@heajin I can fully understand your frustration, yet I would encourage you to stick with steemit for the time being.

Obviously, there is a very suspicious powergame going on, that's a big problem for the whole platform. It would really be sad to see the unreasonable bullies win, and let them have their say.

I believe that the steemit ecosystem should be strong enough to handle cases like this, as the argument seems to be clearly on your side. (In case it can't at least we know that there is something crucial to be fixed.)

I think the best thing to do is to document the organized downvote campaign carefully, and seek the attention of the wider steemit community. If a successful content-creator is targeted by specific wealthy users, for dubious reasons, this is a massive problem for everyone trying to use the platfrom properly.

I believe there are enough virtuos whales that simply aren't aware of the problem (@ned, @dan, @steemit...). If they became aware of your case, they would be highly incentivized to support you, as this is about the success of the entire platform in the long run.

Everyone reading this should feel compelled to spread the word in some way. The whales of course, can do alot by voting themselfs or delegating SP to others.

So @heajin I encourage you to be patient for a little. There is something shady happening on steemit, and it may be a great win for everyone if this can be exposed.

Of course this is merely an encouragement and you can do whatever you like. :)

Finally, please be ensured that you have many many supporters, that will do their best to help where they can! We are way more in numbers, than those attacking you.