The Female Cannon Fodder With Boundless Merits
Chapter 632 - 636 Scandalous Queen (37)

Chapter 632: Chapter 636 Scandalous Queen (37)

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The show "Wilderness Survival," like its unique curse, had made some people famous while messing up others.

As expected, when Wang Bai and Xie Susu stepped outside, they felt the "enthusiasm" of the public.

The relentless verbal attacks were extremely hard for both of them to bear.

Fortunately, the discovery of an unexpected underground palace diverted public attention from them quickly.

Following the unearthing of one exquisite artifact after another, various exclamations of awe revolved around this strange underground palace.

What baffled all experts and scholars was that while the exterior of the underground palace was incredibly luxurious, the central tomb was exceedingly plain. Inside a vacant jade coffin, except for a set of luxurious clothes meant for burial, there were no other items, far from what they had imagined.

And that jade coffin led to wild speculation, making people wonder who the owner of the clothes was.

Judging by the lavishness of the fabric, the owner was definitely a noble.

But there were no clues indicating which noble it might be...

Fortunately, the artifacts dug up outside were so valuable that they compensated for this slight disappointment.

What shocked everyone even more was that from the artifacts, they gradually discovered an unknown, splendid dynasty that had never been documented in history.

Everything encompassed within this underground palace demonstrated traces of a once-existing foreign civilization.

This discovery not only caused a huge sensation domestically but also nearly drove mad the scholars and literati overseas who had been following the developments of the underground palace.

They frantically submitted visa applications.

Faced with a new dynasty and possibly a highly developed ancient civilization, no one could remain calm upon hearing the news.

After all, amidst all this, that shameless incident had occurred right under the eyes of the entire world.

The people of Hua Country were as broad-minded as the ocean, but that did not give others the right to insult them wantonly.

I can be lenient with you, but I can also be harsh...

Regarding those few who appeared in the live stream, Hua Country immediately demanded that the perpetrators be handed over.

To their astonishment, their shamelessness knew no bounds.

They had the audacity to counterattack by filing a lawsuit against Su Li.

Claiming she had maliciously injured someone, with extremely cruel motives and intent.

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Regarding the lawsuit, Su Li was quite calm, while Su Family’s parents were extremely anxious.

They had received news that Yamamoto, whom Su Li had hit on the head with a stone, was now in bad condition.

He was reportedly stuck in the intensive care unit, unable to leave.

Yamamoto’s family was nearly frantic, clamoring that they would definitely make Su Li face the appropriate punishment.

"What should we do, what can we do now..."

Mrs. Su was so anxious that she was shedding tears, with the court date only three days away. Given the opponent’s significant influence in Japan, the most severe consequence could be the death penalty.

Even if it wasn’t that severe, spending decades in prison was something Su Family’s parents couldn’t bear.

Su Li casually bit into an apple and mumbled unclearly, "Relax, they said I’m sick."

"Who would be so cruel as to argue with a sick person? I didn’t want to hurt anyone... but, who can blame the man for angering my uncontrollable emotions..."

"He just has to accept his bad luck."

Mr. Su blinked his eyes, somewhat understanding what his daughter was thinking, but was it feasible?

It should be said that everyone knew that Su Li herself was a perfectly normal person and did not suffer from any so-called mental illness.

Three days later.

Su Li, dressed in plain clothes and accompanied by her parents, immediately attracted several hateful and malicious stares upon her arrival.

Yamamoto’s grandfather was also present at the event.

Looking at him now, he seemed to hate Su Li so much that he would have devoured her flesh and flayed her skin, just as his ancestors had done.

Su Li’s crimson lips curled into a smile.

She was not only undaunted by their ferocity but even took an interest in closely observing the pain, hatred, sadness, and enmity on their faces.

Such intense, wonderful emotions...

Humans are truly strange creatures, capable of displaying such a diverse and complicated range of feelings in just a moment.

The first news of the day was that Yamamoto, who was in the intensive care unit, had died because he couldn’t be saved.

This grandson got off easy.

It turned out that his brain was even less durable than Su Li had thought.

In line with what Su Li had envisioned, the level of force she had used was extremely light, just enough to leave him in a dazed limbo, neither dead nor fully alive.

The sins committed in the Mortal World must naturally be paid for in the Mortal World.

But... oh well, it was a miscalculation.

Yamamoto didn’t even last a few days, which somewhat displeased Su Li.

The smile on Su Li’s face deeply provoked Yamamoto’s family and friends as they angrily pointed at her and loudly said, "Look at her now; it’s clear she is of a cruel nature. We don’t see any remorse from her, and I strongly demand that this anti-social personality be subjected to capital punishment..."

Su Li, growing impatient, interrupted the opposing lawyer’s eloquent speech, saying, "I already said I’m sick.... It was Yamamoto who provoked me."

"I thought you would understand, after all, Yamamoto and I have had similar experiences... Didn’t you defend him in the same way?"

Yamamoto’s lawyer, emotional and angry, shouted, "You’re lying! All the evidence shows that you are perfectly sane."

Su Li smirked, "Just because you speak loudly doesn’t mean you’re right."

"We request an immediate psychiatric evaluation."

Who was Su Li but someone pretending to be a mental patient? It wasn’t difficult.

"It’s impossible, absolutely impossible... Look at her now; does she look like someone who is ill?"

Yamamoto’s family and friends stubbornly refused to accept it.

But no matter how they evaluated, the results were the same.

Su Li truly was sick, and she was the kind of patient most prone to mania.

"So, promise me, don’t provoke me, okay... because I’m sick..."

"Hahaha...."

The people of Japan, with grim faces, watched Su Li, who was arrogantly laughing uncontrollably, yet they were powerless to stop her.

Just like how Yamamoto initially escaped accountability, Su Li was also found not guilty.

Sitting in the back seats, a young couple, excited by the verdict, stood up, continuously wiping their tears.

Outside the courtroom, the parents immediately rushed to Su Li, speaking incoherently as they thanked her, "Thank you, thank you... Such a beast shouldn’t be allowed to live."