Yang Yi's fabricated identity was indeed easy to expose, but the problem was that it would be troublesome, and not worth the effort.
First, that village was extremely remote. Traveling all that way would take a great deal of time and energy.
Second, the place was unsafe, and accidents happened there often.
There had been recent graduates who went there to visit and got scammed out of money—that was considered getting off lightly. There had even been cases of young girls disappearing in that area.
Paparazzi looking for firsthand information did not want to risk their own lives, especially since the story was not worth much money.
Then there was the fact that the villagers themselves did not know much about it. Most of them simply followed the rumors.
So even if someone went to ask around, the information they got might not be accurate.
The final point was that even if they did obtain accurate information, they would not be able to publish it.
If Yang Yi's identity was truly anything but ordinary, then she was fully capable of ensuring such news never got out.
On top of that, the two elderly people had passed away a few years later. Her fans also feared that bringing it up too often would upset Yang Yi, so they stopped mentioning her background in public, afraid it would remind her of painful memories.
That way, Yang Yi naturally did not need to worry about the background persona she had built for herself in the entertainment industry falling apart.
If the matter before them had not been connected to Yang Yi, Bo Yanqi would not have specifically sent people to investigate her, and they would naturally never have discovered the problem.
"Still no information on Yang Yi's real identity?" Qi Si asked.
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