Chapter 66: Even If the Sky Falls, Your Sister Will Protect You

"Are you out of your fucking mind? Do you take me for a three-year-old trying to scare me with this kind of crap?"

Huang Zifeng's threats actually left Hodge Ty (Huo Qitai) amused to the point of anger. He genuinely never expected the opposing side to possess such a brain-dead teammate.

"Hodge Ty, don't assume I'm joking with you. You have no comprehension whatsoever of the gravity of this situation. Go fetch your parents and let me speak with them directly. I am already violating protocol by giving you a heads-up in advance. I am sincerely offering you a chance to turn over a new leaf, so don't be stubbornly unyielding and end up ruining your own future."

Believing he understood teenage boys all too well, Huang Zifeng continued to intimidate Hodge Ty, even contemplating speaking directly to Hodge Ty's parents.

Yet, how could Hodge Ty possibly fall for such a tactic? He let out a cold laugh and retorted, "Heh! I suppose I should really thank you for presenting me with this opportunity, then? However, I'm about to go to sleep. If you're truly that terribly bored, I suggest you head home and look for your mother instead!"

After a brief pause, Hodge Ty added, "Since you love handing out greetings so damn much, just wait—I'll be sending some greetings your way too."

Beep, beep, beep...

Ever since assuming the position of Vice President at Wowo Network, this was the first time anyone had hung up on him so rudely. Ordinarily, aside from a select few individuals, anyone speaking with him on the phone would do so with extreme caution, politely waiting for him to terminate the call first.

"Arrogant and overbearing little brat, completely oblivious to the immensity of heaven and earth."

Though Huang Zifeng's expression turned grim, a brief moment of reflection actually brought a smug smile to his face. "With a punk like this, possessing this level of quality and breeding, there is simply no way he could have any significant backing! The only reason he dared to curse at me over the phone and dismiss my warnings and threats is purely because he doesn't believe I can actually do anything to him. Since that's the case, don't blame me for being unmerciful and sending a high schooler a lawyer's demand letter."

Consequently, Huang Zifeng sent a work email to his company's legal team late that night, ordering them to draft a lawyer's letter overnight and deliver it into Hodge Ty's hands with maximum speed.

In truth, this intimidation tactic was frequently employed by many large corporations. Ordinary citizens possessed weak legal literacy; the moment they laid eyes on a lawyer's letter—viewing it as the final notice prior to immediate litigation—they would practically wet themselves in terror. They would rush to offer apologies and agree to any asymmetrical terms imaginable.

The most frequent and sickening abusers of this particular tactic were undoubtedly property management companies. Incapable of performing actual duties, they ranked number one when it came to coercing residents into paying property fees.

Because homeowners were dissatisfied with the standard of service and withheld their property fees, these firms would casually dispatch lawyer's letters at the drop of a hat. Most ordinary citizens dreaded becoming entangled in lawsuits—avoiding the courtroom whenever humanly possible—and would consequently capitulate in haste.

Having dispatched the email, Huang Zifeng smugly placed another call to Liu Yi. In his conversation, he mocked Liu Yi for being excessively timid, suggesting that someone running such a massive enterprise could actually be intimidated by a wet-behind-the-ears punk.

"President Liu, just watch and learn. I need nothing more than a single lawyer's letter to bring that brat entirely to heel. It's laughable how the kid tried to act all high and mighty with me, claiming that since I liked handing out greetings so much, he'd return the favor. Young people these days! Very little capability, massive tempers. I made sure to track down his family's address. When the lawyer's letter arrives, his parents will see it first, and I guarantee it will scare the living daylights out of them, prompting them to scour the house for a cane to beat some sense into him..."

...

Meanwhile, the phone of Hodge Ty—who had just hung up moments ago—began to ring once more. This was another long-distance call originating from the capital, yet Hodge Ty recognized the familiar number instantly.

Ending in the digits 222, she had utilized this line for over a decade. Furthermore, since Chen Jingyi ranked second among her siblings with an older brother above her, those within their circle affectionately nicknamed her "Second Sister."

"Figures! Needless to say, she's most likely calling to hound me for manuscript chapters. Perfect timing to dump this headache onto Sister Jing and let her handle that greeting."

Ever since he resolved to acquire 55.com, Hodge Ty had already mapped out his strategy.

Answering the call, he indeed immediately heard Chen Jingyi's insatiably desperate demand for updates: "You little brat! Exactly what have you been up to these past few days? Where is the manuscript? Where is the manuscript! What happens in the subsequent chapters?"

Chen Jingyi was a bundle of utter anxiety! Previously, she was the only one suffering through the wait, but now, ever since she published *The Founder of Diabolism*... there were tens of thousands of readers waiting in suspense!

People were flooding the review sections with frantic demands for updates, while the website's editors constantly pinged her on QQ and called the phone number she had provided. Chen Jingyi could barely get through her workday, didn't even dare log into QQ, and was consumed by profound regret. Had she known beforehand, she never would have published it in the first place.

Today had been truly unbearable; numerous readers who had devoured one hundred thousand words in a flash suddenly discovered there were no new updates, driving them to swarm the review section with furious pleas for more content.

What possible recourse did Chen Jingyi have? She wasn't the actual author. She possessed no manuscript in her hands either! She desperately wanted to read the subsequent plot of *The Founder of Diabolism* herself!

Naturally, the sole recourse left to her was placing a call to demand updates. After all, since Hodge Ty hadn't been online for days, Chen Jingyi had already pelted his QQ with numerous messages.

"Sister Jing, hold on! Don't be impatient. As it happens, I've written roughly one hundred thousand words over the past few days, and I'll send them over to you right now."

Hodge Ty opened his newly purchased laptop. Amidst the intervals of teaching photography to Li Yangyang and Li Wowo, he had indeed knocked out one hundred thousand words of manuscript, deliberately withholding them instead of sending them to Chen Jingyi immediately. He had simply been waiting for this exact moment to unleash a hundred thousand words upon Sister Jing so she could gorge herself first, making it much easier to present his demands afterward!

"Wow! Wow, wow! Is it really one hundred thousand words? I can pull an all-nighter reading again, this is simply too amazing!"

Chen Jingyi, whose unquenchable thirst had previously left her agonizingly empty, was struck by Hodge Ty's sudden deluge of one hundred thousand words, plunging her into a state of indescribable bliss. She was on the verge of hanging up immediately to read the manuscript while uploading the chapters.

Yet Hodge Ty promptly transmitted another document over, shaking her QQ chat window once more.

[Huo Bu Dan Xing]: "Sister Jing! This company is bullying me, and their vice president even called me personally to threaten a lawsuit and issue a lawyer's letter. You simply have to exact revenge and vent this frustration for your little brother! I checked and found out that their company trademark 'Wowo' has just passed initial review and is still in the opposition period. I want to file a trademark opposition to have their application rejected. All the supporting documents are inside this file..."

Chen Jingyi clicked open the data document and took a look. Good grief, the preparations were thorough indeed. The applicant filing for trademark opposition wasn't even Hodge Ty himself, but a fourteen-year-old girl named Li Wowo.

"Pfft!"

Upon catching sight of the name Wowo, Chen Jingyi genuinely failed to suppress her laughter. Hodge Ty's maneuver was delightfully vicious! And impressive, too—where on earth did he dig up a little girl named "Wowo"?

[Yi Jing Zhi Dong]: "Normally, getting a rejection processed would involve some hurdles, but since you've provided this identity verification for Li Wowo, I've got plenty of room to work with. Rest assured, little brother, even if the sky falls, your big sister will shield you until you finish writing *The Founder of Diabolism*..."