Three days later, the first batch of hair and blood samples were collected and paired.

Si Jingyu informed Su Qingzhu of the designated locations of each military region and asked him to pick them up when he was free. There would be people on standby there 24 hours a day.

Su Qingzhu was too lazy to go and get them in batches, so he just changed into thirteen characters and went to get them.

An hour later, the first batch of samples were in her hands.

She didn't know that her unintentional action directly raised Si Jingyu's status in the eyes of her subordinates.

It’s amazing that the boss can ask the hidden family for help!

That’s right, aren’t the people from the hidden family so good-looking?

Faced with dozens of plastic bags and at least 20,000 samples, Su Qingzhu, a face control enthusiast, looked up at the sky in silence.

She sighed and ran straight to the brigade office to call Si Jingyu.

"Qingzhu?"

Su Qingzhu asked directly, "Where are you?"

Si Jingyu was surprised, "The results came out so quickly?"

Su Qingzhu rolled her eyes. "How is that possible? I can't do it alone. I need your help."

Although the identification machine can operate automatically, it still requires manual placement of samples.

She has six machines, each with only three pairs of containers that can hold three samples.

With more than 20,000 samples, how long will it take her to finish them all by herself?

Besides, it's very boring for a person to stay in a space to take samples, lay out samples, collect reports, and pack them into bags over and over again.

Si Jingyu understood, "I'm at No. 168 Sanyuanli, Kyoto."

"OK."

Afterwards, Su Qingzhu went home and told her mother and younger brother that she was going to town to find a classmate and would be back before dinner.

During the day, there would be ox carts or bicycles passing by on the road from time to time, so it was relatively safe, and Su's mother had no objection to it.

Su Xiaodi knew that his sister went out for something, so he nodded very obediently and told his sister to be careful on the road and come back early.

The sensible little guy can always accurately touch the soft spot in Su Qingzhu's heart.

Su Qingzhu hugged her sweet little brother and rubbed him against her. Finally, she asked her mother, "Mom, shall we go to town tomorrow and take a picture as a family?"

Although she took many secret photos of her family, she could only look at those photos herself and could not show them to others, which was a pity.

Mother Su glanced at her youngest son's eyes, which suddenly lit up, and nodded with a smile, "Okay. I'll talk to your father later. You go get busy first."

"Okay." Su Qingzhu happily kissed his younger brothers twice, said goodbye to them, and went out.

Three minutes later, she arrived at Si Jingyu's residence in Kyoto.

It was a three-story building, which had been cleared out in advance by Si Jingyu.

Su Qingzhu was led by Si Jingyu to visit the small building. She asked curiously, "Does your family have any objection to you not living at home?"

"They don't know I'm back." Si Jingyu said nonchalantly, and opened the refrigerator to take out some snacks.

Su Qingzhu: "...argued?"

"No." Si Jingyu walked upstairs with snacks in one hand and Su Qingzhu in the other. "They are too annoying."

Su Qingzhu didn't understand and didn't ask any more questions.

I learned from the aunts that Si Jingyu's family loves him very much, which can be seen from the packages he receives every month.

The annoyance he mentioned was probably something like "your mother thinks you're too thin and should eat more" or "your sister thinks you're cold and should wear more clothes" or "your brother thinks you shouldn't go to the countryside and should come back to work".

"Why didn't you tell your brother that you had a job?" Su Qingzhu was very confused about this.

If she hadn't heard the conversation between his men when she went to the General Military Region to collect samples today, she wouldn't have known that Si Jingyu's brother didn't know that those people were his people.

Si Jingyu replied calmly: "Knowing too much is not a good thing."

Su Qingzhu lowered his eyes, "That's right."

Just like that doomsday virus, if she didn't tell anyone, everyone could still live happily.

Once she speaks it out, even if the end of the world does not happen until a thousand years later, it will not stop some people from worrying about it. Some people or countries may even use it as an excuse to create chaos or start a war.

Some things, in the end, you can only bear them by yourself.

After a lot of random thoughts, the two entered the space.

Su Qingzhu gave Si Jingyu a pair of sterile tweezers, taught him how to take samples, place samples and operate, and then started to get busy.

Although Si Jingyu was very curious about these machines, he was in a hurry now, so he had to suppress his curiosity and deal with this matter first.

From that day on, the two of them were busy with this matter except for sleeping, eating and handling chores.

Even the next day when Su Qingzhu and her family went to the town to take photos, she used her supernatural powers to perform identification operations in space, which made Si Jingyu dumbfounded.

The two of them were busy like this, working ten hours a day and compiling 560 reports a day.

But they no longer had time to see what the outcome would be.

The first batch of more than 20,000 documents would take more than a month to complete, and they really didn't have time to read the reports.

It's a little inefficient, but it's faster than looking up things that happened decades ago.

Those who are investigating those things at the same time have not found any clues so far.

Because there are no signs.

Moreover, abuse and favoritism are commonplace, and even biological children cannot be avoided.

When Grandpa Si and other leaders received reports from their subordinates, they were both relieved and pleased.

Fortunately, a very simple identification method was found.

Fortunately, no news is good news.

They had been hoping from the beginning that the Su Daniu incident was just an exception.

However, when the first batch of samples from the southwest were identified, their hopes were dashed.

Fifteen hundred samples were sent from that area, including one thousand from the military region and five hundred from nearby cities. As a result, seventy-eight samples showed that the children were not biological.

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