"Killed by an elderly person?"

Killed by an elderly person? Seeing this, Qing Lan couldn’t help but pause.

The nursing home mentioned in the article gave her an inexplicably familiar feeling. According to the article’s description, the elderly residents there were very indifferent, lacked compassion, and were not at all friendly to dogs.

After the incident, the article’s author had approached the other party to discuss the matter, but they had suddenly produced a legal advisor. This legal advisor was even more cold-blooded. His opening stance was no compensation and no apology. He even had the audacity to counterclaim, demanding compensation for emotional distress, nutritional expenses, and so on, aggressively pressuring her.

In the end, the matter concluded without resolution, and her dog had been beaten to death for nothing.

This nursing home is a bit much, Qing Lan muttered to herself after finishing the entire article.

Her initial impression was that the dog owner’s grief was indeed profound, and her dog’s death terribly unjust. Her dog had been killed, and yet there had been no accountability.

And below this official WeChat account article, many comments had appeared. Some people were cursing the elderly man who had killed the dog. Others were advising the dog owner to call the police.

Could it be another incident like the one in Stealing Melon Village? Qing Lan blinked.

Clearly, the issue hadn’t been resolved; otherwise, the dog owner wouldn’t have resorted to airing her grievances online like this. And according to the article, the "culprit" who killed the dog was an elderly person over seventy years old, a detail strikingly similar to the Stealing Melon Village incident.

In the Stealing Melon Village incident, a group of elderly individuals had also been responsible, and local law enforcement had chosen to smooth things over. If it hadn’t been for Qin Mu’s intervention, the issue would still be dragging on, unresolved.

Right, this nursing home... it seems to be in Jin City as well.

Suddenly, Qing Lan noticed the address of the nursing home at the end of the article. The article had even exposed its location: XX Street, XX Road, Jin City.

In her memory, there seemed to be only one nursing home on that street: the one where Qin Mu worked.

Could it really be the UP’s nursing home? She swallowed hard. The more she looked, the more familiar the address seemed.

Afterward, she took out her phone and searched for the address of Qin Mu’s nursing home. Sure enough, it was exactly the same as the address in the article!

Moreover, as far as she knew, Qin Mu had recently taken on the role of legal advisor at the nursing home. Things seemed to be getting complicated. Work was demanding, leaving no time to slack off. And this article, besides accusing the elderly Mr. Zhang, also lambasted the nursing home’s legal advisor—Qin Mu himself!

At this thought, she couldn’t help but feel her scalp tingle, sensing that things were about to spiral out of control.

Qin Mu’s personality... She knew it well. He couldn’t tolerate the slightest injustice and was the type to pursue matters to the bitter end.

The defendants in his previous cases had all been single-handedly brought to justice by Qin Mu, some receiving sentences of up to twenty years! And the last case, involving three thousand defendants, had caused a sensation throughout Jin City and the entire country.

Without a doubt, if Qin Mu saw this article, he would likely cause another major uproar.

Honestly, of all people, why did they have to provoke the UP? Qing Lan sighed softly, feeling quite helpless.

Beneath the official WeChat account article, there were numerous comments personally attacking Old Zhang, the legal advisor, and the nursing home. The article’s view count had already surpassed 100,000+, and its share count was also extremely high. This already constituted widespread online dissemination and had severely damaged their reputations.

If Qin Mu decided to pursue this, every single one of these people could potentially face defamation charges.

...

「At the same time.」

In the legal advisor’s office at the nursing home.

Qin Mu looked at the elderly man sitting before him and patiently explained, "Old Gao, you’re saying you added one hundred yuan to your phone credit at the service hall, but it hasn’t appeared on your account? You can complain directly to the service hall. If they don’t resolve it..."

Over the past two days, apart from submitting Old Zhang’s lawsuit, he had spent most of his time providing legal assistance to the home’s residents. Influenced by their luck stat, they had also begun to encounter various unlawful incidents. In the past, they wouldn’t have bothered with such things. But now, having learned some legal knowledge, they all proactively sought him out, hoping for these matters to be addressed.

He didn’t refuse. He patiently guided each one, explaining how to protect their rights or file a complaint.

Finally, I can rest. Watching Old Gao’s departing figure, Qin Mu leaned back in his chair and sighed in relief. He exhaustedly rubbed his forehead.

The system’s luck bonus is terrifyingly potent. If this keeps up, my job will become the busiest in the entire nursing home. Slacking off has become nearly impossible.

Oh well, I’ll scroll through Moments for a bit. Seizing a moment when no elderly residents were seeking help, he picked up his phone, intending to steal a moment of leisure and relax.

Then, he inadvertently saw a video someone had shared. The video was titled: "Please Share: Seeking Justice for a Tragically Killed Dog."

In the video, a pet blogger known as "Little Tian’s Pet" appeared on camera, emotionally recounting a story. In the story, a very smart, adorable, and well-behaved dog, which had lived a carefree life for three years, was killed by an unscrupulous elderly person while wandering in a nursing home one day. And this Mr. Zhang was unwilling to pay even a penny in compensation.