Even After My Death
Chapter 474 - 382 Qiu Yongfei’s Sister Turns Out to Be...

Chapter 474: Chapter 382 Qiu Yongfei’s Sister Turns Out to Be...

[Number one, number one!]

[Haha, here comes yours truly, the Monkey King!]

[...Damn, you guys are too fast! I clicked as soon as I saw the System notification, thinking I’d be the first, but there are already 26 likes??? Do you guys live inside Jiang Ning’s TikTok?!]

[Hehe, didn’t expect you all to discover so quickly that I built a mansion on Jiang Ning’s TikTok homepage, /shy.jpg/shy.jpg/shy.jpg]

[...Jiang Jiang belongs to all of us, and you secretly built a foundation site?? Drag them out and beat them with sticks!]

[Poor little Yuning, kidnapped at only three years old.]

[I thought Jiang Ning would post about why she went to work for Huo’s, wuwuwu, I’ve been curious all morning, and all she posts is a missing person notice.]

[Hasn’t Jiang Ning already replied to that question? She admitted she’s working at Huo’s. As for why she posted the missing person notice, I think it must be because she doesn’t want netizens to keep discussing this issue. After all, it’s her private matter.]

[I feel like Jiang Ning’s first sentence gave away a lot of information, haha, only admitting that she works at Huo’s, without mentioning anything else. Smart people can read between the lines.]

[Jiang Ning is so nice, knowing what we want to see. Even though she’s not as free to go out and play as before, and doesn’t have time to live stream for us, she still made a TikTok to test us and help us pass the time.

They say netizens across the web are omnipotent—there’s nothing they can’t find. Searching for a three-year-old child can’t be that hard, right?]

[...Three years old? The person above, I’m afraid all your eyesight has gone to cuteness. She was three when she disappeared; by now, she must be sixteen or seventeen.]

[Is Jiang Ning misunderstanding the netizens’ abilities? Are we sure this isn’t something for the police to handle?]

[It’s been thirteen years. If the police could have found her, they probably would have by now.]

[Talking about thirteen years ago, even the rural areas now have few surveillance cameras, let alone back then. And these child traffickers planned it out, they’re as cunning as rabbits, so it’s normal they weren’t caught.]

[I went to check that brother’s TikTok, and it turns out every one of the hundreds of videos he posted was about searching for his sister. He was seven then, so he must be only about twenty now. His sister was snatched away by traffickers right in front of him, probably a hurdle he’ll never get over in his life.]

[Eh, back then when the public security was poor, not only were there many traffickers, but also lots of thieves and swindlers. It was the general environment; even our village had kids taken away, and we never found them until now.]

[...]

Without a doubt, Jiang Ning’s newly updated TikTok post instantly grabbed the attention of countless netizens once again.

After the initial chit-chat, quite a few netizens began seriously analyzing the information from Qiu Yongfei’s missing person notice.

This was the first task that Jiang Ning assigned to the netizens at large, and everyone was set on completing it!

Even if it’s been thirteen years, and finding Qiu Yuning, who might not even remember that she was kidnapped, is as difficult as ascending to heaven, they still wanted to give it a try!

What if a miracle happened?

Many netizens began to share pictures of young girls who were also kidnapped and around the same age as Qiu Yuning.

In those days, over a decade ago, when the internet was undeveloped and transportation was limited, even if villagers knew there was something fishy about the questionable origins of certain kids, they would not expose it. First, it was none of their business; second, they didn’t want to voluntarily stir up trouble for themselves.

But the new generation of young people nowadays have undergone changes in both their level of awareness and their thinking. Most of them share one feature: bravery, confidence, and the courage to speak up for the underprivileged.

[Everyone, take a look, this girl from our village is also sixteen, but she didn’t come to us in 2006. She was suddenly brought back by a neighbor from outside the village in 2007. It’s possible she was trafficked multiple times. Do you think she looks like her? /picture.jpg]

[Doesn’t quite look like her, her ears and cheekbones are more prominent than little Yuning’s.]

[I saw one that looks really similar! It was a TikTok I scrolled past a few days ago. A little girl is searching for her parents online, though she’s already eighteen. I just went and dug for a while, and finally found it! /photo.jpg]

[This one does look a bit alike, yeah, the eyes and face shape are very similar. Go, go, go, hurry up and poke Qiu Yongfei!]

[No, this girl isn’t her. Because this girl had mentioned in one of her works, she remembers a dialect, not saying "eat" but saying "qia" for meals, which is probably from the Xiang Province area, and Qiu Yongfei is from Shanhe Province, it’s totally unrelated. ]

[...]

While the netizens were making every effort to find clues for Qiu Yongfei, Jiang Ning, sitting in her office, finally heard the System’s voice: [Host, the result is out.]

"Let me see."

Jiang Ning looked up, and a large screen emitting a golden glow from the System appeared in front of her.

Name: Liu Zhaodi (Qiu Yuning)

Photos: [photo.jpg][photo.jpg][photo.jpg]

Age: 16 years old

Identification Information: Born in Shanxi Village, Taojin County, Hengzhou City, Shanhe Province, was abducted at the age of three by human traffickers (Tian Yitong, Wang Yonglin, Wu Zhifeng), was shuffled around for several days, and later bought by her current adoptive parents.

Latest IP Address: Capital City First People’s Hospital

Jiang Ning quickly finished reading: "Is that all?"

The System, which was expecting praise, responded with an innocent tone: [Eh?]

Jiang Ning: "..."

It felt as if she saw the same thing as not seeing anything - no contact information for the other party, no address of their residence, just the name of a hospital.

"Is she at the hospital because she’s sick?"

The System pouted: [Host, non-criminal suspects have privacy protection. This is all the information I can provide. However, I can sense that she is not in danger of illness.]

"Okay." Hearing that there was no danger of illness, Jiang Ning felt slightly relieved. It would be devastating if they finally found the person, and then something unpredictable happened... Qiu Yongfei probably couldn’t handle that.

Jiang Ning raised her head and stared at the photos provided by the System.

Unlike the little girl in Qiu Yongfei’s photos, who was plump and looked like a New Year painting doll, the girl in the System’s photos was thin and tall like a pole, frail and slender, as if a gust of wind could blow her away. Her originally plump and fair skin had also become dark and sallow. Only those peach blossom eyes that curved when she smiled remained beautiful, but it seemed like they had lost their light.

Jiang Ning couldn’t help but feel it was a familiar sight, the girl looked eerily familiar to her. Especially the first photo, she even felt like she had seen it somewhere before.

Jiang Ning’s gaze grew intense as she stared at the grown-up photos of Qiu Yuning, pondering in her mind.

Until the light bulb went off in her brain, Jiang Ning finally remembered.

Is it her?!

She had seen her in the trending news just a few days ago!

The one who was dragged out by the capitalists as a shield and overshadowed Madam Huo’s embarrassing trending topic: Le Zhengling!!!

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