"So, are you sighing over your job?" Hao Ren asked with a smile.
"Not really!" Tu Hengsha thought for a moment before saying, "A journalist who can scoop a piece of news that goes viral online has talent; some people never encounter such a chance in their entire life, but this kind of virality can be frightening. Maybe I'm overthinking it, but our pen—no, now it's the keyboard—is a double-edged sword; it can save people, but it can also harm them."
"No need to think so much." Hao Ren said, "Everyone has their own principles, knowing what to do and what not to do; being truthful and having a clear conscience is enough."
She shook her head and sighed again. The keyboard in her hands was controllable, but the fermentation of public opinion was not. No one knew what kind of life a person involved in a viral story would face after becoming "famous" overnight across the internet, whether the news was positive praise or negative exposure.
