Urban God-level Youth-Chapter 356 - 358: Ruin His Reputation

Chapter 356: Chapter 358: Ruin His Reputation

While Qin Hao was watching, Feng Xiangyi’s call came through again, “Mr. Qin, have you seen everything?”

Qin Hao replied, “I saw it.”

Feng Xiangyi said, “Mr. Qin, we need to come up with a plan right now, otherwise, once your identity is exposed, it will be a devastating blow to the company.”

Curiously, Qin Hao asked, “Mr. Feng, what do you suggest we do?”

Feng Xiangyi said, “Contact Tianhai Media and Peng Jiekun himself to resolve this matter privately.”

Qin Hao asked, “How can we resolve it? Should I go and apologize?”

Feng Xiangyi said, “If necessary, an apology is the only option.”

“Impossible. I don’t want to hear that again,” Qin Hao said, then added, “Mr. Feng, if there’s nothing else, you should rest early.” After which he hung up the call.

To apologize to Peng Jiekun?

That would be a joke.

When Feng Xiangyi heard the dial tone, feeling somewhat helpless, she recognized Qin Hao’s capabilities, but in her eyes, he also had faults.

Youthful impulsiveness and reckless actions, these could very likely ruin him and even the company.

Feng Xiangyi did not want to see the Jiangshan Roasted Duck Company destroyed, as she had put too much effort into making it what it was today.

But, as the CEO, Qin Hao’s words were not to be disregarded by others.

Thinking of this, Feng Xiangyi let out a long sigh.

After hanging up the call, Qin Hao continued browsing the net, and soon, Tianhai Entertainment Media Company released the specific details of the event.

After reading it once, Qin Hao sneered coldly, essentially they were just painting a picture of him causing trouble and deliberately provoking conflicts.

Qin Hao downloaded a programming tool, then wrote a few programs and tools himself.

He quietly breached the Jianghai International Airport’s surveillance system, eventually gaining administrative privileges.

Suddenly, his computer screen was transformed into small squares, each displaying a different surveillance area.

His computer now resembled a monitor in the airport’s surveillance room.

It took Qin Hao a while to locate the few cameras in the airport hall. He adjusted the time to just after one o’clock p.m.

Then he began searching for the video from that time and soon found the footage of the incident occurring.

Han Qiaoer was pushed, and the people didn’t pause but walked straight past, while Qin Hao ran over, holding his daughter, and went to confront Peng Jiekun.

The video of the conflict between Qin Hao and Peng Jiekun was captured on another camera.

She downloaded these two segments of video to her computer, then completely deleted the segment from the airport’s surveillance room.

Now, only he had a copy of this video.

Just as Qin Hao finished the task, a group of people walked into the surveillance room.

Qin Hao remembered one of the individuals among this group, a woman, who had stood by Peng Jiekun’s side, likely his assistant.

Next to the woman stood several elite individuals dressed in black suits.

“Bring up this afternoon’s video from the airport,” one of them said.

“Yes, Manager,” a surveillance staffer quickly typed on the computer to bring up the afternoon’s footage.

But the video from the incident was missing.

The surveillance operator froze for a moment, “Huh, how come it’s not there? Could it be another malfunction?”

“It’s not there?” the airport manager frowned.

The surveillance staffer said, “It seems those two cameras malfunctioned, and there’s no footage from them at that time.

This has happened before, though it’s very rare. Let’s check other cameras at that time stamp.”

Indeed, there were a few other cameras that had no footage thereafter, allowing both the airport manager and Tianhai Media’s executives to breathe a sigh of relief.

Little did they know their voices had already reached Qin Hao’s ears. As the surveillance operator was about to take action, Qin Hao had deleted the video recordings from several other surveillance areas.

One of the executives from Tianhai Media asked, “Did anyone come here this afternoon?”

Surveillance Operator: “No, this area is completely sealed off. Without the manager’s command, no one can enter.”

The people from Tianhai Media slightly nodded their heads, “That’s good.”

…

There were surveillance cameras inside the control room as well, and Qin Hao had downloaded that segment onto his computer.

If he wasn’t mistaken, these people must be the executives of Tianhai Media, or if not, they were sent by Peng Jiekun.

All they wanted was to delete the footage, to completely destroy the evidence.

Fortunately, Qin Hao’s actions were quick enough, otherwise he would have truly been in danger.

After the people from Tianhai Media returned to their office, several high-level executives convened a meeting.

“How do you think we should handle the incident of Peng Jiekun being beaten at the airport?” Tianhai Media’s CEO Ren Dehui asked.

Someone spoke, “As per what’s been discussed with Peng Jiekun and us, I also went to the airport.

The surveillance footage is gone, we can use this opportunity to create a public relations boost for Peng Jiekun.

The current discussion isn’t heating up enough, we need to fuel the fire, stir up public outrage. The bigger the fire, the more beneficial it is for Peng Jiekun.”

A middle-aged man spoke, “I’ve had someone check on the identity of that person; it seems to be related to the Xu family. Mr. Ren, could there be any trouble?”

Ren Dehui: “Just don’t mention the Xu family and it will be fine, some people above want him to fall from grace.”

Under the immense pressure of public opinion, Qin Hao’s strong background would be of no use.

The group hesitated slightly upon hearing this, fall from grace? That harsh?

The meaning of falling from grace was simple: to ruin your reputation so that when you went out shopping, you would become the subject of people’s gossip.

You would receive a lot of scorn when traveling by train or plane.

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As long as you didn’t withdraw from society, you would face various pressures from both reality and the internet.

Not only you but also your family and relatives would be pressured, eventually being forced to sever ties with you.

Friends would also distance themselves from you, and eventually, you would find yourself abandoned by the entire world.

For many, suicide becomes an option, and for those disgraced, it also becomes a form of relief.

Of course, even if you committed suicide, no one would pity you, they might even curse that you deserved it, that you should have died long ago.

This is the terrifying aspect of intangible public opinion pressure.

Around eight o’clock in the evening, an even more sensational news broke on the internet.

The identity of the Jianghai Airport assailant was revealed, suspected to be the CEO of Jiangshan Roasted Duck Company, CEO of Xinghui Employment, and a freshman at Jianghai University.

Not only that, his photo was plastered online, including his luxury car, luxurious house, information about his parents, and residential address, among others.

The article also harshly criticized Qin Hao, stating he bullied others relying on his powerful background and openly attacked Peng Jie.

Calling him a capitalist leeching off the people, earning tens of millions each month from Jiangshan Roasted Duck Company.

Saying he only profited from the sweat of the common people and was the epitome of evil capitalistic greed.

Yesterday, Jie Kun attended a charity event in Haizhou City of Nanhao Province, donating several hundreds of thousands to the impoverished mountain folk.

And you? Earning tens of millions every month yet living a life of decadence; owning a sports car worth nearly twenty million and a seaside villa worth seventy to eighty million!

Once this message was out, it instantly ignited the entire internet, and Qin Hao was thrust into the eye of the storm.

[Fourth update, and that’s it for today!]

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