"Revenue from over 50 concerts, income from being the general manager of more than a dozen bands, over a billion in music copyright revenue...why would all this enormous wealth flow to just you?"

Chen Ya asked, "Continue?"

"I found out that although you appear to be just an ordinary small business owner in China, you have another identity abroad," the girl said. "Codename JX, right?"

She squinted her eyes, and there were shadows in them, as if there was a gleam of light, and she could see clearly even in the dim underground.

"So?" Chen Ya was very curious about what she was going to do. "What do you want to say?"

"Stop playing dumb," Miss Y said. "Why did you hide your identity and come to China to become a small boss? Is it because you committed a crime abroad and escaped, so you set up a company in China to launder the money?"

Chen Ya sighed: "You have a very rich imagination."

"You could have been a star abroad, so why did you run back to China? Did you commit a crime? Did your reputation collapse? Or did you contract some incurable disease?"

"None." Chen Ya spread his hands.

"Whether it does or not, we'll see in the future," Miss Y blinked. "I've set a timer on my email. Unless I cancel it, in an hour, all the information I find about you will be sent to a journalist friend of mine."

Chen Ya smiled: "What do you want?"

"Join my team," the girl said. "As an 'accomplice,' I might protect you. After all, my team members never ask about their backgrounds."

Chen Ya was stunned.

He has always wanted to recruit this extraordinary hacker and bring her into his team.

In the end, she thought so too.

Is there anything more coincidental in the world than this?

But...why does it feel different from what I imagined?

Chen Ya said, "Let me correct a misconception of yours. I didn't intentionally hide my identity. It's useless to threaten me with this. You can send this to your journalist friends now."

Y looked at him in surprise. "Huh? Do you think I'm an idiot? You've become a librarian, and you still say you haven't hidden your identity?"

"I certainly didn't hide my identity. I just didn't advertise it everywhere. I was just JX or something like that," Chen Ya said. "I simply used my own name, simply returned to China, and simply found a job. The day I returned, the airport was very blue..."

The girl swallowed hard and said, "But why? Why did you do this?"

"Why do you want to tell everyone I'm jx?" Chen Ya said, "Would you tell everyone you're y?"

The girl was completely choked.

I originally thought that if I caught this guy offline, I would make him panic and completely win this game that started at noon.

But unexpectedly, the feeling this guy gave her offline was no different from the feeling he gave her online.

It's all so speechless.

But... even though he didn't want to admit it, for the worldview Xia You had spent more than ten years building, this person in front of him, this philosophy of life, was undoubtedly... very...

cool.

Damn it.

Why is he so cool?

Xia You is in the second grade of junior high school this year, abbreviated as junior high school.

It's a troublesome age.

It’s my birthday today. I wanted to write more, but… I can only write this much. Oh, it’s my fault.