An Unusual Information Broker

The scene on the sky was too abnormal.

Soon, a strange post appeared online.

People who haven't experienced it firsthand might still be a bit confused after reading this post.

[On the story of how I made 150,000 as a gigolo.]

"Those from Haibei City who clicked in already know what I mean."

"Haha, the poster is pretty bold to post this online."

Those from Haibei City who had seen the sky display understood the implication and began to make light of it.

"Otherwise, what kind of relationship consultant can earn so much money?"

"He's so young, what kind of decent job can he find?"

"Could it be that he's looking for some rich woman with unusual fetishes?"

Those who know, know.

"That woman is over forty years old, how can you accept that?"

"Tsk tsk, so Xing-like."

"That's great, I wish I could be in a class like that too."

"I really don't want to work anymore. Why doesn't any rich woman want to be with me?"

"Maybe you're too old, buddy, that's why you're not popular."

"Even being a gigolo depends on your looks."

Many people make such malicious speculations.

The frustrations of reality, coupled with the anxiety of being trapped in the city and unable to leave, were all vented online.

Soon, numerous replies from Haibei City residents propelled the post to the top of the trending list.

Many people from other cities clicked in without knowing why, and when they heard the group talking in a coded manner, they couldn't help but become curious and want to watch the drama unfold.

What gossip are you talking about?

"Rich woman? gigolo? 150,000? What kind of news is this?"

"It's hard to say the specifics, but I can only say what I know so far: a boy who looks only twelve or thirteen years old acted as some kind of relationship consultant and received 150,000 yuan from a middle-aged woman in her forties who looked quite wealthy."

"Holy crap, a relationship consultant? Is this some kind of scam?"

"So small? That's illegal!"

"News from Haibei City? I searched for it, but couldn't find anything. Could it be fake?"

Regardless of what those people speculate about.

The images on the celestial screen continued to play.

Bai Zuo was lying on the sofa when his phone vibrated. Bai Zuo took it out and opened it.

Someone sent a message to the Bai Zuo's private message.

"The situation in the East isn't good; those rats are a real nuisance."

"The information you provided was very timely. If we hadn't discovered it early, we would have lost much more than this. I'll give you an extra 30% of the cost this time as a thank you."

A huge sum of money was transferred through several transfers to an anonymous black card belonging to a Bai Zuo.

The numerous zeros above left those with malicious intent speechless.

This is only 30% of the total.

"Damn, there are so many zeros, I can't even count them all at once."

Three million! I could never earn that much money in my entire life.

"What kind of information is so valuable?"

Didn't he say he was a relationship consultant?

"And what's the deal with this money?"

Someone posted a question on the thread, expressing their confusion.

There are quite a few quick-witted and intelligent people online who have analyzed some things based on what netizens from Haibei City have revealed.

"Let's put aside the 'relationship consultant' part for now and look at what comes next. 'Mice' sounds like slang, and this information is actually quite obvious."

"This profession is illegal in the Xia Kingdom. It's most likely an information broker who provides and sells intelligence. Some intelligence is indeed very valuable, such as trade secrets and state secrets. However, if you dare to even think about it, congratulations, you've got a free white house with room and board included."

"Don't think you're safe just because you chat online. Don't take any chances; if you do anything, you'll be caught."

"If you don't have the brains for it, don't even think about it."

Many people who considered this idea changed their minds; if they had truly possessed such intelligence, they probably wouldn't have ended up in such dire straits.

"However, someone who can become an information broker at the age of twelve or thirteen must either have someone supporting them behind the scenes, or be an exceptionally intelligent prodigy."

Based on this analysis by netizens.

Those who viewed the "Bai Zuo" with malice have changed their opinion of him.

Bai Zuo, a liberal turned off his phone.

"Ugh, this is so boring! Isn't anything going to happen that's making me happy?"

The Bai Zuo rolled around on the sofa.

I don't know how he managed to roll around on that narrow sofa without falling off.

Ding-dong.

"Ze Hai City sent a message."

Just now, Mr. Zheng, a well-known entrepreneur in Ze Hai City, unfortunately passed away due to a sudden heart attack and the lack of timely medical treatment.

His wife, Ms. Li, and his son inherited all his property.

Suddenly, a news notification appeared on his phone screen.

Bai Zuo casually clicked on it, his expression unchanged, as if everything was within his expectations.

He stared at the news silently, his eyes as calm as a still pond.

After reading it, he sighed softly and muttered to himself, "In the end, they still made this decision... With this, Ms. Li's long-standing emotional turmoil has finally come to an end. This is truly a good thing; at least I won't be disturbed by her crying every night anymore."

These words should have sounded light and pleasant, but when they came out of his mouth, they inexplicably created an unsettling atmosphere that made one feel uneasy and apprehensive.

The news notification was thoughtfully displayed on the screen, ensuring everyone could see it.

They didn't know Mr. Zheng, but the One. Li, both in appearance and attire, had an inexplicable familiarity.

Someone exclaimed, "Isn't that the woman who consulted him about her relationship problems before?"

"No way?"

"Although it's a bit blurry, the face is definitely hers."

"Wow, she had a husband? And her husband died of a heart attack?"

This was an accident from the start.

If a heart attack is not detected and treated in time, it is indeed very likely that the person will die in a very short period of time.

This kind of sudden illness is difficult to prevent.

However, this coincided with the fact that not long ago, Ms. Li gave a large sum of money to a teenager for emotional counseling, and her husband suddenly died of a heart attack, leaving her with a large inheritance.

And then there are the things that the Bai Zuo says.

Everything was shrouded in an undercurrent of conspiracy.

"Hiss, could it be that Ms. Li did this on purpose?"

"Her goal was to kill her husband?" "She had been crying a lot before, probably because she had suffered some injustice and pain. It's likely that there were problems in her relationship with her husband, or maybe he was having an affair. So she sought out this relationship counselor to find a solution?"

"Then this information broker probably hinted at something to her, and in the end, she chose to kill her husband?"

Wow! That's truly eye-opening!