<h3 ss="wp-block-heading">The Novel <strong>The Amazing Son in Law</strong> & <strong>Hero of Hearts</strong> by <strong>Lord Leaf</strong> – Free Online Read <strong>Chapter 5</strong>318


    When Lin Wan’er (ni) posed her question, the elderly man pursed his lips and sighed deeply. “Miss, there’s actually a ratherplex logic behind this issue,” he replied.


    “Please, go on,” said Lin Wan’er (ni).


    The old man continued, “There’s a significant number of individuals whose identities are concealed. These include special talents, military experts, intelligence officers, and secret service agents, all of whom have encrypted identities. The total number of such individuals across the country reaches into the tens of thousands.”


    Shifting the focus, the old man added, “However, the challenge lies in the fact that while these two categories of hidden individuals are stored in a database, most people with ess do not possess the highest level of authority to this database.”


    “In other words, if I used these two methods to conceal the information of two individuals, my ess would only allow me to view the details of those two, with no rights to ess information about anyone else. Not only can I not read it, but I also have no idea how many others are included,” he exined.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “Conversely, even if you have the necessary authorization to this database, you still wouldn’t be able to discover who I’m keeping hidden there. We’re essentially isted from one another,” he borated.<fnf8f7> Newest update provided by find?novel</fnf8f7>


    “Furthermore, there are multiple branches, each with varying levels of ess. For instance, the head of the intelligence department can ess all hidden information within that department, but has no authority over other departments.” Lin Wan’er (ni) took a moment to think and then asked, “Surely someone must have ess to the entire database?”


    “Yes, I can count those individuals on one hand, and it is virtually impossible for them to leak information to anyone without permission. So, this route is a dead end for now,” the old man replied.


    “I see,” Lin Wan’er (ni) nodded, realizing that leveraging database ess was no longer an option.


    After pondering for a while, an idea struck her. “By the way, if a person’s identity was never concealed from the start, is it possible to retrieve their information from before it was hidden?”


    The old man responded, “In the case of the first type, where all information is obscured, it would seem as if that person never existed; thus, their birth information would also be erased.”


    “As for the second type, it depends on the methods employed by the individual hiding their information. Some may erase everything for specific reasons, whereas others might choose to keep previous information essible to create the illusion that the person is merely missing.”


    “For example, if someone graduated from university at 22 and needed to vanish, their records prior to that age would remain intact, simply marked with abel indicating they are missing or deceased. This information wouldn’t be encrypted, allowing even a low-level police officer to easily find out about their disappearance in the poption records.”


    Lin Wan’er (ni)’s eyes brightened. “Does the information you just provided include details about missing persons, including Charlie?” she asked eagerly.


    The old man confirmed, “Yes, it includes missing individuals, but not those confirmed deceased.”


    Suddenly, Lin Wan’er (ni) recalled seeing numerous messages about children earlier.


    At that time, she had merely nced at the children’s pictures without examining the specific details closely.


    However, this oversight ignored a crucial scenario: if a child’s photo didn’t represent their current state—if they had vanished at a young age, their records might still reflect their status at that time without any updates.


    So she quickly said to the old man, “I’ll start by reviewing the information on missing persons. If I still can’t find what I’m looking for, could you assist me in obtaining information on relevant deceased individuals?”


    The old man nodded in agreement. “Of course!”


    He turned back to theputer, returning to the initial person’s information and beginning to sift through the records one by one.


    Before long, a ck-and-white photograph appeared on the screen, causing Lin Wan’er (ni) to gasp in surprise.


    The boy in the photo appeared to be around six or seven years old, with handsome features that struck a familiar chord within her.


    As she examined the boy’s profile, she murmured, “Charlie, from Eastcliff, the son of Bruce Wade and Lydia (Ava) (Charlie’s mom)…”


    “This Charlie studied at Eastcliff No. 2 Experimental Primary School 21 years ago, transferred to Aurous Hill No. 1 Primary School twenty years ago, and then vanished, with no updates to his records since…”


    The old man interjected, “Bruce Wade and Lydia (Ava)? That couple was quite influential in Eastcliff over twenty years ago!”


    Lin Wan’er (ni) inquired, “Have you heard of them?”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong>Next Chapter</strong>