Lin Wan also looked at Lu Zheng. "How are you planning to solve their identity problem?"
"Oh, I've already solved it." Lu Zheng said lightly. "Tomorrow, we just need to report their ID cards lost at the Police Station."
Lin Wan was stunned. "You..."
Lu Zheng nodded. "That's right."
"You're really criminal!" Lin Wan gave him a thumbs-up.
"You're welcome." Lu Zheng nodded, accepting Lin Wan's praise. "Since they've been living abroad all this time, we can conveniently legitimize the billion or so US dollars we have overseas."
"You can do that?" Lin Wan gaped.
"Why not?" Lu Zheng shrugged. "Although they've been abroad all this time, their household registrations here were never canceled. It's just that there's no one left in the country who knows them."
Lin Wan, "..."
Over the next few days, Lu Zheng mainly worked on resolving the three women's identity issues. At the very least, he had to make sure that if they were stopped and checked by the police, they would not be exposed as undocumented residents.
The three women also hurried to familiarize themselves with the basic common sense of this world.
Thanks to the internet, they did not need Lu Zheng to explain anything. Unlike Lu Zheng, who had needed to listen to storytellers to understand the world, once they had learned the written language and how to use smartphones, Lu Zheng no longer needed to look after them.
In just a few days, Si Lingxi and the other two had transformed into sophisticated city women. So long as no one brought up relatively obscure bits of knowledge and merely chatted about everyday matters, even Lin Wan would find it difficult to notice anything amiss.
"If Sister Lingxi were an alien and wanted to rule the world, it probably wouldn't be