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Chapter 1383: Chapter 1150: Yi An, Come Out and Clear Your Name

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“The sky has fallen!”

“I don’t even know what kind of courage I had to finish the last few chapters. I broke down crying from the moment Dumbledore drank the water. Who can stop Voldemort now?”

“Chu Kuang, you old rascal!”

“Give me back Dumbledore!”

“Hogwarts’ greatest headmaster died so inexplicably, and at the hands of the person he trusted the most!?”

“Snape!”

“That traitor!”

“I really thought Snape was a good man. How could this happen? Why, of all people, did it have to be Snape who killed Dumbledore?”

“If it had been Malfoy, I wouldn’t have felt this much pain!”

“Malfoy couldn’t do it, but Snape could!”

“All the effort was meaningless. The real Horcrux was swapped out. Dumbledore died in vain. None of it had any meaning!”

“The frustration is unbearable—it makes me feel like exploding!”

Even Hu Ji didn’t try to defend Snape anymore, though he was now being hounded by everyone in the group.

How could he defend him?

The one who killed Dumbledore was Snape!

No matter the reasons, it was an undeniable fact!

Even though, in the finale, it was revealed that Snape stopped the Death Eaters from killing Harry Potter.

His reason was:

Harry Potter belonged to Voldemort.

This left Hu Ji confused but still believing in Snape, though doubt lingered. Why did it have to turn out this way?

…

The Tribe!

Blogs!

All major platforms!

“Chu Kuang, that old rascal, has completely crossed the line this time!”

“I knew it!”

“He stopped being human starting from the fourth book!”

“Cedric was the first cut. Sirius was the second. Dumbledore is the third!”

“I was still fantasizing about Sirius being resurrected, but now Dumbledore’s dead too?!”

“It’s a blood feud between me and this old rascal!”

“I’d rather Dumbledore had the same kind of death as Sirius!”

“At least Sirius’s death wasn’t painful!”

“And Dumbledore?”

“He drank that green liquid, endured unimaginable pain, barely made it out alive by clinging to Harry, only to be killed by Snape and the Death Eaters!”

…

Zhong Continent!

Across all the Continents!

“No wonder this guy is called Chu Kuang, the old rascal! How could he be so heartless? Dumbledore was my favorite character!”

“It keeps getting more heartbreaking as it goes on!”

“Each book is more tragic than the last!”

“Someone important dies in every book. Has it really become a tradition in Harry Potter?”

“Chu Kuang, you executioner!”

“Who do you plan to kill next in the next book?!”

“When I saw ‘Phoenix Lament,’ it truly broke my heart into pieces. Didn’t Xian Yu say this book was supposed to be safe?”

“Go back and watch that livestream replay…”

“I just went back to watch it. The characters he mentioned as safe indeed didn’t die, but he didn’t say anything about Dumbledore!”

“I thought he just forgot to mention Dumbledore in the moment!”

“Turns out it was a death flag for Dumbledore!”

“My heart is shattered!”

“Here’s a joke: Harry Potter is children’s literature.”

…

In the industry.

The sudden eruption of reader emotions left countless writers stunned speechless!

“What the hell!”

“This Chu Kuang, the old rascal!”

“He really dares to kill off one major character per book!”

“And each death is even heavier than the last!”

The media was equally shocked!

Online, all platforms were rushing to publish breaking news:

“The Death of Dumbledore: The Phoenix Lament!”

“What’s Next for Hogwarts?”

“Snape Turns to the Dark Side!?”

“Chu Kuang Completes the Deathly Thrill-Kill Trio!”

“A Death Per Book: The Harry Potter Series Tradition?!”

“After Sirius, Another Beloved Character Bites the Dust!”

“Is He Chu Kuang or Just Plain Mad?”

“Industry Stunned: Why Does Chu Kuang Keep Killing Off Fan-Favorite Characters?”

“Never Underestimate the Fury of Readers!”

“Expert Analysis: Will Sales Decline for the Next Harry Potter Book?”

…

There’s no doubt!

Chu Kuang was under fire yet again.

His comment section was full of enraged messages:

“Old rascal, this time you’ve really gone too far!”

“Killing one character per book—do you think this is some kind of badge of honor?”

“You won’t stop until you’ve made us cry our hearts out, will you?”

“Do you think my tears come for free?”

“Pay me compensation for emotional distress!”

“My eyes are swollen. This is the third time this happened while reading the Harry Potter series!”

“If I could choose, I’d wish I had never read this book in the first place!”

“Do you know how much we loved Dumbledore?”

“With Dumbledore gone, the sky has completely fallen!”

“This book really *was* safe, just spiked with a chemical reaction that created a tsunami of devastation.”

Back home.

Lin Yuan read these comments.

He thought he should do something.

Have Chu Kuang explain?

Forget it.

Let Yi An handle it.

The old rascal couldn’t be bothered to explain himself anyway.

As for Yi An’s pseudonym, its very creation was meant for handling situations like this.

People familiar with Yi An even had a nickname for him:

“Chu Kuang’s Clean-Up Crusader!”

In a certain way, that nickname wasn’t wrong.

Thinking this, Lin Yuan quickly switched to Yi An’s account.

It had been a long time since he logged in, but the moment he did, Lin Yuan felt the spirit of Yi An rise within him.

…

Hu Ji, after finishing *Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince*, didn’t join the other readers in cursing and ranting.

Instead, he scrolled through various online comments.

At that moment.

His blog suddenly pushed a trending post under his nose.

A post from Yi An.

Being from Qi Continent, Hu Ji naturally recognized Yi An and clicked on the post at once.

More accurately, it was an article.

The article’s title read: *”Dumbledore’s Death Was Inevitable.”*

Dumbledore.

Only fans would call him “Old Dumble.”

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