Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Suddenly Made a Comeback!-Chapter 263 - : Jiang Li Won the Medal for Outstanding Individual?!
Chapter 263: Chapter 263: Jiang Li Won the Medal for Outstanding Individual?!
Southwest Wildlife Protection Association V: On the evening of July 10 of XX year, at 10:20 PM, police near Chixia Mountain successfully captured a group of poachers, seizing a large number of illegally modified firearms and tranquilizers. They discovered dozens of severely injured and dead wild animals, including nationally protected and endangered species. The acts of these poachers are appalling!
We hereby issue this notice to call on the public to pay more attention to the protection of wildlife. Abandon your greedy appetites and stop the slaughter; please spare these vulnerable lives, refrain from indiscriminate hunting, put down your bloody knives, and don’t engage in wanton killing. Protecting wildlife is everyone’s responsibility!!! #WildlifeProtectionAssociation #WorldWildlifeProtection #SouthwestNatureReserve
Soon after, the Chixia Mountain District police also reposted this Weibo.
Southwest Police V: We would like to offer our special thanks to two members of Chixia Village for their great support of our work! Without their assistance, this arrest operation would not have gone so smoothly. After discussion within our department, we have decided to award Mr. Zhao and Miss Jiang with a reward of one hundred thousand yuan each, and to issue them an Outstanding Individual Medal as encouragement. Loving and protecting wildlife is everyone’s responsibility!
Originally, these two pieces of news didn’t receive much attention.
After all, the police catching criminals is an everyday occurrence, and these aren’t socially significant events with a serious negative impact. Moreover, the notices were released in the early hours of the morning, so naturally, there wasn’t much public interest.
That was until Jiang Li reposted the Southwest Police’s notice on her Weibo—
Jiang Li V: Thank you to the police comrades for your encouragement, and for all your hard work! I hope everyone can pay more attention to the protection of wildlife. Thank you!
The netizens exploded!
“What the hell happened, why is Jiang Li suddenly being mentioned by the police again? Could it be that the rumors about her and Director Sun have reached the police?!”
“Some people might as well donate their eyes if they don’t need them, this is clearly the Southwest Police coming out to thank Jiang Li.”
“What??? Jiang Li helped the police catch poachers??? I’m stunned, so that’s why she was missing all night???”
“It’s a twist, folks. You’re here spreading rumors about her affair with the director, and she’s out there making contributions to society. Your worldview is just too small; while you’re on the internet farting around, she’s already on the top floor.”
“OMG, Jiang Li actually got the Outstanding Individual Medal?! This is an officially recognized first-class medal, only awarded to those with distinguished contributions. It looks like Jiang Li has really done a great deed this time!”
Everyone was astonished.
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They were all waiting for the follow-up on the scandal between Jiang Li and Director Sun, yet in the middle of the night, instead of clarification from Jiang Li, they received news of her meritorious achievement.
This had never happened before in the entertainment industry!
In fact, this was also Jiang Li’s way of responding.
After she finished giving her statement at the police station, a junior officer informed her about what had happened on Weibo.
In order not to hinder her affairs, she had deliberately left her phone off her person. Only after everything was finished did she borrow a phone from the police to check the series of public opinions on Weibo.
When she saw the rumors about her and Director Sun on Weibo, Jiang Li felt very calm.
After all, it was all baseless, and there was no reason for her to get angry.
But when she saw Wen Jiaojiao and Qi Tianyu and others standing up to speak for her, Jiang Li still couldn’t help but feel her eyes moisten.
Having lived in ancient times for so long, her emotions and disposition had long been ground down by propriety.
Even in moments of great joy or sorrow, she would hardly show it.
Yet now, when she felt this pure friendship, she couldn’t help the prickling sensation at the tip of her nose.
It seemed that, indeed, she had changed a lot in her interactions with them.
Not wanting them to worry, Jiang Li borrowed a phone to log into her own WeChat account and saw that Qi Tianyu had started a group video chat, which she directly joined.
Her sudden intrusion left the other four people completely dumbfounded.
Qi Tianyu stared blankly for a long time before snapping out of it.
“Holy shit?! Sister Li? You’re Sister Li?!”
Wen Jiaojiao was also excitedly shouting, “Ah ah ah ah Lili, you’ve finally come online, that’s great, I thought something had happened to you, we were all so worried to death.”
He Yun, however, noticed something was amiss about her surroundings, her brows slightly furrowing, “Jiang Li, are you alright? Why are you in the police station?”
“Yeah,” Shu Yan added, “Don’t tell me it’s really because of the issue with you and Director Sun that it has escalated to the police?”
Hearing this, Wen Jiaojiao and Qi Tianyu grew tense.
Jiang Li smiled, “Don’t worry, I’m fine. I’m here at the police station to give a statement; it has nothing to do with the rumors online.”
She then briefly recounted the incident to them.
Everyone was dumbfounded after hearing the story.
Qi Tianyu: “Holy shit? Wait, what did you say? You captured five poachers? And they were armed??? Am I listening to some TV drama plot?”
But then, on second thought, it didn’t seem that far-fetched.
If it were anyone else, he would have thought he was hallucinating, but with Jiang Li, it all seemed so normal.
After all, this sister could predict fortunes with pinches and kill venomous snakes with a tree branch.
Capturing a few poachers was nothing to her.
Wen Jiaojiao’s admiration intensified.
“My god, Lili, you actually caught poachers! I’ve only seen that on TV, I haven’t even played such a role, and you’re so amazing. I wish I’d been there too!”
Thinking this, she immediately became indignant, “Those people online are too much! You’re risking your life to contribute to society, and they’re spreading rumors that you’re involved with Director Sun—it’s outrageous! Lili, you should clarify things on Weibo right away; we can’t let ourselves be wronged for no reason.”
“Right,” Shu Yan nodded, “Jiaojiao’s right, this could be a big or small issue, and if it keeps fermenting, it won’t be good for you. If some delusional fans end up holding a grudge against you because of this, that would be troublesome.”
Jiang Li was aware of the gravity of the situation.
Although the public opinion wasn’t causing her any trouble, she still had hundreds of thousands of fans eagerly awaiting her, and she couldn’t let them down.
Moreover, this incident had implicated Director Sun, and it was even tougher for him.
She couldn’t just sit by and ignore it for whatever reason.
“Don’t worry, I’ll handle it,” she assured them.
Jiang Li’s words were as effective as a tranquilizer, immediately setting the four friends at ease.
Since Jiang Li had said it was all fine, then it definitely would be.
Although they didn’t know where this confidence came from, as soon as they heard Jiang Li’s voice, they felt a profound sense of relief.
Could this be the legendary charisma of a leading lady?
After soothing her friends, Jiang Li hung up the video call and now saw the other 99+ unread messages on her WeChat.
Aside from Wen Jiaojiao and the others, her family had also called her dozens of times, all worried about her wellbeing.
