The Billionaire's Multiplier System

The fallout from the Spectron exposure was far from quiet.

Within a day of Lin Feng’s public drop implicating the firm in digital manipulation and media coercion, social media went ablaze. Threads on Xibo and forums like RealTruth, MirrorHub, and even old-school WeTalk groups erupted with screenshots, fact checks, and speculation. Spectron’s stock tanked by 8.3% before a circuit breaker halted trading. One of the country’s top investigative reporters, Luo Chao, published a late-night piece simply titled: "Digital Puppets: Who Pulls the Strings?"

And yet, behind this wave of public outrage, Lin Feng was not celebrating. He knew this was just the opening move.

Zixuan wouldn’t stay quiet. No true predator ever did.

Inside the marble-lined office of Qingchen Holdings, Lin Feng stood in front of the long glass window overlooking downtown Shanghai. The city glittered below like a circuit board — alive, wired, deceptive.

Qi Yawen stepped in quietly, holding a tablet. She wore a muted gray suit, hair tied up, presence sharp as ever.

"You need to see this," she said.

She tapped twice. The screen flickered to an internal staff memo leaked from Zhangjing Law Group, a known Spectron legal affiliate.

"We are to aggressively challenge the legitimacy of the documents shared by Mr. Lin Feng. Proceed to identify all media outlets who picked it up and consider C&Ds or strategic counter-disclosures. High clearance targets only."

Lin Feng scanned the message, jaw tightening.

"Classic counterattack," he murmured. "Discredit the messenger. Overwhelm the platform. Redirect public attention."