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Chapter 269 A Grandmaster Has Infiltrated? (Eighth Update! 1900 Monthly Tickets Received! Please Vote!)

The management team of Shenji Technology is undoubtedly composed of elites who had long anticipated the possibility of someone misbehaving. Therefore, if too many tags are marked in a short period of time, the data center will be notified so that they can be dealt with.

After all, people are inherently chaotic and capable of anything. Behind many inexplicable rules lie lessons learned through bloodshed.

"This number is from Director Meng's quota."

Meanwhile, a cold, mechanical voice emanated from the data center, the artificial intelligence program responding to the middle-aged man's question in real time.

Li Qi's arrival was naturally recorded. The research institute doesn't allow just anyone to enter; everyone is recorded in advance and given a temporary pass. This way, if any problems arise later, the responsibility can be accurately traced.

It's impossible for research institutes to be places like vegetable markets, where anyone can just stroll around. If that were the case, spies would be ecstatic.

"Old Meng did a rather poor job this time!"

The middle-aged man shook his head.

Meanwhile, inside the data center, there were whispers of discussion. It was unexpected that Director Meng, who was known for his shrewdness and reliability, would make a mistake on such an important matter.

This matter can be big or small. If no one investigates, it's a minor issue. But if someone uses this as a pretext to stir up trouble and weighs the matter, it will become a major problem that could lead to serious consequences, even affecting future promotions.

Thus, in a short time, this small data center witnessed a diverse array of human reactions. Some people frowned, undoubtedly from Director Meng's faction; some remained calm, seemingly unconcerned; and others carried a hint of schadenfreude, though they didn't show it on their faces. However, their flickering eyes betrayed their true feelings, undoubtedly indicating that they were from Director Meng's opposing side.

Wherever there are people, there are factions and struggles, and even research institutes are no exception.

The pie is only so big, so it's naturally a good thing if the competitors can be eliminated.

The middle-aged man in charge of the work undoubtedly possessed a strong insight into and control over people's hearts. He only glanced at the people in the data center and saw through almost everything.

"Now is not the time for infighting, these people..."

The middle-aged man made his decision in a split second.

Before he could even speak, suddenly all the markers on the pop-up window turned red.

"what?!"

"How can it be?!"

"Did a top-tier expert sneak into the team?!"

In an instant, many people cried out in surprise, for they knew what it meant when the marker turned red.

This means that these markers have all been verified and calculated by a supercomputer, which has determined that the locations of the markers may indeed have problems.

They weren't researchers, but rather in logistics management. However, it wouldn't be appropriate to leave complete laymen in such a place. Through observation and experience, they gained a basic understanding of the situation.

The reason why supercomputers can determine the problem is that in such situations, people who intend to cause trouble have completely different emotional fluctuations than ordinary people; their emotional thresholds are at an extremely high level of frenzy.

Of course, it's possible that some people, even when faced with something big, remain calm and composed. But such individuals are extremely rare. If the members of the cults that infiltrated Ming City were all that capable, the Ming City leadership would have been obsolete long ago; they could have simply surrendered. In such important situations, if the other side were to cause trouble, they would undoubtedly be sending brainwashed cannon fodder. Reality isn't a movie; how could important figures possibly be on the front lines fighting to the death? If that were the case, what would be the point of having a gang? They might as well just fight alone.

The purpose of forming a club is, of course, to provide cannon fodder for trouble while reaping the benefits. That is the meaning and value of a club's existence.

As for Mingcheng's mobilization of such a large force this time, it was actually the court's intention, to give those overseas people a bit of a deterrent.

The imperial court's power is naturally immense, overwhelming, and it wouldn't be difficult to crush these rats, but the cost would be too high and not worthwhile.

The cannon fodder of the cult may be fools, but those who rise to the top are definitely not fools; they know how to weigh the pros and cons.

Right now, the markers have turned completely red. This efficiency and accuracy far surpasses the data recorded by several experts during the initial experimental phase.

As for real people, they are extremely busy and hold a prestigious position. Even with this kind of technology, unless the verification is successful this time, it is impossible to apply to higher authorities to have real people verify the data later.

After all, the real people and the imperial court are actually on equal footing.

Big shots can disregard the cost and use artillery fire to cleanse the land, and real people can be invincible within a hundred paces, determined to trade their lives for yours. No matter how good your security is, there will always be times when you make mistakes. Of course, those who easily make enemies will never become big shots.

Although they had never seen the actual recorded data, their current speed and efficiency were undoubtedly above that of a master cultivator.

Even though none of their experts had reached the Four Great Refinements, the accumulation of time, coupled with the resources of the imperial court, allowed them to reach the pinnacle of the Dao.

"It's not necessarily a Grandmaster. Some powerful figures who have entered the realm of the Four Great Refinements also possess this kind of keen insight."

However, some people quickly realized what was happening and came to this conclusion.

"Such a person is extraordinary even in our Mingcheng, but why haven't we heard a single word about him before?!"

"Although the Four Great Refinements and the Path to Enlightenment belong to the same realm, they are actually two completely different things. In many places overseas, a Great True Person is called a Legend, while entering the Four Great Refinements is the Quasi-Legendary level. It's just that we don't have this kind of distinction here."

"I never imagined that Director Meng would have such connections, managing to establish a relationship with such a person without making a sound!"

"Not simple at all, not simple at all. As expected of Tiger Meng, by the end of the year, the other party may be able to get a promotion."

In an instant, Meng Tairan's reputation completely reversed, and the things some people had said before were as if they had never been said at all.

"I just don't know how old this person is. If he's under fifty, there's still a possibility he could become a Grand Master. If that happens, I'll probably have to give him a heads-up..."

Some people muttered to themselves, their emotions were very complicated, but they knew the value of the Four Great Refinements.

While everyone was discussing the matter, Lei Zhengxing, a middle-aged man, was also having mixed feelings, pondering the potential impact of this incident on the institute. In reality, he said, "Xiao Qi, give me a list of this person's information."

As he finished speaking, the large screen suddenly split in two, with the newly opened half displaying a record sheet, which was the personal information record left by Li Qi in the research institute.

With the appearance of this thing, the data center fell silent for a moment.

(End of this chapter)