You were asked to be on a dating variety show, but all the guests failed?

Chapter 89 The show crew of Crouching Dragon and Phoenix gathers together
The information compiled by Meng Yunda was divided into several parts.

Han Fei's, Ren Tuo's, Zhong Xiaoyun's, all were sent in without missing a single one. Although the efficiency is not that high, it is more comprehensive than ever before!

The most the official can do is check the household registration, but if they really want to investigate someone, they have to start with interpersonal relationships, work, and intimate relationships.

Most of these things cannot be found out from the official system. Of course, if you really want to check, you can find out. For example, if they want to check your work, they can start with your bank statements and taxes. If they want to check your interpersonal relationships, 99.9% of modern people use smartphones and the Internet, and they can know everything by checking the backend of their address book and chat software.

It is definitely possible to check, it is just a matter of time and effort. Even if it is more specific about how a person behaves, whether he has enemies, more visits and investigations, more phone calls to ask, it can always be found out, but it is too troublesome and time-consuming.

Now Zhu Chengbiao and others are trying to hurry up and investigate while keeping a low profile. They will use whatever channels they can, and of course it would be best if they can verify it from multiple sources.

Zhu Chengbiao frowned, went over and personally transferred the information he had received to the computer, printed it out, and distributed a stack of paper to each person in the office.

On the projection screen, everyone in the cave was eating silently, and nothing happened for the time being.

Captain Feng asked curiously:

"What is this, from Sichuan South Station? Is the back adjustment so fast? They are quite efficient?"

He finished distributing the information, his tone a little irritable:
"Let's take a look first."

"After reading Ren Tuo's profile, you will know."

Everyone flipped open the papers in their hands.

The first half was the information sent by Meng Yunda, and the second half was found by the Changshan City Bureau. Obviously, the former had more and richer content, but the latter, although less, was definitely more credible.

They are all veterans with many years of experience. After a quick look, they matched the information from the Southern Sichuan Provincial Station and the Bureau, sorted out everyone's information together, and compared them.

"Is Ren Tuo a returned overseas Chinese?"

Captain Feng took only the first glance and frowned just like Zhu Chengbiao.

He shook the paper in his hand:
"No wonder those netizens looked everywhere for his family background but found nothing. It turns out that his parents are not even in the country. He is truly alone."

Ren Tuo, male, 28 years old, was once an overseas Chinese.

In the official data files, there is only information from his birth to the age of seven. There is a blank in between until he applied to return to his country at the age of twenty-two, and the information thereafter continues to be recorded.

Ren Tuo was born in an ordinary family in Yunnan Province. His parents gave birth to him while working away from home, and then brought him back to his hometown to be raised by his grandparents, while they went out to work again. When Ren Tuo was in the second grade of elementary school, his parents died unexpectedly while away from home, and not long after that, his grandparents also died of anxiety. No relatives were willing to adopt him, so he was sent to a local orphanage.

It just so happened that the adoption procedures in Europe and the United States were more complicated at that time, and it was more convenient to adopt foreign children, so many foreigners came to the orphanage to adopt children. From the photos of Ren Tuo when he was a child, we can see that he was handsome and fair-skinned when he was a child. He was a boy who could read and write, and he had no physical disabilities. Such children, both boys and girls, were very popular with adoptive families. Half a year after he arrived at the orphanage, he was adopted by a Chinese couple.

Because Ren Tuo originally had a household registration in China and was later adopted as an immigrant, it would be more convenient for him to apply to return to his nationality after he becomes an adult.

Zhu Chengbiao knocked on the document on the table, and it made a dull sound through the thick stack of paper.

"The information provided by the provincial TV station shows that Ren Tuo has always had excellent academic performance since he was young. After being adopted as an immigrant, he experienced a short period of adjustment and his academic performance improved by leaps and bounds."

"The couple who adopted him were Chinese who left Yunnan Province a few years ago and settled in John Bull. Ren Tuo went to college there. His university is ranked in the top 20 internationally and it is a very good school. His major is a double degree in psychology and media studies. His grades were excellent as always, but he did not choose to continue his studies. Instead, he returned to China without hesitation after graduation."

"Just before he graduated, Ren Tuo's adoptive parents passed away, leaving him a generous inheritance, which became the initial capital for his later business venture."

"Now, you can analyze the suspicious points about this person."

Everyone looked at each other in bewilderment; none of them had expected that the guests on the show "Love Star" were all so extraordinary.

There are actually quite a few people with overseas backgrounds these days. Many children with a decent family background, mediocre academic performance, and who cannot attend good schools in China are sent abroad by their parents to study. Having an overseas background, in a sense, means that the person's family background is not bad, and they are considered high-quality candidates in the blind date market.

Ren Tuo is the best of the best. He has a car and a house. It is not enough to describe him as having both his parents deceased. Both his biological parents and adoptive parents have passed away, and both families do not have any relatives he needs to interact with. In addition, he has a career and can immigrate abroad if necessary. If you marry him, the resources after marriage will be extremely abundant.

But, here lies the problem.

Captain Feng flipped through Ren Tuo's information in his hands, with a look of indescribable sadness on his face:

"Isn't this person a little too unlucky?"

"It's not that I'm superstitious, it's just that his resume and background don't seem right no matter how you look at it."

"His biological parents died unexpectedly while working away from home, and his grandparents soon followed. He was smoothly adopted by an overseas Chinese half a year after he went to the orphanage. What luck... you say it's good, the sudden death of the whole family is definitely not a good thing; but for his personal development, being able to grow up with adoptive parents is definitely much better than the conditions of his original family."

"The orphanage also left information about the adoptive parents. Ren Tuo's adoptive parents were both in their thirties when they adopted him. If you count them, they are only in their fifties this year. When Ren Tuo graduated, they were probably in their early forties. How did he die?"

"John Bull is not as exaggerated as Eagle Sauce. There are shootings all the time. At most, it's just a robbery. The cause of death should be unusual... Oh, it's really annoying. We can't find out the situation abroad for a while. The information from Southern Sichuan TV didn't mention this. It's troublesome!"

After hearing his analysis, everyone in the office frowned like Zhu Chengbiao and Captain Feng.

Ren Tuo's situation is indeed very complicated, with a lot of gaps and missing information, and there is no information or archives available in China. Even with the additional information provided by Sichuan Southern TV as a supplement, its credibility still has to be questioned, and many things cannot be explained clearly.

After a while, one of the men in white shirts coughed and whispered:

“I have another angle.”

"Ren Tuo has a very impressive resume, especially in terms of academic qualifications. He graduated from a top 20 school in the world with perfect scores... I have a relative whose child also studies at John Bull. I met him when I returned to China during the summer vacation. He mentioned a classmate who also studied for a double degree as an undergraduate like Ren Tuo."

"Do you know what this means?"

"I heard from that kid that they use the credit system over there. As long as you apply for a certain major and complete enough credits, you can get a degree certificate. Some majors can share some courses, which is relatively simple. For example, something like education plus psychology is better."

"But when the two majors you choose span a lot, the situation is different. If there are not many courses that overlap, you need to increase the hours, such as graduating in five years, or taking summer breaks to earn credits? That's probably what it means. Or you can lower the GPA requirement, take seven courses per semester, add summer school, and so on."

"In short, I felt tired just listening to him. The kid said that his classmates were so busy every day. International students are already under a lot of pressure. Many people like to go out to dance and drink at night to vent. But those who have completed a double degree don't even have time to relax. They are busy with homework and courses every day. His original words were that if you have completed a double degree, you will have at least one of a low GPA and no time for socializing. Many people have both."

"My relative's kid said that all his classmates were depressed. With Ren Tuo's resume, I find it hard to believe that his mental state is healthy."

"After all, Ren Tuo not only obtained a double degree, but also encountered the death of both his adoptive parents when he was about to graduate. This kind of pressure is not something that ordinary people can bear, right?"

Hearing this, Qin Kai was dazed for a moment, and then slammed the table.

He stood up suddenly, pointed at the live broadcast room screen on the projection screen, and said in a deep voice:

"Do you remember when he said he liked hiking, that he often went hiking in the wild when he was in college, and that he had been to many large mountains, and that he learned all about fire and snakes from the locals?"

"In a place as small as John Bull, what large mountains are there?"

"I don't know about other things, but he must be lying about this alone. Even if there are indeed large mountains over there that can be used for wilderness hiking, and there are foreign farmers who serve as guides to teach him these knowledge, how can Ren Tuo have so much time to go hiking in the wild with such a heavy workload?" "If he started to do these things after graduation, he wouldn't have to lie. It's normal for a second-generation with a bit of petty bourgeoisie to do some camping and hiking. Why did he have to move the timeline to his college years?"

"No matter how you think about it, this doesn't make sense. There's no reason for him to lie like this."

Zhu Chengbiao took a deep breath.

When he first read Ren Tuo's profile, he felt that there was something strange between the lines. It's not that there's something wrong with a bizarre life experience, but the problem is that Ren Tuo's performance in the live broadcast room doesn't seem to match his own experience. It was okay before he didn't know, but now that he has checked the profile, Ren Tuo seems to be full of traces of acting.

Not just in front of the camera.

Now all the guests thought that the live broadcast had been interrupted. Moreover, they were trapped in the mountains and were likely to suffer from hunger and cold. Logically, even the best pretender would be unable to hold back at this time.

Being anxious, bored, and even venting one's anger on Song Mengran like Zhong Xiaoyun did, this is considered normal.

But Ren Tuo not only managed to hold his nerve, but also performed better than in front of the camera. In front of the camera, he looked like a gentleman who did not fight with the world, but behind the camera, he was not afraid to confront Zhong Xiaoyun head-on. He seemed to be in a bad mood, but he was able to restrain himself quickly. Apart from vague threats, he did not do anything radical.

It’s not so much that his emotions were wrong, but rather that, without the camera, he also revealed some of his true self.

Just this part...

"At present, I don't have any overseas connections, so it's not necessary to apply for a joint investigation. There is no better way. I have asked someone to check the Internet to see if there are any relevant clues about him. The company he opened is also being carefully investigated."

Zhu Chengbiao rubbed his temple and said tiredly:
"Let's put Ren Tuo under special observation. If someone with this kind of resume really has a criminal record, it's probably not a small one. Since we haven't found him yet, let's take a look at the other people's information first and take our time."

"The production team of "Love Star" is really amazing. They can gather so many talented people among the eight guests. It seems that there are no normal people. If we catch them all, they will not be clean... If Lao Meng does not cooperate with the police this time, the reputation of the Southern Sichuan Provincial TV Station will be smashed to pieces!"

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In the cave, everyone ate obediently.

Even for someone as delicate as Qi Qingyi, there was no other way. The food had already been opened, and if they were not eaten, putting it back into the backpack would basically be the same as pouring it out, which would not only waste food, but also pollute the backpack.

So, leave it outside, put it in the lunch box and eat it when you’re hungry?
This thing tastes so amazing when it's hot. I can't even imagine what it would feel like if I eat it cold.

There is no other way but to eat.

No one took Ren Tuo's words about taking out a saber and setting a trap to hunt seriously.

It's the same reason. No matter how many short videos you watch, when it comes to the actual practice, you may not be able to make smoke even if you rub your hands with blisters. How can you learn to hunt like others? If there is a tutorial in front of you, it's easy to do it. If you just rely on your own memory, forget it. There is no need to waste energy on such things. Anyway, we have food now, so it's no problem to cope with the emergency.

As he ate, Nie Wenjin couldn't hold it in anymore.

She is the artist who needs to keep in shape the most among all the people present, no one else. Keeping in shape here does not just mean staying thin.

Nie Wenjin is a movie star. When filming requires her to do so, she may need to gain some muscle or become extremely skinny. She has played both boxers and cancer patients. The former needs to look like she is covered in muscles, while the latter needs to be so thin that she looks like she will fall down if the wind blows. Therefore, for her, the desire for food can never be satisfied.

Either you eat like crazy during a certain period of time until you feel like vomiting, or you can only eat limited amounts of grass.

This is the kind of person who can't even hold back after eating the individual soldier's rations.

She put the spoon in the lunch box, making a crisp sound, and sighed:

"If there is an electronic mustard tuber, I can eat anything, no matter how unpalatable it is."

"But now I'm just eating without talking or speaking. I really don't have an appetite at all..."

"Everyone, why don't we chat while we eat? Don't you think it's boring to eat like this? The main thing is that this food is really disgusting!"

As soon as this was said, many people responded positively.

Lu Siyuan stopped complaining about the pain in his legs and nodded while holding his lunch box:

"I agree. I even suspect that the pickled mustard in this ration is expired. I usually like to read something or chat with friends while eating. If there is nothing, it's okay if the food tastes good. The problem is that this is really unpalatable. If I don't divert my attention, even if I go out, my appetite will disappear for half a month."

Shu Yi simply threw the lunch box aside:
"That's right. I suggest that everyone share some gossip you've heard about the industry. This stuff goes really well with rice. Every time I hear friends in the industry talking about this, even if it's just white rice without any vegetables, I can finish two bowls!"

Everyone looked at her.

Is this some kind of monster that can’t eat without melon?
Shu Yi originally thought that Qi Qingyi, who also loved gossip, would be the first to agree, but she didn't expect that she didn't say anything. She just looked at herself silently and then looked away.

She was a little confused and didn't know what to say for a moment.

Just when Shu Yi wanted to change the subject and break the awkward atmosphere, she heard someone moving.

Ren Tuo had already cleaned up everything in his lunch box. The bowl that had been used to eat the high-energy porridge seemed to be as good as new after being wiped with paper. He went outside to rinse the tableware with rain water, and then came back to throw the lunch box, spoon and other things by the fire to dry. After sitting down, he smiled at Shu Yi and Nie Wenjin.

"I'm not one of you, so I don't know much gossip."

"However, when I have free time, in addition to hiking, I also like to walk around and travel. Some funny or outrageous things have happened on the road. Does this count as electronic pickles?"

Seeing someone coming to the rescue, Shu Yi nodded quickly like a chicken pecking at rice.

"Count it, count it!"

"Anyway, electronic mustard tubers are just for fun. Some people like to watch the same drama over and over again, some like to watch short videos, and some like to read novels. As long as it's interesting, that's fine."

Nie Wenjin also agreed:
"Then Ren Tuo, just give me a sample. There's nothing interesting about this circle. Xiaoyi, if you really want to listen, I'll tell you two later."

Ren Tuo glanced at the others.

Seeing that no one objected, he smiled and said:
"I have been abroad for a long time before, so I don't have much of a language barrier. But when I travel, I tend to run into some ridiculous things."

"Once, I went to a famous tourist island in Southeast Asia. The paragliding project there is very famous. I also like to play it, so I decided to give it a try. When I set out, I shared a car. When I left, I found that many people in our hotel planned to go there at that time. We chatted for a while in the car."

"One of the guys said he had been here a few years ago, but he had no experience back then. When he was paragliding, the instructor was not a good person. When they encountered gusts of wind and needed to make an emergency landing, he used him as a human butt pad. Fortunately, he was thick-skinned and fat, so he just had a pain in his tailbone for a few days. Later, he almost had a traumatic experience with paragliding."

"I was curious and asked him why he came here again. He said that he had to try paragliding when he came across it during his travels, so he was experienced and planned to come here again to break down the psychological barrier."

"Guess what happened next?"

(End of this chapter)