My autobiography is definitely not a tragedy!-Chapter 773 - 466: Are You Done Acting?

The Night Demon Clan was in action, and Meng Lang was not idle either.

It’s just that one was in the light, and the other in the shadow, and even the Night Demon Clan itself didn’t know that a pair of eyes that had seen through the future were already fixed on them.

If the conflict between humans and the Night Demon Clan was still hidden, then some of the contradictions within humanity itself were blatantly out in the open...

[The Dragon Boat Festival is ours!]

[The dragon boat races are ours too!]

[Kimchi is also ours!]

[Strong protest against Country Hua AI for secretly promoting misleading statements!]

[From love to hate! Just because of one answer, multiple groups from the South Peninsula demand the ban of Country Hua AI "Bajie" and related electric cars!]

[...]

As Country Hua’s traditional Dragon Boat Festival just ended, social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube were suddenly bombarded with a news flash.

The whole thing started when a Korean who bought an Idol electric car recently saw Country Hua celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival and felt inexplicably angry, so he whimsically asked Bajie a question—

"Is the Dragon Boat Festival a traditional festival of the Peninsula or Country Hua?"

The AI didn’t hesitate to give him the answer he least wanted to hear...

Following that... "Is Hanfu a copy of Korean attire?" "Did the Spring Festival originate from the Peninsula?" "Is the paper-making technique our invention?"

Without exception, Bajie’s responses contradicted the Peninsula’s view of cultural history, making him furious.

This car owner was also a playful rich second-generation.

Originally, Idol electric cars were only sold in Europa and Country Hua and had not yet been launched in the Peninsula, but he, having seen Bajie’s related videos, was thrilled and imported one at a high price.

Having just bought it, he was naturally having a blast, posting various bragging videos that multiplied his followers in the South Peninsula several times over.

The comment section full of real-name envy sent his vanity through the roof.

But love turned to hatred, and sometimes love and hate are indeed just a moment apart...

Angry, he made a video of the whole thing and uploaded it to his YouTube channel, and then...

"Bajie" was blasted online...

True to their reputation as one of the "YouTube Top Five" in the Peninsula, a wave of fervor surged, and under intense criticism, it quickly gained attention and hit the country’s top searches.

Various bloggers, as if they had found the key to viral content, joined the throng of onlookers, hurling verbal and written assaults at "Bajie", while casually asking for followers.

The news quickly spread to the domestic front...

"Holy crap! Last year’s ’Tesla’ incident hasn’t even blown over yet, and here these South Koreans are stirring up trouble again?"

"Pfft! An AI broke their defense..."

"Thanks for saving data, previous commenter."

"Knockoffs trying to pass as the real deal?"

While some took it as a daily joke, many netizens were outraged, climbed the "Great Firewall" with VPNs, and started arguing with the opponents...

"The universe’s number one powerful country is stealing again! Everyone, quick hide Confucius, Laozi, Han Feizi, the Three Pure Ones, Jehovah, Spring Festival, Thanksgiving, Christmas, everything! Otherwise, once they have their eyes on these, they’ll claim them too!" ƒгeeweɓn૦vel.com

"Although you all call it ’Dragon Boat Festival’, and your customs have localized, making them very different from our original Dragon Boat Festival, to say that dragon boat racing is your traditional activity is a bit self-deceptive..."

"Damn! Dragon boat racing is indeed a festival activity we invented, and so is the paper-making technique!!"

"Are you kidding! If you call writing on bark ’inventing the paper-making technique’..."

"Writing on tree bark is called inventing the paper-making technique? Then can I say I invented shit if I wipe my ass with toilet paper?"

"Shit: Are you being polite?"

"By the way, the modern form of the Korean language only started appearing around the 15th century. The ’paper-making technique’ you talked about was probably written in Chinese characters, right..."

"In the history of the Peninsula, the Chinese language was known as ’official script,’ meaning it was a language only the upper class nobles and officers could use until modern times when it became a colony, and you were forced to give it up.

Well... but Korean is so inadequate, with its many homophones and ambiguous meanings, so it hasn’t been completely phased out yet, and legal documents that require precise grammatical and semantic use are still written in Chinese characters, which must be tough for you..."

"No wonder when we visit the Peninsula, everything in the museums is in Chinese characters."

"Damn! What are you talking about! Chinese characters were also invented by us!"

Fucking hell! Never seen such shameless pricks!

Even Southeast Asia, along with other countries culturally affiliated with Chinese Culture Circle like Fusang and An Nan, were disgusted and joined the debate, openly expressing their disdain for this shame of Asia.

"Chinese characters have been invented for at least 3000 years, and you’ve only been writing for a few hundred years. You have that to brag about?"

"Bullshit! Our Great Han Empire has a history of 6000 years; inventing Chinese characters isn’t outlandish!"

"The odd part is you claimed to invent Chinese characters, but then barely use them..."

"Damn! That’s because our Korean language is more advanced than Chinese characters!"

"Please remove the Chinese characters from your names before you talk..."

"Wait a minute! 6000 years? Since when was the Peninsula an ancient civilization?"

"Hehe! If you happen to meet a Korean today, and you two chat casually, and the history comes up, and they suddenly tell you their country has 6000 years of history, don’t be surprised.

Because they’re probably quoting the lowest possible figure they could..."

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