Too Bad I Take Things Seriously-Chapter 442 - 193: Classmate Group Inquiry, Sealed Memories!_3

Chapter 442: Chapter 193: Classmate Group Inquiry, Sealed Memories!_3

His 2,000 luck points had basically shown their effect: his videos were guaranteed to go viral, he was sure to win any lawsuit, and his chances of winning the lottery were extremely high. And, as a consequence, he was easily entangled in moral dilemmas and borderline illegal incidents.

This incident in Chen Family Village was a "bloody" lesson. He had gotten involved in an illegal wedding disruption. Then... he offered a small suggestion. As a result, all the village’s unlawful actions began to surface one after another, causing a catastrophe for the village.

It’s said that the relevant legal popularization departments in the town are now paying special attention to Chen Family Village, to educate them about the law. The crime rate in this village was simply too high. It even caught the attention of Jin City. The crime rate is also part of the performance evaluation for officials. With unmatched prowess, Chen Family Village shattered a Jin City record that had stood for decades, sweeping past nearly a hundred other villages to top the list.

So, nowadays, he stayed indoors as much as possible, trying his best not to go out. He diligently went to work and came home, keeping a low profile. He was either at home or at the nursing home.

I wonder how things are going with Ma Ming...

Lying in the rocking chair, Qin Mu couldn’t help but mutter.

When the case was introduced, Ma Ming had introduced himself again, claiming to be his hardcore fan who had watched all his videos.

Initially, Qin Mu took it as just polite talk. But when he learned that Ma Ming insisted on suing over eighteen yuan, he believed it.

Only a fan of his would do something so utterly insane. It rivaled his own meticulousness.

This also indirectly proved that his videos had some kind of effect on reality, raising awareness of rights among more people.

Suffering in silence was never the solution to a problem.

Sometimes, giving in won’t lead to vast horizons but only to increasing frustration. Enduring for the moment won’t bring calm seas; it will only lead to feeling more aggrieved.

"Xiao Qin, come play a couple of games with me."

As Qin Mu was slacking off, Zhang Qingyuan approached with a chessboard in hand.

「Yangcheng.」

In a certain residential complex.

Meng Lei and his wife Tian Shulan sat on the couch, staring at a court summons on the coffee table. Their expressions were extremely ugly.

Especially Meng Lei. He was trembling with rage due to the contents of the summons.

"This is outrageous!"

"This is outrageous!"

"Is this Ma Ming sick or what? Obsessing over eighteen yuan and taking me to court?"

"I’ve owed Han Meimei twenty thousand yuan for four years, and she hasn’t said a word."

"Is he out of his mind over money?"

He stared at the summons, unable to contain his anger, and started swearing up a storm. He wished he could tear the summons to shreds on the spot.

On the summons, it clearly read: "Ma Ming accuses Meng Lei of owing 18 yuan unpaid," and the case would be heard in Yangcheng Court four days later. He was required to appear in court to participate in the litigation in four days.

"Is the court crazy too, to accept a case over 18 yuan?"

His face darkened as he continued to curse, not even sparing the court.

Because of 18 yuan, he had become a defendant. This was beyond his wildest expectations.

Before Meng Lei blocked Ma Ming, Ma Ming had threatened to sue him. He thought it was just talk; such a trivial sum of money wasn’t worth it at all. After their falling out, he didn’t even want to pay it back.

But Ma Ming seriously chose to sue, taking him to court!

"Shouldn’t we just pay the money back?"

Next to him, Tian Shulan frowned and couldn’t help but suggest, "Then we don’t have to go to court; it’s just eighteen yuan, after all."

The other party had already adopted such a stance... clearly determined to get this eighteen yuan back at any cost.

If it really went to court, it would affect his work, not to mention damage his reputation when others found out. After all, owing money and not paying it back wasn’t a good reputation to have. It was typical behavior of a deadbeat.

"No way!"

Meng Lei snorted coldly. "It’s not a lot of money, but this is a matter of pride! Just such a small amount of money, and he has the nerve to sue! I borrowed this money with my own abilities—it’s just the cost of a pack of cigarettes—why should I pay it back? If I pay back the money now, won’t it imply that I was wrong? Even if the Jade Emperor himself came, I wouldn’t pay it back! I really misjudged Ma Ming. If I had known he was so petty, I would never have borrowed money from him!"

His attitude was equally unyielding. Even faced with the summons, he had no intention of paying back the money.

It was only eighteen yuan. The fact that the other party made such a big deal out of it and sued him was unacceptable to him.

To think he once considered Ma Ming a friend!

At this thought, he took out his phone, intending to send Ma Ming a message blasting him, but he realized he had already blocked the other party.

So, in a fit of rage, he opened the class group chat and directly tagged Ma Ming.

He questioned, "Eighteen yuan! Is this how you treat the friendship of college brothers?

"I really didn’t expect you to be so petty, remembering that little sum from so long ago.

"I must have been blind!

"What? Too scared to come out? You dare to do it, but you don’t dare to admit it?

"I’m going to expose you today, let our classmates see how hypocritical you are—all smiles to your face, calling me brother, then suing me behind my back, right?

"I’m telling you right now, you will never get those eighteen yuan in your lifetime!"

After sending this string of messages, he immediately felt much better.

Indeed. Some people just deserved to be scolded. Scolding them made one instantly feel better.

After his rant flooded the university class chat, classmates gradually began to chime in one after another.