Although this percentage may not seem high, the fact that young adults are the ones who might come into contact with infected individuals while out and about, and who may have come into contact with these individuals, means that isolating one or two out of ten young adults has a serious impact on the functioning of society as a whole.

The biggest impact is on speech.

Despite the authorities' efforts to dispel rumors and claim it's just a highly contagious and deadly flu, the lack of an effective vaccine and increasingly stringent quarantine measures have fueled a continuous stream of doomsday prophecies online. It's like weeds – one batch gets blocked, and another just pops up.

Due to the need to maintain stability, the group of people in the lowest level of alert were released from quarantine, including Zhou Mi.

Zhou Mi definitely didn't volunteer to be quarantined out of boredom; she simply firmly believed that she was with Li Lechen that afternoon. Therefore, she had no regrets about being quarantined.

However, just because no one talked about it at the time doesn't mean Zhou Mi didn't hear anything about it afterward. Especially since it was related to Gu Xiaoman, it was bound to be a secret at school.

In other words, on the same afternoon, Li Lechen appeared at the hospital and donated bone marrow to Gu Xiaoman. But that afternoon, she was with Li Lechen.

If Li Lechen had been sleeping that afternoon, Zhou Mi would have suspected that someone was impersonating him in order to escape and donate bone marrow to Gu Xiaoman. But the problem was, she not only saw Li Lechen with her own eyes that afternoon, but she also spoke with him and watched TV together.

Honestly, Zhou Mi would never believe that Li Lechen wasn't home that afternoon.

If he's not home, then who's talking to me and watching TV?

Zhou Mi naturally wanted to ask Li Lechen about these suspicions. However, Li Lechen didn't hear the last crucial sentence.