The Human Heart (Guaranteed Update, Please Vote)

However, after entering Jiang Ling's information, Jiang Yan Hai pondered for several more minutes before deleting it all.

Then, Jiang Yan Hai began typing new information into the file, one word at a time.

Name: Jiang Yan Hai. Age: 20. Gender: Male. Nationality: China. Current occupation: Near-Ace Pilot in the Air Force of the People's Liberation Army of China, with four confirmed kills.

After entering only that little information, Jiang Yan Hai decisively chose to submit it. As for why he had chosen to provide accurate information, it was because he suddenly felt that, in their eyes, this profile would probably seem fake as hell.

How should he put it? If anyone saw this profile and was told that a twenty-year-old fighter pilot, a near-ace pilot at that... was also one of the world's top hackers, perhaps even one of the strongest hackers on the planet... would they believe it?

There was another reason as well. Jiang Yan Hai had already given them the preconceived notion that he was probably from the Republic of Evia. Of course, perhaps he was not, but they would never connect him to this place.

Of course, he had entered it that way because... it would come in handy later. What was the point of life if he could not trick people?

Sometimes, the best lie was the lie most people wanted to know. As for whether they would investigate, Jiang Yan Hai believed they would. But China's military networks were not so easy to infiltrate.

Do not be fooled by the fact that they had commands for the U.S. Military network. That was because they might have built the U.S. Military network themselves. Many of China's military networks, however, had been independently designed and operated. Foreign countries knew nothing about their source code, and