From the birth of a son to the separation of Nuwa and her path to becoming a god

Do they want them to give up Zhao Yu in front of all the people in the galaxy?

This is totally inconsistent with the government's slogan for many years that caring for omegas and protecting vulnerable groups is the most important thing for human rights.

But if Zhao Yu really wanted to be rescued, no one would be willing to do so.

Seeing that the Federation was reluctant to give an answer, Meng Liu was helpless. She didn't know the Zerg's lair, and she didn't know where Zhao Yu, who was held hostage by the Zerg, was.

Even if I wanted to save him, I didn't know where to start.

If there is really no other option, she can only join the research and wait for better research results to emerge, then Dr. Ling's research can naturally be easily abandoned.

However, researching a medicine often takes decades or even longer. She can wait, but can Zhao Yu?

Meng Liu has already completed half of her mission to have a child. Of course, she doesn't want to give up halfway. It would be very tiring to do it all over again.

In order to put pressure on the federal government, she began to work day and night, sneaking into the federal internal network to collect all the information about the research results and Zhao Yu's capture.

Then, she cleverly used social media and anonymous forums to expose this information to the public one by one, and hacked into many people's accounts to speak for Zhao Yu.

For a time, doubts about the federal government arose on the Star Internet, and the calls for sharing research results and redeeming Zhao Yu were getting louder and louder.

(We can’t let heroes bleed and cry. Zhao Yu has retrieved the research data, so it’s understandable to exchange it for his life.)

(Dr. Ling’s research results are the wealth of all mankind and should not be controlled by the Federation. The public opinion is to share them with the Zerg. Why don’t you agree?)

(Protect the omegas! Protect the omegas who have contributed to the Federation! This is the slogan you came up with yourself. Are you going to slap yourself in the face now?)

......

Statements like these have combined into a massive force that is impacting the federal government's defenses.

At the same time, the Zerg were getting impatient. In order to force the federal government to comply, Pete issued an ultimatum: "If the Zerg don't get the research data within a week, I will kill Zhao Yu live on Starnet."

This news made the already tense situation even worse.

Meng Liu saw it and was anxious. Time was running out, so she once again used StarNet to continue to exert pressure online. Not only that, she also secretly contacted some influential congressmen and media personnel within the federal government.

Fortunately, she used to be in the game industry and was not short of money, otherwise there would not be so much interest to drive these people to speak up for Zhao Yu.

After several days of hard work, Meng Liu's efforts paid off. Under the strong demands of federal citizens and netizens, as well as the push of internal forces, the federal government made concessions.

They agreed to share the research results in exchange for Zhao Yu's safe return.

The moment Zhao Yu was sent back safely, the entire galaxy was boiling.

I haven't seen him for more than two months. He seems to have lost some weight and his dark circles under his eyes have deepened.

But he was in a happy mood. The moment he sent Meng Liu away, Zhao Yu didn't think he would have a chance to survive. He never expected that he would return safely one day.

The couple went back home and spent several days with their parents and children.

However, netizens are fence-sitters. They are unhappy if the person does not come back, but they feel at a disadvantage if he or she really comes back.

Especially after the news of heavy casualties on the front line came, the emotions of netizens were instantly ignited again. The voices that once shouted "Welcome back Zhao Yu" now turned into sharp blades pointing directly at him. The accusations came like a tide, drowning Zhao Yu in endless abuse and resentment.

(It’s all his fault! If it weren’t for Zhao Yu, how could the Federation share such important research results with the Zerg!)

(Look at the tragic situation on the battlefield now. It's all because of his return!)

(Zhao Yu, you are a burden. You should have committed suicide when you were captured, so as not to come back and drag down all of humanity!)

(See! This is what the omegas did. If it were us alphas and betas, we would never be able to come back! We would have committed suicide long ago to prevent the Federation from being threatened!)

These vicious words pierced Zhao Yu's heart like a sharp sword. He could not understand why the people who once prayed for him and put pressure on the Federation on his behalf could change their minds so quickly and attack him.

He didn't know how to defend himself. In this situation, it was probably useless to defend himself, and it would only lead to more abuse and misunderstanding.

In addition, what made him even more heartbroken was that those comrades and federal high-ranking officials who had fought alongside him were now avoiding him. Except for his family, none of his former colleagues and leaders cared about his safety and feelings.

No more work was even assigned to him.

Even if Zhao Yu wanted to go to the battlefield and sweat a lot, he was not allowed.

He approached the federal government, but the response was like a hammer hitting his heart.

"Omegas should stay at home to take care of their wives and children."

He hadn't heard these words for many years. He knew that he had been completely marginalized because he passively accepted his return to the Federation. No matter how hard he tried to prove his worth, he could no longer win everyone's trust and respect.

Zhao Yu also felt aggrieved.

He did that at the beginning just because he wanted Meng Liu to be safe and healthy.

Later, he was captured by Pete. He had no access to the Star Network and had no idea what conditions they had put forward to the Federation with regard to him. He did not have a brain as smart as Meng Liu, and there were people guarding him 24 hours a day. How could he commit suicide?

Besides, he has several children and someone he loves deeply. Why should he die when he can survive?

Meng Liu took away his terminal: "Don't look at those things, I'll stay at home with you."

Even though he was always accompanied by his family and wife, Zhao Yu couldn't help but feel internally consumed and wanted to read netizens' comments several times.

Finally he found an opportunity. He secretly opened the terminal and looked at all kinds of curses. His face turned pale.

Meng Liu had just put the child to sleep and didn't see him, so she hurried over and knocked on the bathroom door: "Zhao Yu, open the door."

He muttered something inside, then walked over and opened the door with a dejected look.

Meng Liu immediately noticed the terminal in his hand and snatched it away: "I told you not to look at it, why are you so disobedient now?"

Zhao Yu hugged her weakly, resting his chin on the top of her head, and asked sullenly, "Should I really not survive?"

Meng Liu was shocked and immediately replied: "Of course not! Why do you think so? The children need a father, and I can't live without you..."

"But I am no longer of any value to society and humanity. On the contrary, I am a burden to everyone."