Kanzaki Rin said she was a reincarnator, and Fang Cheng believed her right away.
She'd shown too many strange behaviors before. Though she was still young, she acted far more mature and experienced than her age suggested.
She didn't act like a minor, nor did she have the lively innocence of a little girl. Instead, she seemed like an adult who had experienced life's ups and downs. Even he, a seasoned transmigrator, felt no generation gap with her.
She wasn't afraid of hard work or death when carrying out missions. She acted with purpose and a plan, and rarely indulged herself. You couldn't explain that away as mere precociousness.
Fang Cheng had heard Kanzaki Rin mention before that she made her money through stocks.
For a reincarnator, the stock market was practically a place to pick up free money.
After reincarnating, she'd made a fortune, become a rich woman, and founded a Resistance Organization that gave the government headaches—all before reaching adulthood.
Then she'd entered the government as a public servant, acting as a parasite from within.
Yes, however you looked at it, she had all the hallmarks of a reincarnator.
The fact that the Resistance Organization had evaded suppression for so long was thanks in no small part to Kanzaki Rin, the mole in their midst.
"You believe me just like that?"
Kanzaki Rin was surprised by how readily Fang Cheng accepted it. She'd thought he would accuse her of being crazy.
"Of course I believe you."
Fang Cheng answered seriously, "Even if you told me you'd had a crush on me for years in your previous life and deliberately reincarnated to find me, I'd believe you."
"My skin isn't as thick as yours, and I've lived through two lifetimes."
Kanzaki Rin retorted, then lowered her voice. "In my