Liu Yiyi knew that Cheng Xingxing must have met that person or had some way of contacting them. Their conversation might not have been long, but the information exchanged was complete. That person must have promised her money or some benefit that could bring her advantages; otherwise, why would Cheng Xingxing be so obedient as to spread her videos and protect the person behind her?
Furthermore, Liu Yiyi knew that her own name had already spread through the school, and her photos with Shao Qi and Xu Chengjin had once caused a sensation. People might not know her face, but they should have an impression of her name. She also knew martial arts—even Xu Chengjin, the campus bully, was no match for her. Normally, ordinary people would not dare to provoke her at all; who would willingly want to get beaten up?
Yet it was precisely this person, someone with zero capital to back her up, who had made a move against her. Even campus bullying had targeted victims, usually because the other person lacked some trait that you took pride in. But Cheng Xingxing had no aspect that gave her any reason to target Liu Yiyi. That raised the question: who gave her such confidence, and who was her pillar of support?
Chapter 86