Professor Zhong said, "No, it doesn't seem like that. I reviewed the programming he did for the exam, and I know almost all of the top students. It doesn't look like I taught them."
Professor Hu: "It must be ours. Our computer science and journalism departments are among the best in the country. No other school can compare to ours."
Professor Zhong: "Your perception is too arbitrary. Many children who are good at one subject may have average college entrance examination scores, but they are not necessarily worse than children from famous schools in the areas they are good at."
Wen Qiao leaned over and whispered, "Why are you looking for that C?"
"Do the little classmates know him too?"
"I've heard a little bit about him. He won the championship of the College Online League."
Professor Zhong smiled and said, "I want to recruit him to be my student and train such a good seedling for the national cybersecurity department."
Wen Qiao thought that she no longer had time to work for the network security department. She now wished she could split the twenty-four hours in a day into two halves.
I'm so sorry, Professor Zhong, she said silently in her heart.
"Then I hope you can find this classmate as soon as possible." This was all she could say.
Professor Zhong said to Professor Hu: "I heard that there is a Guild W in the International Alliance. There is a person named Bai Ze in it. That C is most likely the one named Bai Ze."
Wen Qiao almost choked and couldn't help asking, "What W Guild, what Bai Ze, how did you know about it?"
"Are you also interested in things related to the Internet?"
"Because my brother plays games and has a slight interest in... computers."
"One of my students analyzed it with me and said that C's style is quite similar to Bai Ze from Guild W."
Wen Qiao looked at Professor Zhong eagerly: "Your student? Yao Heng?"
After all, Yao Heng is also in Guild W.
"Haha, it's not him."
But Professor Zhong had no intention of continuing the conversation, and Wen Qiao didn't want to ask any more questions. She was just a little frightened. Fortunately, she had made up an identity as a high school student from a small European country in the W Guild, so they shouldn't be able to trace her back for a while.
She felt that God gave her a golden finger after her rebirth, allowing her to compose music and be a hacker.
But most people would definitely find it strange, and she doesn't want to be the subject of someone else's research.
Only by keeping a low profile can you go long-term.
She was just a little curious, who was the student that Professor Zhong was talking about? Could it be that there was someone else in Guild W who was re-opening the university
Among the top ten, she only knows that Yao Heng is in China. Could it be that the identities and IP addresses of others are fake like hers
It seemed she had to be more secretive.
After dinner, she sent a message to Fu Nanli, wanting to meet him. Fu Nanli said that he was discussing work matters at Xiaosushan Club and asked her to go over and wait for him.
Wen Qiao went to Xiaosushan Club.
When we were about to arrive at Xiaosu Mountain, we heard the roar of a sports car on the road, followed by a bang. When we looked up, we saw a bking brother driving a bright yellow Lamborghini that had crashed into the guardrail, with smoke coming out of the front of the sports car.
A group of people instantly gathered on the roadside. Wen Qiao was about to walk over when she saw the door of the cab open. A young boy with blood on his forehead staggered toward the sidewalk. When he reached Wen Qiao, his eyes went black and he fell down in front of her with a thump.
Shit, is this a scam
Wen Qiao's first reaction was not to save people, but to look around for cameras, determined to find surveillance to prove her innocence.
The boy reached out and grabbed the leg of her jeans, "Save me."
Then he completely fainted.
(End of this chapter)