was updating another story at first, have you ever seen me respond to the dozens of others? Also, stop pretending to be innocent. The site keeps records of complaints. I've never seen anyone as cowardly as you. After someone caught you posting under multiple identities, you didn't show your face for months. Having the comment that exposed you deleted after you reported it wasn't enough. Someone also somehow stole an account and posted a whole slew of bizarre short comments under my story to bury your earlier sockpuppet comments. I didn't have proof, and I couldn't be bothered to go through them one by one and zero out the points from those spam comments. That doesn't mean I don't know someone was behind it. You were caught posting split-personality comments without changing your IP once, and after returning months later, even an idiot would know to use a proxy. Yet you actually used your old excuse that you didn't know how to use one. The tone is identical, and the wording is exactly the same as in your earlier comments. Are you saying someone who wanted to attack me went out of their way to copy your comments word for word? These comments since September really do come from different IPs than yours. So now you can tell me that because you once got caught not knowing how to change your IP, months later I suspected you were behind comments from different IPs, and that makes me a conspiracy theorist and a slanderer of the innocent? Do you think I'm stupid? You even dare tell me that if I think it's you, then it's you, as if you're the one who's been wronged. So now I'm just being oversensitive and smearing you? Actually, of everything you've done, insulting me is the least serious. Don't think that spending a hundred yuan on a landmine review lets you downplay the other nasty things you've done, clear yourself of them, and take another shot at me by saying I'm too fragile and blame you for every bad thing that happens. But you weren't afraid while doing those despicable things. You had no shame when you said such awful things. And yet after doing them, you still worry that people might find out? I used to doubt anyone would actually go to Taobao and buy comments just to bury evidence after being exposed. Then two days ago, I posted the evidence against you for the second time, and before long, you got it deleted by reporting your own comments. Those vulgar comments of yours stayed under my story for so long that I couldn't get them removed. Even after your personal attacks were deleted, you came back a few months later. But whenever someone catches you out, you report your own comments and get them deleted faster than anyone! Fine, delete them. Right afterward, you leave another landmine review and hint at how aggrieved you are, saying I can keep exposing you if I want, but anything besides the evidence I've posted can't be blamed on you. But please understand: apart from the well-substantiated sockpuppet comments I've exposed and the complaints Jianghuai has on record, there are only five negative comments under this story from readers whose IPs differ from yours. Read that carefully. I'm not saying the other attacks have nothing to do with you. I'm saying those "others" are just five negative comments. So I can't understand your logic, as if a cold, obscure story like mine had other people besides you lining up to hate on it. Especially the two most recent of those five: their tone and wording are exactly like yours. Do I need to repost them and compare them line by line with your earlier comments? Aside from those five, I did recently delete a two-point review from a passerby reader who disagreed with the author, because it had been followed by a long string of replies full of filthy language. Although those replies came from IPs different from yours, and their wording also seemed different, that comment made exactly the same subjective mistake as your other comments: the male supporting character in my story did not kill his wife. Yet those replies that seemed unrelated to you repeated the same erroneous claim you had used: "The male supporting character killed his wife. Disgusting." How could it be that readers keep attacking me with the same mistaken argument about a fact that's plain to see in the story? All right, I've now gone through the evidence for every comment in detail. Although you've had many of them deleted by reporting them, I still have records in my backend and can post them whenever you like. And after seeing you panic like a thief caught red-handed twice, I'm starting to agree with something you said: every comment and all the other weird stuff under this story this year, whether the negative reviews insulting me, the strange positive reviews that look machine-generated, or the fact that in just a few months it got more clicks than it had in years (this old, obscure story gets only single-digit clicks per chapter), could all have come from one person. If you're really worried that someone will dox you in real life, you can relax. Doxing is illegal. At most, I'd ask someone I know at the cyber police what to do about an online harasser who won't leave me alone. 17/09/30 To the reader who's been harassing this story for almost a year: I once told you that everyone has their own moral standards, but that doesn't mean everything you hate should be wiped from the world. This is my final reply. Go ahead and report me or spam reviews if you like: 1. To sum up your views, you think that because I wrote an original story where the heroine falls in love with a male character who already has a canon pairing in the original game, she's acting like the other woman. Yet my premise is already different from the original. You insist I have no right to change it in a free story without paying the game company for a license, or else I'm insulting the classic that countless players cherish. Even though I changed the premise to make the romance align with sound values, you still use events from the game (please, they're completely different from what happens in my story!) to smear the characters and the author. And because I created villainous characters (Jiang Yulang needs no introduction, and the heroine's family is also villainous), you conclude that since the villains have immoral values and lack clear political convictions, I'm an author with corrupt values and my entire fanfic disgusts you? 2. Some of your zero-point reviews under my story were deleted, and you accused the author and the site of denying you freedom of speech. Here are the reasons they were deleted: some contained personal attacks against the author, some were posted under different reader names from the same IP, and some contained false statements. They were deleted by the moderators according to the site's rules. The author has no power to delete your zero-point reviews. 3. You were caught before because you didn't know how to change your IP. You may be more careful in the future. If your comments come from different regions, of course you can claim with righteous indignation that I'm framing you, and that with so many negative reviews under my story, all the game's fans around the world must find me disgusting. Look, everyone agrees with you. But a truly clear conscience doesn't mean you're righteous just because you get everyone to agree with you. It means that even if you're alone, you can still look yourself in the eye and live with yourself. That's what it means to have a clear conscience. You haven't even understood the actual premise of this story, yet every day you take things out of context and argue in bad faith, resorting behind the scenes to all kinds of underhanded tactics. How hysterical you are, and how bewildered I, a random author, am, surely isn't lost on you. 4. Finally, reader, whatever the original game means to you, and however much you think my story has offended your lofty ideals, I have only one thing left to say to you: I can't be bothered with you. Theme: