“Zhao Huai, from Lizhou, fifty-two years old this year. A well-known internal medicine doctor at Jiangcheng Medical University Affiliated Hospital. You grew up in the countryside. When you were five, your mother fell ill. Due to the lack of medical resources, she suffered greatly before passing away. From then on, you resolved to become the best doctor in the world.
You worked very hard. As the only child in your family, everyone placed great hopes on you. You didn’t disappoint—you left the countryside, went to university, secured a postgraduate recommendation, and after graduation, smoothly started your career. Your academic and professional life flourished.
But your emotional life was completely blank. You focused solely on work. Your relatives and friends worried about your marriage, so they introduced you to a woman from your hometown.
She came to Jiangcheng, cooked and did your laundry in your rented apartment, taking care of your daily life. You enjoyed it immensely—even felt it was only natural. But as your career advanced and you got promoted, you began to think she was no longer worthy of you.
You started subjecting her to constant emotional manipulation. She came from the countryside, simple-minded, thinking that once you got married and had children, everything would improve.
Unexpectedly, she became pregnant. She planned to return home with you to discuss marriage—but you, you heartless man, abandoned her halfway. She had no phone and couldn’t tell directions. She only knew that the direction of the setting sun was home.
Who would have thought she would be hit by a car and die? And whatever guilt you had disappeared after she was buried. You were finally free—able to act without restraint.
Young and successful, you became entangled with nurses at your workplace, even getting several women pregnant. To satisfy your desires, you frequented nightlife venues—and even caused the death of a girl who had just graduated from high school…
You’ve achieved what you have today—but how many lives are on your conscience? Can you even count them yourself?”
Zhao Huai stared at her as if he had seen a ghost while she spoke nonstop. “Shut up! You’re talking nonsense! I’m a renowned doctor in Jiangcheng—how could I do such inhuman things? If you keep spreading rumors, I’ll call the police and sue you for defamation!”
That wasn’t how things were… How could she know everything?
So many years had passed—he himself had almost forgotten some of it. How did she remember more clearly than he did?
No—he had to hang up, leave this place.
But no matter what he did, he couldn’t disconnect. He tried to move, but his body wouldn’t respond.
What the hell was happening?
“Stop struggling. This isn’t over yet. When it ends, you’ll truly be free.”
【Worse than animals. A monster. He harmed so many women—someone like this still being alive is a waste of air.】
【So this is the so-called Miracle Doctor Zhao? Truly lives up to his reputation. What an eye-opener today.】
【This is the mystery of metaphysics. Without asking for any information, just by reading his face, the streamer revealed so much. She’s incredible—and so beautiful too. Instant follow.】
【Followed!】
At this moment, a crowd had gathered outside Zhao Huai’s office, all holding their phones and watching the livestream. Among them were several of his past victims—they wished they could rush in and kick him.
Unfortunately, the door was locked, and he couldn’t come out. They could only watch through the livestream.
“You’re already over fifty, yet still unmarried. Not only that—your father and relatives back in Lizhou… how long has it been since you visited them? They’re already—”
“Hahaha!”
Zhao Huai burst into mocking laughter, his eyes turning red. “Relatives? They’re nothing but leeches! When did they ever care about me? When I had no money for school, who helped me? I earned my own tuition through work!
My father only cared about my grades—never about whether I had enough to eat or how I was living.
If it weren’t for scholarships and part-time jobs, how could I have graduated?
But once I started working, they all came crawling out—asking me to find jobs, arrange work, use connections to find doctors.
Ridiculous! I was alone in Jiangcheng—what connections did I have?
Everything I have, I built step by step. But when my uncle’s family came to Jiangcheng, I provided them with housing and treated them well. Yet those so-called relatives were greedy—they even tried to take over my home long-term.
They never understood my suffering. So I drove them out.
Then my father scolded me for embarrassing him, called me ungrateful, said I’d forgotten my roots after gaining success.
What use do I have for such relatives? So I cut ties with them!”
After listening, Gu Yunxi shook her head. “I sympathize with your experiences. But you shouldn’t have harmed others. The girl from the bar, Xiao Yu, was innocent. Why did you kill her?
Do you know she was an only child? Her parents were already in poor health. After her death, they passed away within a few years from grief.”
“What do you know!”
Zhao Huai seemed to release all his suppressed emotions. “I lost my family. Seeing others live happily disgusts me. Why should they be happy when I’m not?
That girl ate with her father at the doorway every day—I couldn’t stand it. If I couldn’t be happy, neither could they!
As for those other women—they played with fire first. We were just taking what we needed from each other.”
【I almost felt sorry for him earlier—turns out he’s trash.】
【This so-called miracle doctor is worse than an animal. And he’s a doctor?】
【Call the police! He’s a monster—he’s harmed so many people. Murder must be repaid with life.】
“I’ve said everything I needed to say. Everyone has their own fate—but the sins you committed must be repaid. Spend the rest of your life reflecting in prison.”
Before Zhao Huai could react, the door suddenly opened. Several police officers entered.
Now that all his crimes had been exposed, even if they hadn’t come, he wouldn’t have been able to remain at the hospital.
As he reached the doorway, he saw the nurses watching him with mocking expressions.
Zhao Huai revealed a strange smile. As if a prison could hold him—he would be out soon enough.
As for Gu Yunxi… he would remember this.
【Master, you’re amazing! Is Zhao Huai finished just like that?】
Gu Yunxi shook her head. Something felt too smooth—like she had overlooked something.
“That’s all for today. I have something to take care of.”
The viewers were completely engrossed. When the screen suddenly went black, they became even more curious about her unpredictability and followed her one after another.
What Gu Yunxi didn’t know was that after the Zhao Huai incident, her followers were increasing rapidly—dozens, even hundreds per minute.
At that moment, she was staring at the unfamiliar man standing at the doorway.