"Yes, accepting commissions from the outside world mainly involves releasing information. Once the information is released in one place, it can be simultaneously transmitted to all other bases, which will make it much easier to find people or items."

The idea was inspired by Wen Yuanlong.

Wen Yuanlong said that quite a few people had previously asked them for help. Most of them would bring a few missing person notices and post them in a prominent place at a base.

Hearing Xin'er say that, Li Fengguang was very excited.

"If there were such a service desk, it would be much more convenient."

Those who are still alive today rarely choose to stay outside instead of entering the base.

If all bases had such an information-sharing platform, more people could find their missing family members.

The two chatted casually like old friends, with Li Feng doing most of the talking about their situation after they separated.

It was getting late, so the two agreed to meet again another day when they had time. Li Feng then went downstairs.

Xin'er stood by the second-floor window with her arms crossed, her cool eyes looking down at the street corner across the street, where she saw Li Yiyuan leaning against the wall smoking.

As if sensing something, Li Yiyuan looked up and glared at her sharply almost the instant her gaze fell upon him.

Upon seeing that it was Xin'er, a moment of panic flashed in his eyes, but he then pretended to be calm and looked away, glancing at the sky and the ground, but daring not to look at her again.

She didn't see me.

She wasn't looking at me.

While Li Yiyuan was still brainwashing himself, Xin'er had already reached out and pulled the curtains closed, turned around and went back into the room, then entered the space again.

Continue studying the products in the online store—local area network deployment.

Before leaving, the pigeons detected that the satellite signals currently being launched by China were very unstable and affected by an unknown magnetic field. It was only a matter of time before the satellite fell.

This means that the current signal is only temporary, and Xin'er should naturally prepare in advance.

After searching around, I found this solution in the online store.

Just like a spider weaving a web, each thread has a knot, eventually connecting to form a complete web.

Each small signal transmitter is connected to the processing center, forming a large-scale information processing system, ultimately creating an absolutely stable and secure network area.

She only needs to place one in each base to extend the network throughout the entire country.

Now that everything's connected to the internet, she can just casually set up a huge electronic screen outside the supermarket, constantly displaying updated information...

Charging a commission fee and posting missing person notices isn't an easy task.

Such a regional network is definitely incompatible with the original mobile phones and computers in China, but her store has compatible electronic devices.

She has all kinds of electronic devices, including TVs, computers, mobile phones, and security bracelets. As long as she can afford the crystal cores, she can sell them.

I'm sure I can make a fortune again.