Ye Yuan did not know what method Lana had used to accomplish this.
But after connecting it with the things both men had experienced in relation to him,
he believed the information was highly credible.
After all, whether it was Jia Hongyuan or the already deceased Xiao Nan,
neither of them had known, when writing these records, that Lana was Ye Yuan's subordinate.
So when he compared it with the information he already knew,
Ye Yuan believed that their accounts were true.
Moreover, Lana had solemnly guaranteed
that the contents of these materials were over ninety percent accurate.
Only then did Ye Yuan clearly see some people's true faces.
Take Xiao Nan alone. Ye Yuan's initial impression of him had actually been quite good.
Who could have imagined that a young master from such a prominent family
had done so many unforgivable things in just twenty years?
He had personally killed his half-brother, and had concealed the deaths of dozens of people in a mining disaster to this day.
What Ye Yuan found most incomprehensible was that Xiao Nan had targeted him not because of Qu Bo,
but because of an item in Ye Yuan's possession.
When Ye Yuan read that part, he felt a chill crawl down his spine.
He had never imagined that something he thought he had concealed so perfectly had been discovered by Xiao Nan.
Fortunately, Xiao Nan had mentioned in the information Lana obtained
that he had not told anyone about it. Even the only other person in the world who knew this information had been dealt with by him.
That gave Ye Yuan some peace of mind.
Otherwise, if this information were leaked,
the trouble it would bring him would be no small matter.
The reason Ye Yuan had been so worried about this