Chapter 29: 15.1

White hat: “Are you saying that our previous attacks were just for giving experience to the firewall?!”

Cook: “God Chi, God Chi, how did you manage to clear the level in 15 hours?!”

Shaman: “You can complete 100 questions in 13 minutes, but what’s the point of clearing 15 small things! God Chi, you are the eternal God in my heart!”

Black Hat: “I have always admired you. I never thought that I would not only have the opportunity to meet you, but also work with you.”

Three men and one woman surrounded Sang Jiuchi.

Dai Luolin stood in front of Sang Jiuchi helplessly, “Don’t forget that I’m still in the room, go back and sit down.”

The excited expressions of the four paused for a while, and each of them looked perfunctorily at Dai Luolin.

“Oh, so you are a super hacker.”

“It surprised me.”

“Awesome.”

“We’ve been disrespectful.”

After perfunctory greetings, the four of them continued to look at Sang Jiuchi with adoring eyes.

With Chi Shen here, who cares about you?

Dai Luolin: Heh!

A bunch of dogs.

In the past, when they saw him online, everyone wished to stick themselves onto him and call out “great god”.

Now?

That’s it?

Sang Jiuchi answered their questions one by one, and then continued, “We only have 4 days of preparation time left. I hope you can get used to it and keep up with my rhythm in these four days.”

He put a USB flash drive on the table, “I have made some preparations for this competition, and I have organized them here. Maybe it will be helpful to you.”

The gray-haired white hat took Sang Jiuchi’s USB flash drive and asked the question that he had been wondering since entering the room, “Why did you choose us? Because we know Mr. Dai?”

The others also fell silent, looking at Sang Jiuchi nervously.

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They are fish living on the Internet, and their only principle of conduct is to “speak with strength” without breaking the law.

They worshipped the strong, but would never blindly bend to nepotism. What they wanted is the recognition of their strength, not opportunities gained by coming through the back door.

They also signed up for the network security competition, but they did not become one of the 100 contestants in the end. The requirements of the audition were very tight. For unknown players, the hosting party was often more willing to select players recommended by big names in the field of science and technology.

Sang Jiuchi shook his head, “Of course not. When you were studying the giant phagocytic spiderweb, the giant phagocytic spiderweb was also studying you and generated analysis data.”

Sang Jiuchi turned on the screen in the reception room and projected the analysis data onto the big screen, “You are the four people with the highest scores in the macrophage spider web” White hat, No. 1 in theoretical knowledge; Black hat, No. 1 in predictive intuition; Cook, No.1 in comprehension and learning ability; Sharman, No.1 in insight and observation ability. You are the best teammates I have selected, and we will become the strongest team in the world.”

Being praised by their idol, Shaman blushed suddenly, “Then, what about Mr. Dai’s rating?”

Dai Luolin, who was suddenly caught, shrugged awkwardly and explained, “I gave up after going in twice, so there is no comprehensive evaluation.”

At that time, he was caught twice by Sang Jiuchi face-to-face. He felt too shameful, and he never threw himself into the trap again.

“That’s right, that’s right,” Cook looked at Sang Jiuchi eagerly, “God Chi, what is the answer to the question you gave to the International Science and Technology Association in the first competition. You said you would announce the answer in five days. Today is the fifth day.”

“I will post the answer on Weibo tonight. The principle is in this USB flash drive. This is a brand new set of codes. The environment, language, and algorithms are completely different from the previous ones. Be prepared. In 4 days, you will learn as much as you can understand the things in it.”

“I don’t have a Weibo account yet, I’m going to sign up now.” Cook is still a junior high school student with strict tutoring and few social software registrations.

He quickly completed the registration after downloading Weibo, and saw the first push as soon as he clicked in.

Cook froze for a moment, turned the phone screen outwards and shook it towards Sang Jiuchi, “God Chi, someone on the Internet is apologizing to you.”

Hearing this, Sang Jiuchi walked over and looked at Cook’s cell phone, and the others also took out their cell phones when they saw this.

The apology Weibo was posted by a woman who called herself “Timmy”. Sang Jiuchi recognized her photo, and she was one of the protagonists of the original host’s scandal at that time.

Timmy posted a thousand-word short composition, which described in detail how she was bribed to enter Sang Jiuchi’s room, and how she left the room to take pictures with the paparazzi to create a scandalous incident.

At the end, she also wrote an apology of more than 100 words, imploring Sang Jiuchi’s forgiveness.

Not long after this Weibo was posted, it was like a signal that opened Pandora’s box.

Lu Lu, who followed her closely, issued many apologies and clarifications one after another.

There were paparazzi deliberately blackening Sang Jiuchi, there was another scandal, and there were also those behind the rumors about Sang Jiuchi’s promiscuity…

The successive apologies directly blew up Weibo, and this was only the beginning.

Dai Luolin had checked the Weibo live in his mind, and sent a message to the secretary with satisfaction: Your efficiency is very high, well done.

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