Jiang Qin had to hand it to Lilia for that clarification—a classic case of twisting the facts.
She'd issued an apology and a clarification, yet still managed to drag both her and Jiang Ruming into it.
The worst part was that quite a few people actually believed her. After all, not everyone had seen the livestream.
Many people had probably just gotten a rundown of the events afterward, making them easy to fool.
After all, in this era, labels like "impulsive," "hot-tempered," and "naive" had long been associated with females.
So when Lilia claimed she was just standing up for her roommate and classmate without knowing the full story, and that she'd been misled by Jiang Ruming into giving Jiang Qin a hard time, people found it highly believable.
It fit right into the common stereotypes about females.
People were already flooding Jiang Ruming's comment section, calling her things like "hypocrite" and "ungrateful wretch."
