The Favored Heiress
Chapter 571: What is this Living Bodhisattva?

Chapter 571: Chapter 571: What is this Living Bodhisattva?

Cheng Mo answered in a matter-of-fact tone, "That’s correct, every successful transmission reconfigures the coordinates on the map.

Don’t try to memorize the positions of the coordinates; this is a basic ’Blinding Method,’ analogous to the firewalls encountered during the information exchange process. Okay, let’s begin."

Li Qiao tugged at the corner of her mouth and pulled the keyboard toward her to start typing in codes.

The first step was to encode the information into an encryption program code.

Her thought process was very clear, one could say methodical.

Meanwhile, Qiu Huan was also typing solemnly on his keyboard not far away.

The two of them were not teammates and needed to transmit the information independently.

After the assessment began, Shang Yu and Zuo Xuan left the information room.

In the next room, a man sat cross-legged in front of the surveillance projection, his gaze unwaveringly on Li Qiao.

Zuo Xuan stood beside him, and after three minutes, he furrowed his eyebrows—Miss Li’s first piece of transmitted information was intercepted by the enemy, and her progress bar was reset to zero.

It seems that Miss Li is not particularly adept at information exchange operations.

Suddenly, there was a knock at the door.

Zuo Xuan went to open the door and saw He Chen walking in from behind Zuo Tang.

He stepped aside and nodded, "Brother Chen."

He Chen, dressed in a light blue shirt with a leisurely gait, sauntered into the surveillance room. He glanced at the screen ahead, "Has it started?"

"Mm," Shang Yu responded, not intending to say much, his deep eyes still fixed on Li Qiao’s figure.

Zuo Xuan glanced at Zuo Tang outside the door, gave her a look, and then closed the door behind him.

Today, it wasn’t just the Master and Brother Chen here to watch Miss Li and Master Qiu’s assessment.

All the information developers and red hackers from Secret Hall were watching the live operation in the media room.

...

In the information room, Cheng Mo kept his gaze on the mountain range displayed on the electronic screen. When Li Qiao’s first message was intercepted, a complex look of disappointment surfaced in his eyes.

Everyone in Secret Hall knew of Li Qiao, which was why Cheng Mo had high expectations for her.

After all, being the Master’s woman, she should not be lacking.

Unfortunately, she failed at the first attempt, inevitably causing a sense of disillusionment that seemed exaggerated.

On the other hand, Li Qiao, after her first message interception, showed no signs of discouragement or annoyance in her calm eyes and continued to focus on her computer.

The code appeared line by line on the screen, at a pace that was neither fast nor slow, making her appear very composed.

Three minutes later, Li Qiao completed the encryption of the message again. After typing the source code of the firewall, she looked up at the virtual mountain range and, in the moment she packed and sent the information, began her attack on the opponent.

Distributing coordinates point-to-point was obviously impractical.

All the coordinates were red, so it was impossible to distinguish friend from foe.

Therefore, Li Qiao took a shocking step that surprised everyone—she attacked indiscriminately, friend and foe alike.

Even Cheng Mo was taken aback when he realized her intent, raising his eyebrows in astonishment.

By doing this, she was essentially sabotaging her own teammates’ firewalls, making it easier for the enemy to interfere.

In truth, Li Qiao’s computer skills might not be top-notch, and even with the influence of Yin Lao Er and Li Shaoquan, she didn’t feel capable of competing with real computer experts.

But her operation stood out for being unique and unconventional.

Perhaps Li Qiao’s approach was too unorthodox that in the surveillance room, He Chen, stroking his chin and squinting his eyes, gave an evaluation, "Your woman seems to be intent on taking down her own teammates and the enemy together."

Shang Yu leaned back in his chair, tapping the armrest with slender, even fingers, his voice wrapped in laughter, "She’s not as foolish as you think."

He Chen scoffed lightly, sitting askew in his chair as if he owned the place, his legs stretched out impolitely in front of him in his suit trousers, and taunted, "You’re really confident."

The man only smiled without speaking, but the arc of his thin lips widened gradually.

On the other side, the information development team also saw Li Qiao’s operation on the synchronized split screen, sparking a ceaseless buzz of discussion.

"No way, who attacks their own firewall?"

"Is this Miss Li any good? What’s with this fancy move?"

"Do you guys feel that... her technique is very odd?"

"Wait, do you remember the code Miss Li just typed? Were there other things in it besides the firewall?"

"So what?"

So, after the firewall that Li Qiao had implanted intercepted all the attacks, her information was duly passed on to the designated recipient.

But what was even stranger was that after the transmission of this message ended, Li Qiao’s progress bar suddenly surged from ten percent to one hundred percent.

He Chen: "??"

Members of Secret Hall and the red hackers: "???"

What kind of superhuman operation was this? How did she do it?

Even Cheng Mo, upon seeing her progress bar instantaneously max out, stood up with a deep frown creasing his brow.

At this moment, Li Qiao glanced at the mountain range diagram in front of her, then turned her gaze to Qiu Huan, who looked restless. She pondered a moment, didn’t say a word, and reopened the code box. Just after a few taps, a chat box popped up on Qiu Huan’s screen.

His eyes widened in shock, he swallowed hard, and focused on the screen, which read a few words: Enemy computer hacked, send information quickly.

Qiu Huan was confused and glanced at Cheng Mo, who was watching the playback in front of him, and then stole a look at Li Qiao. Then a few more words popped up on his screen: Hurry up, stop looking at me.

Thus, he didn’t delay. He encrypted the information as he typed and clicked rapidly, and with shaky hands, he sent out a message.

His progress bar increased by ten percent.

Fuck, what kind of living Bodhisattva is this!

No wonder the enemy wasn’t interfering. So they’re all... entirely wiped out?

Qiu Huan couldn’t care less about anything else and sped up the information exchange. In just fifteen minutes, all the information was delivered to the designated recipient, and his progress bar read one hundred percent.

He passed?

Not only was Qiu Huan bewildered, but even He Chen in the monitoring room next door sat up straight, pointing at the live monitoring screen, incredulous, "What she did is..."

Shang Yu watched the screen with composure and serenity, his eyes conveyed a sense of pride, "Mhm, there was a virus in the code."

Her mode of operation was indeed rare.

To save trouble, she packaged all ten pieces of information at once and cast them out in a wide net.

However, she had added a Trojan virus to the code, and every enemy computer that received her information would be infected.

As for her teammates, as long as they could successfully unlock the message code, the Trojan virus would self-destruct.

That was also why her progress bar was able to reach one hundred percent in an instant.

Moreover, the reason why her first message was intercepted was also deliberate—to seek out the enemy’s network channel vulnerabilities.

Catch them off guard and leave the enemy reeling.

After all, who could bring themselves to infect the enemy’s computers with a virus in such a serious assessment setting?

At this point, He Chen’s expression flickered like a revolving lantern, and after a long time, he managed to squeeze out a sentence, "Your woman is really badass."