Don't go to the moon, there are gods on the far side of the moon.

The matter of "filling in your name" was not dealt with immediately.

Because Xu Wangshu first established an even smaller rule.

She posted a message on the Seven Cities Channel.

From this moment forward, no one may fill in any name, number, identity, or stance on behalf of another person without their public consent.

Below that sentence, she added an example.

This is not an example of Lu Chengong.

Lin Xiaoman is an example.

Because there were two records in Xiaoman's folder that she hadn't written.

Xu Wangshu called this rule the "Xiaoman Clause".

The first to reply to the terms and conditions was not Haicheng.

It is a remnant of Tianheng.

Tianheng Remnant only replied with one sentence: What about the ones filled in in the past?

Xu Wangshu was waiting for this very sentence.

She replied with three lines.

[1. Past entries will not be invalidated, but will be marked "not filled out by this person".]

[II. I have the right to withdraw this request, and there is no time limit for withdrawal.]

[III. Withdrawal will not result in further action, only a record will be kept.]

The third line is key.

No accountability will be pursued.

Upon seeing this line, Lu Chengong looked up and asked, "Why isn't anyone being held accountable?"

"Because holding people accountable will cause them to hide their records," Xu Wangshu said. "What we want is a clean roster, not to arrest everyone."

"So, the person who filled in my name back then, are we just going to let it go like that?"

"No," Xu Wangshu said. "He'll be remembered. And being remembered means he's been seen."

Lu Chenggong understood a little bit.

Being seen is more painful than being caught.

"That's right," Xu Wangshu said. "There's only one way to deal with someone. If they're seen doing it, it means they're carrying this matter with them wherever they go."

On the very first day the terms took effect, someone came to withdraw them.

It's not Lu Chen Gong.

It was Wen Zhaolin who arrived.

He submitted a withdrawal application, withdrawing the batch of "unresolved" signs he had signed ten years ago.

The application was very brief.

[Application withdrawal: 46 items in the old archive batch 017 were marked "not to be resolved".]

[Reason for withdrawal: I was not fully informed at the time of signing. I have no memory of 46 of the items.]

[My request: Mark all registrations in this batch as "Signed without my knowledge".]

Qin Lan looked at the application and hesitated for a moment.

"If this application is approved, it would be tantamount to him admitting that what he signed ten years ago is untenable."

"Yes," Xu Wangshu said, "so he would be very upset."

"Should we approve it or not?"

"Approved," Xu Wangshu said. "Approved immediately."

"reason?"

"Because this is the first time in ten years that he has used his own name to do something detrimental to himself."

On the afternoon the application was approved, Wen Zhaolin sat in his isolation seat for a long time.

Then he did something.

He handed over the original of his old archive.

Then he did something.

He handed over the original of his old archive.

It's not a copy.

It is the original.

He said something when he handed it over.

"I don't know what's inside," he said, "but I know I didn't look at it when I signed it."

"Then why are you paying now?"

"Because I want to see for myself how much I've shielded for others over the past ten years."

When the original document was opened, the top page contained only one line of text.

It's not content.

It is a name.

Qin Lan recognized the name at a glance.

"This is number thirty-one."

"Yes," Wen Zhaolin said. "The name number thirty-one is on my original document."

"Whose name?"

Wen Zhaolin pushed the paper under the lamp.

The words on the paper are very clear.

Two words.

Silk floss.

The main control room was silent for a full ten seconds.

Then Xu Wangshu spoke, her voice very steady.

"Go and fetch Luo Xu."

"She's dreaming right now," Qin Lan said.

"Then let's wait for her to wake up."