Chapter 436: “Teacher Wang, I Lost My Temper!”

Wang Yun’s fans weren’t the type to back down. One by one, they stepped forward with their chests out, looking bold and unshakable.

Now that their Big Brother was here, they were completely fearless.

And just like that, Mao Guo shrank back.

Mao Yan instinctively took a step backward too. He tried to plaster on a flattering smile, but it ended up looking more painful than a grimace.

“Hey, fellas, gentlemen! No need to get tense, no need to get tense.”

Mao Guo was drenched in sweat, his eyes full of desperation as he spread his hands in a gesture of peace.

Gone was the arrogant thug from earlier. He looked like a completely different person.

No one was surprised by the sudden switch.

“Teacher Wang, I’m sorry! I lost my temper earlier.”

Mao Guo turned to Wang Yun and tried to face the camera with the most sincere expression he could muster.

Wang Yun held up his phone and peered at him through the screen.

The livestream chat was flooded with a sea of mocking bullet comments.

One name in particular stood out in the center of it all—Wanwan CrescentMoon.

“Big Brother, that disgusting father and son are done for. I’ve already told my father to pull every connection we have on them.

“Even if they dodge our calls, they won’t escape forever.

“Effective immediately, our family is terminating all cooperation with the Mao family. Every single project they’re involved in, we’re pulling out.

“My parents are furious. They’ve already made arrangements to blacklist the Maos from the entire industry.”

Wanwan CrescentMoon’s messages came so fast it was like machine gun fire. Line after line, with no breaks—just one giant block of text that lit up the chat feed like a beacon.

Viewers began copy-pasting the entire thing to keep it front and center.

“LMAO. Instant karma! That was fast!”

“Big Bro out here doing another good deed. Legend!”

“This stream was so worth it. You saved two young women!”

“Wanwan, you should be thanking Big Brother for exposing that dirtbag and cutting off all ties with that lowlife family!”

The chat was full of hype, viewers spamming thumbs-up emojis and cheering gifs.

Wanwan CrescentMoon didn’t hold back either. She dropped thirty carnivals. Each carnival cost 3,000 yuan. Thirty meant 90,000 yuan in one go.

The chat exploded.

“Wanwan CrescentMoon is a sugar mama! Sugar mama, notice me! What kind of lazy toad do you like?”

“Rich lady! I can spin a hula hoop with my waist while suspended in midair! I can do one-handed push-ups too!”

“Rich lady, my parents are dead. I have a car and a house. I can even be a stay-at-home husband!”

“What the hell are you guys doing?! Don’t you dare lust after my wife, right, honey?”

Wang Yun tried to keep a straight face as he read the chat, but his fingers itched to reply.

“Hmm? President Mao, what are you saying? You lost your temper? Wasn’t it you who said there’d be ten thousand yuan for whoever caught me?”

His tone rose deliberately, dripping with sarcasm.

Sweat poured down Mao Guo’s face.

His phone hadn’t stopped vibrating for a single second. He didn’t even need to check to know it had practically caught fire from all the calls.

If he could do it over again, no matter what, he’d never have crossed this man in front of him.

A celebrity? No, this guy was a walking supernova of attention.

“I’m sorry, I’m sorry… Please, sir, don’t stoop to our level. Spare us. My son didn’t know any better. He shouldn’t have tried to compete with Brother Xiao Gang over a woman. Mao Yangyang is a good girl; my son doesn’t deserve her. Brother Xiao Gang is a fine young man. He and Mao Yangyang would make a perfect match. What a beautiful couple they’d be!”

Mao Guo knew when to bow and scrape. He even turned to shoot a meaningful look at Mao Yan.

Mao Yan was still shaken from the flood of messages. Seeing his father now groveling like this made his stomach twist.

But even if he was full of resentment, he still had to lower his head in the face of overwhelming power.

“Yes, yes, my father’s right. My heart belongs only to Wanwan. No one else. What happened earlier was a moment of madness. I was confused. But I swear to heaven, I’ve never done anything to betray Wanwan! I haven’t even touched Mao Yangyang’s hand. I just admire her, that’s all. Pure admiration!”

“Bullshit!”

The moment those words left Mao Yan’s lips, Xiao Gang exploded from behind him.

He stormed forward, cursing at the top of his lungs.

“Admiration?! Is that why you rolled up to her house with a carload of gifts? Is that why you had Sister Ping talk to her brother about bride price negotiations? Is that why you went around telling people that if I dared pursue Yangyang, my whole family would suffer?”

Xiao Gang’s voice thundered, each accusation sharper than the last.

When he finished, the entire area fell into stunned silence again.

Even Wang Yun was taken aback. He hadn’t realized Xiao Gang had been holding in so much.

To be that emotional now, it was clear just how much bullying he’d endured from these people.

“Unbelievable. Even now, you’re still lying? Your so-called girlfriend, Wanwan, is one of my fans. And lucky for her, she happened to be in the stream today. Otherwise, how long were you planning to keep up this wolf-in-sheep’s-clothing act? Tch, scumbag father, scumbag son!”

Wang Yun turned to the camera and let them have it.