Shen Feixian took out the trash downstairs, and then took the opportunity to clean up the living room and dining room.
After spending so ti in the alternate world, Shen Feixian had gained a thorough understanding of this world.
Although the house belonged to his junior martial sister, it was actually quite spacious. It just seed extrely cramped with the addition of him and his fellow sect mbers.
Since he was eating his junior martial sister’s food and living under her roof, Shen Feixian naturally wanted to take on so other responsibilities to ease her burden.
Although he hadn’t done such trivial household chores for over a hundred years, the advantage was that this house was very small, so he could finish cleaning it very quickly. As he worked, he found it quite easy.
Just as Shen Feixian was about to turn off the lights and return to his room, he suddenly heard a faint beep coming from his computer, which had been left on.
Shen Feixian stopped what he was doing and went to the computer. He tracked down the source of the sound and found that it was a ssage sent to him by a senior cultivator who had given him so guidance on the forum before.
The content was similar to the invitation he had received over the last few days for him to go and work at their company.
A few days ago, Shen Feixian had used the internet skills he learned to investigate their company.
It was a private company with mysterious connections to the local Judicial Court, handling all kinds of shady business. It would be fair to say they were an unseen blade that drew no blood.
If he were in the Cultivation World, Shen Feixian would have been quite interested to go and take a look, since the job content was very simple and the pay was pretty good. It could help reduce his martial sister’s burden.
The only disappointing thing was that not only did they want to et him in person, but they also wanted him to sign a contract. When it ca to signing contracts, Shen Feixian was extrely cautious.
He had thoroughly looked into the rules for receiving monthly wages in this world. Everything relied on having a card and an ID token.
Although it would be no problem for him to use the skills he had learned recently to make ID tokens for his fellow sect mbers in a few more days by hacking into the local database.
If soone noticed those fake ID tokens and investigated them thoroughly, it would still end up causing a lot of trouble, which would bring a lot of trouble to his martial sister.
This was the reason why Shen Feixian hadn't made a move yet.
So no matter how this senior tried to persuade him with emotion or reason, Shen Feixian didn't have any intention of taking him up on the offer.
Sitting in front of the computer, Tang Jun was getting anxious as he stared at the screen. He had been sitting there for three days, flipping through dog-eared copies of "1,000 Phrases for Social Interaction," "How to Move People's Hearts with Words," and "The Secret to Making Friends" that were laying next to him on the desk.
He had carefully written twenty or so ssages and sent them over, but this guy didn't react at all.
Tang Jun knew he hadn’t studied this hard even when taking the college entrance exam. It was rare for him to go through so much effort to try and win soone’s favor, so how could this person remain untouched?
Could he not be human?
Tang Jun quickly rejected that idea. What AI could be that intelligent? This guy went out early and ca back late, and even went online to look up learning materials!
That’s right, went out early and ca back late!
Tang Jun got excited when he thought of this and slapped the desk loudly.
In the living room, the sound of keyboards clacking was very loud since everyone else was fully focused on their computer screens, no one paid attention to the noise coming from Tang Jun’s room.
Tang Jun found relevant clues and used his twenty years of detective drama experience to speculate.
Judging by this person’s posting tis on the forum, there were posts on weekdays Monday through Friday, and weekends too.
At the beginning, he had asked for book recomndations on the forum, saying he had used them to study for so many days and so many hours.
Most people would be working or at school during this ti. Based on his previous forum posts, it seed very much like he was joking around with everyone.
But Tang Jun knew that wasn’t a joke!
That guy really was a genius! A bona fide genius!
When others asked why he was looking for those books, he said it was his first ti online and he wanted to understand how the Internet was structured!
Nowadays were there any adults who hadn’t been exposed to the internet? Tang Jun felt the possibility was unlikely, even the computer labs in rural village elentary schools had computers.
So was it an elderly person who had waited until retirent age to learn how to use the internet?
And with such complex internet algorithms involving English pronouns, he had learned it quickly. That would be impossible without so relevant foundation!
It wasn’t so remote mountain village devoid of technology, nor was it so young genius! It must be a highly educated elderly person who was bored at ho and went online to pass the ti.
Tang Jun glanced at the clock to check the ti—nine o’clock, pretty early!
Let alone young people nowadays, even middle-aged people don’t sleep that early. For an elderly person it was completely reasonable behavior.
No wonder he remained unmoved no matter how Tang Jun tried to persuade him with emotion or reason before.
Why would a retired old man still think about going to work?
So how should one try to move an old man’s heart?
Tang Jun sat at his desk, clutching his hair in anguish!
He and his colleagues had been working hard here for many days already, they couldn’t just watch their plan fail before their eyes.
The most important things when trying to influence elderly people were sincerity, and...and an ardent patriotic spirit—Tang Jun’s mind sparked with inspiration.
After figuring out the other person’s identity, Tang Jun’s quick-thinking mind started spinning out ideas, and he began typing line after line on the keyboard.
[Elder sir, I know it’s wrong of to keep disturbing you these past few days, but I truly have an urgent matter I’d like to ask for your help with. We’ve now encountered an extrely pressing issue that requires your assistance. I hate my own insignificance and powerlessness, I hate that I can’t just take off my shirt and get into a fistfight with them! Give those public nuisances a good beating...]
[...I’m not trying to coerce you by appealing to nationalism either, I just want to beg you, beg you to help us get through this difficult ti. Please feel free to make any demands, if it’s sothing I can accomplish for you, then I will definitely do it. Please consider this carefully, don’t reject hastily. Even if you don’t need anything yourself, perhaps your family needs sothing that I could help out with. ]
After Tang Jun finished typing out this passage, he anxiously awaited a response.
Why would an elderly genius, who hadn’t learned about computers until so late in life, suddenly start picking it up now?
It couldn’t possibly be just because he had recently gained access to a computer!
It must be because his children or grandchildren wanted it. The elderly man went to take a look in order to fulfill the wishes of the younger generations.
If this issue could get resolved, arranging a second-class rit as a reward wouldn’t be a problem. In the future, they could also give the old man’s grandchildren so extra points or benefits.
Tang Jun was confident this was the most moving rhetoric he could co up with.
Upon seeing one ssage box after another pop up on the screen, Shen Feixian started pondering how to handle this matter.
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