A Low Rank Female Goes Viral Across the Galaxy-Chapter 333: Heated Discussion on the Star Network
It was also thanks to Jiang Qin’s fans that they noticed the music in the original video wasn’t a pre-recorded track, but was captured live.
At first, they just thought a fitting piece of music had been added to the original video.
Who would have thought it was actually Jiang Qin playing live.
A lot of people liked Jiang Qin’s songs, but not all of them had heard her perform live, so they couldn’t imagine what it felt like to be soothed by her music.
[By the way, does soothing with singing even work? Is it stronger or weaker than the soothing from other females?]
[Even though I always feel very calm whenever I listen to Jiang Qin’s songs, I still can’t imagine what that kind of soothing actually feels like.]
[I’m so jealous of the people who’ve been to a live performance.]
[Doesn’t anyone else think it’s weird that there were so many Frenzied Beastmen there?
There have never been this many before, but there were a ton this time. The only thing that changed was the soothing method Jiang Qin used.
Could it be that her unorthodox method is actually backfiring?
Instead of soothing the warriors, did it actually make their Riot Values increase?]
[I think something’s off too...]
[Finally, someone said it. I’ve wanted to say something for a while, but I was afraid of getting attacked by those Jiang Fan. Her fans are insane.]
[Hah, if just anyone could create their own method for using spiritual power, then what would be the point of experts and professors?]
[Hahaha, I knew there was something wrong with this method. Otherwise, how could she be the only female in the entire Interstellar who managed to pull it off?]
...
Clearly, someone was steering netizens toward questioning Jiang Qin.
It was no wonder the combat footage from the front lines had spread so quickly overnight.
With the information blockade, no one knew that those Frenzied Beastmen had safely reverted to their human forms.
They all assumed these Frenzied Beastmen had already been... dealt with.
So, when people began to voice their doubts, netizens transformed into a legion of Sherlock Holmeses, launching into baseless speculation.
For example, they’d heard that when Jiang Qin sang, the Riot Values of everyone present dropped with incredible speed—an effect ten times stronger than that of an ordinary female.
They decided this couldn’t possibly be normal. After all, anything that abnormal must have a dark side.
Thus, they conjectured that Jiang Qin’s soothing came with a side effect.
And that side effect was causing Beastmen to go frenzied.
Beastmen lower their Riot Values specifically to reduce the chance of going frenzied. But now, their Riot Values were dropping while the chance of going frenzied was increasing. How could that possibly be right?
When the families of those warriors saw this news, they felt as if their world was collapsing.
If the soothing master was actually toxic, wouldn’t that make their children’s deaths a horrible injustice?
Consequently, many people began tagging the official Federation account and the Law Enforcement Team.
[@FederationGovernment @LawEnforcementTeam, shouldn’t an unstable soothing master like her be locked up for investigation?]
[I heard she married the former Third Prince of the Empire. Don’t tell me she’s already become a traitor to the Federation?]
[Her soothing never caused any problems when she was working at the bar, but the moment she gets on the battlefield, things go wrong. That’s highly suspicious!]
[We demand the Federation Government conduct a full investigation into Jiang Qin!!!] 𝗳𝚛𝗲𝕖𝚠𝚎𝚋𝗻𝗼𝕧𝗲𝐥.𝚌𝚘𝐦
[Hah, Qin Bao is just too kind-hearted, giving you lot the chance to sling mud at her.]
[Beastmen going frenzied on the battlefield is a common occurrence, yet you’re trying to pin the blame on a female who volunteered to support the front lines. You people are disgusting.]
[This is obviously a huge swarm of paid trolls. My Qin Bao is just too exceptional, she’s a threat to too many people.]
[The front lines are dangerous. It’s not like people are lining up to go.]
[See? I told you the Jiang Fan were crazy. Look, the cavalry has arrived.]
...
The flame war in the thread grew so intense that the original poster panicked and deleted the entire post.
But the people in the thick of the argument weren’t finished yet, so they just moved the fight elsewhere.
The comment sections under the trending videos across the entire Star Network became a toxic cesspool.
Meanwhile, the people far away on the front lines remained completely oblivious.
***
Si Xu was examining the Beastmen who had gone frenzied, his face a mask of utter astonishment.
Not only did their bodies show no signs of deterioration, but their Riot Values also hadn’t spiked very high. It was simply unbelievable.
They didn’t even have the physical side effects that typically follow a frenzied state.
He simply couldn’t comprehend how Jiang Qin had done it.
The most absurd part was that she didn’t understand it either, which meant he was doomed to never find an answer.
Jiang Qin was also pondering the cause.
’Is it a matter of probability? Is it the instrument? Or maybe it’s the choice of song?’
She had, in fact, encountered one or two instances of Beastmen going frenzied back when she worked at the bar, but no one had thought much of it.
Of course, it was possible the individuals who went frenzied had their own ideas but chose not to share them with her.
The chances were so low that no one ever made the connection to Jiang Qin’s ability.
Mo Chen had also asked to speak with her privately.
"Has this ever happened before when you’ve sung?"
"Rarely. Very rarely. Maybe only a dozen or so patrons have ever gone frenzied, but their Riot Values were already high to begin with, so everyone just assumed it was normal."
Mo Chen frowned. "Is it possible this is an ability all S-level females possess?"
He was a male, after all, and didn’t really understand the abilities of females.
He did recall his sister mentioning her spiritual power classes for females, and how there were some things they couldn’t tell males.
She couldn’t say it outright, only implying that he ought to be a respectful husband.
Jiang Qin said, "...Admiral, I’ve never had a formal education."
Mo Chen: ’...Damn me.’
A strange pang of guilt rose in his heart.
His voice became uncharacteristically gentle, but since he had never spoken that way before, it came out sounding incredibly awkward.
"I-if you’d like to attend school, I can make an introduction for you."
"Thank you for your kind offer, Admiral, but I’m about to become a mother. I probably won’t have time for school. If it’s convenient, could you perhaps introduce me to an online tutor?"
Jiang Qin had originally thought her self-studying was enough, but as her Spiritual Power Level rose, she felt her knowledge was still far too shallow.
So, after careful consideration, she decided she needed to study more deeply.
’A teacher recommended by an Admiral is bound to be very erudite,’ she thought.
After all, given his circle, the people his high-level connections could reach would surely be leaders in their fields.
Mo Chen had been so busy, he hadn’t actually heard the news of Jiang Qin’s pregnancy.
Hearing her words, his gaze couldn’t help but drift to her flat stomach.
The thought of her having a baby sent his mind reeling.
An image of a little girl—a miniature version of Jiang Qin—appeared in his mind, and he instantly felt something stir deep within his heart.
As someone who had always assumed he would spend his entire life on the battlefield, he suddenly thought that having a partner, a child, and making a home... didn’t seem so bad after all.
"Admiral? Admiral? Are you still listening?"
Snapping back to his senses, Mo Chen quickly said, "My apologies, I was just thinking about something else. I’ll send you the tutor’s contact information in a bit."
"That’s all right. Thank you, Admiral."
