Then, the livestream cut off.

Damn it, what bad luck. Right at the crucial moment, they cut off the livestream. Now I have no choice but to go to the scene and watch the excitement myself.

Although this spectacle has nothing to do with me, I've already watched half of it. If I don't see the rest, how frustrating would it be to leave the story unfinished?

Even if Old Zhao comes back and tells me what happened next, listening to him wouldn't be as satisfying as seeing it for myself, would it?

Forget it, I won't try to take the easy way out. I'll just head over there and watch the excitement unfold.

I went out, got in my car, and headed straight for the Tianshi Manor.

The excitement was happening right at the entrance of the Tianshi Manor, so the area was already packed with people. Many cars were still heading in that direction.

Seeing all these cars joining the fun, I suddenly understood why there was that livestream and why it had no sound.

Whether it's the livestream or the big news online, someone is deliberately promoting it to increase the attention on this spectacle, to let more people know that something happened at the Tianshi Manor.

If I had only seen the news at night, I might have been like many others, too lazy to make a special trip. I would just ask around to find out who embarrassed themselves in the end and look at a few photos online to feel like I'd joined the fun.

But they even started a livestream, and they didn't even bother to broadcast it properly. They let you find the livestream when you searched for the news, but they deliberately didn't turn on the sound and cut it off at a crucial moment. This is forcing you to go to the scene to watch the excitement.

Someone definitely planned this. The news post online and the livestream were carefully arranged. But who arranged all of this?

Is it the He family, afraid that the Tianshi Manor would bully them and worried that they wouldn't get justice, so they wanted to expand the influence, get attention from all sides, and use public opinion to force the Tianshi Manor and Qin Tianming to apologize and compensate them?

At first glance, it seems that way, but thinking about the livestream just now, the person filming was very close to Qin Tianming, and all the good shots were of Qin Tianming. If the person holding the phone wasn't Qin Tianming's brain-dead fan, then they must be Qin Tianming's subordinate, and making Qin Tianming look handsome is their job.

Looking at it that way, the person doing the livestream should be someone from Qin Tianming's side. But why would Qin Tianming want to expand the influence of this matter? What is his purpose? What benefits would he get from doing this?

Could it be that he already has enough evidence to prove that he didn't kill the female feng shui master, but he's afraid that the He family won't admit it, so he's waiting for more people to be present before he reveals the evidence?

Is it really that simple?

Because there were too many cars on the road, my car couldn't move before I even reached the entrance of the Tianshi Manor. There was a severe traffic jam. Many people, seeing that the cars couldn't pass, got out and started walking, leaving their cars on the road.

Some cars had someone left to wait for a chance, while others were simply abandoned on the road. This road was completely paralyzed. Fortunately, the Tianshi Manor wasn't in the city center, or it would have delayed countless people from getting to and from work.

Now I'm a little envious of Old Zhao. He's smart. When he finds out there's something exciting, he runs ahead to see it, which is much better than me being stuck in the back.

There was nothing I could do. I had to leave my car on the side of the road and squeeze through the cars to watch the excitement. It's not that I don't care about the rules, it's just that everyone is doing it. My car can't go forward, and it can't go backward. There's no point in me sitting here.

I got out of the car and squeezed past the cars with the crowd, heading towards the Tianshi Manor not far away.

The Tianshi Manor is located on higher ground, and there are many people gathered at the entrance. There are also so many cars in front, I can't see anything even if I stand on tiptoes. I can only try to squeeze forward.

I went around a black car and was about to pass through the gap between the two cars in front when I suddenly felt the cold black car behind me move.

I thought the owner of the car hadn't gotten out and was expressing their dissatisfaction with us pedestrians in this way. I was about to turn around and apologize to the driver, but when I turned around, I was stunned.

There was no one in the car at all.

Could it be that I was just imagining things and the car didn't move at all? Or maybe it wasn't this car that moved?

However, this car hadn't been washed for a while. There was obvious dust on the front of the car. Just before the car moved, I touched the car with my hand. Because the car moved suddenly, I quickly pulled my hand back, so my hand left a clear sliding mark on the dust on the car body. The mark is still very clear there now.

This car did move just now.

What's going on? Did the car lose control just now?

I closed my eyes and pinched the space between my eyebrows, then suddenly opened my eyes to look at the driver's seat of the car. I actually saw a woman with blood flowing from all seven orifices sitting in the driver's seat, holding the steering wheel, with a strange smile on the corner of her mouth.

I immediately shuddered and subconsciously shook my head. As I shook my head, I saw more ghosts sitting in the driver's seats of the surrounding cars, each with the corners of their mouths raised and bloodthirsty greed in their eyes.

The drivers who had originally stayed in the cars had either been knocked unconscious and were slumped to one side, or had been thrown into the passenger seat in a state of confusion.

Before I could figure out what was happening, the black car started again. Not just the black car, but more cars around me started moving as well.

I didn't have time to think. I shouted, "Danger!" and quickly jumped up.

As I jumped up, the car behind me crashed into the car in front of me, and a lot of ear-piercing screams erupted around me.

Although most of the people who came to watch the excitement this time had some connection with the Yin-Yang world, not everyone had skills like mine. Some people were directly crushed by the cars in front, behind, or to the sides. Many cars were splattered with blood.

I couldn't stay suspended in the air forever. After the force of the jump dissipated, I quickly fell down. But the cars below were still crashing into each other under the control of the ghosts. I could only choose a car in a relatively good position, step on the roof, and try to jump to the side of the road.

However, as I stepped on the car, a hand without flesh, only bones, suddenly stretched out from inside the car. The white bone hand formed a claw and grabbed at my leg.

I quickly pointed my sword fingers, but found that my Daoist magic suddenly couldn't be used.

In five years, I had never encountered this situation before. At that moment, I was even a little flustered, but I quickly calmed down, used all my strength, and kicked out hard, breaking the white bone hand's wrist before I managed to leave the car.

I didn't dare to use the car roof to borrow strength again. I threw out the rope around my waist, swung around a lamppost, and finally landed on the side of the road.

Looking back at the scene on the road, it was beyond description.