Chapter 17

Simply having Jiang-Jie find the documents from back then and confess would not be enough to deal a significant blow to Ji Group. Instead, it would likely alert them, leading them to eliminate Jiang-Jie as a potential threat.

In the age of the internet, leveraging public opinion is crucial to force official intervention, thoroughly investigating the truth from those years, and ultimately bringing Ji Group to ruin.

So, I collected and organized all the evidence provided by Zhou Yuming, including the compensation agreement and confidentiality agreement he signed, and wrote his experiences into an allegation letter. I sent this package to multiple media outlets using several official accounts.

Unfortunately, not a single media outlet was willing to report on it. Ji Group’s influence is so pervasive that everyone fears getting involved.

After persistently sending it to several more outlets, I finally received a reply from one, a media company called “Yichen.”

Although I submitted anonymously, they requested that I personally visit their office for a face-to-face discussion and to provide additional evidence before they would consider reporting on it.

Despite my concerns and fear that it might be a trap, I decided to disguise myself, donning a set of gender-neutral clothing, and headed to the address they provided.