Before the End of the World: I Became a Loophole in Heaven

Chapter 160 Underestimating Human Nature

While sending Yan Cheng and others to the Supernatural Bureau, Mao Zi called the girls' homes one by one in the car. The families who knew that their girls had been found did not show any joy at all. Instead, they asked Mao Zi nervously, "My daughter has been found, then, then..." They could not make any sense.

Another person directly said, "That money is my daughter's salary, so she shouldn't have to return it, right?" He didn't say the price, but it's probably not low.

Some family members who don't understand at all asked, "Now that the child has been found, can I still receive money in the future?"

The atmosphere in the car was temporarily depressed because of these phone calls.

No wonder Madam Gu was so fearless and not afraid of anything happening.

The girls’ families had given up the search and never called the police.

Among the dozen or so calls, not one cared about their daughter, they all cared about money.

Ji Li couldn't tell what she felt at the moment. Maybe it was because it was too hot in the car and she had trouble breathing.

"How are the young masters?"

"It's okay... I just underestimated human nature..." Lan couldn't bear it.

He was actually most touched by the dark side of human nature, but he had never thought that the dark side of human nature had no bottom line. For a moment, Lan Ze didn't know whether he couldn't bear the fate of these girls, or he empathized with himself who was abandoned at birth.

Was it because his biological parents had no money to support him that they abandoned him to the dojo where his master worked, and were sure that the master would take him in?

Or maybe his biological parents don't like him at all.

But it was strange, he followed his master to travel all over the country, and all the dilapidated abandoned baby towers he encountered were graves of baby girls, but he, Lan, was a boy.

Ji Li blinked her dry eyes and rubbed her brows, "I can't accept it." She grew up in the love of her parents. Even though they knew she was not a man, they still loved her in every way. The Ji family's bloodline was only passed down to Ji Tian, ​​Ji Li's father, and the line was cut off. Even so, her father never thought of having another child, but took good care of Ji Li and raised her. If not for...

If Ji Tianyan had not sacrificed herself in the sea for a long time to serve as the center of the formation, she would still be hiding in the shade of her parents, eating and sleeping, and playing like a rich and idle fish.

Nangong Xi just remained silent.

"We've seen a lot of things in this business. The activities of the spirits have become more frequent recently. Every time we deal with the spirits, we find that the bad guys are humans." Yan Cheng smiled bitterly. "I forgot to file with the Supernatural Bureau before. This time I just caught up, so I'll also file the Snake Village incident I encountered earlier."

As for what happened on Hulu Mountain, let it stay on Hulu Mountain.

Things like the Chaos Serpent are not worth talking about.

"I remember the Snake Village. It's almost become a dead village. What else can happen there?" The driver, Hat, laughed.

"Isn't that why it became a dead village? The evildoers fled from the Snake Village, and the spirits were sometimes very stubborn. They chased the evildoers out of the Snake Village and gave them a bitter taste of their own medicine."

"So people still have to do good things." The hat sighed.

"We have arrived at the Supernatural Bureau. Young masters, I have already informed the bureau before, you can go in directly. I still have to go back to the bureau to report. We have a chance and can cooperate again next time."

"Thank you, police uncle." Ji Li greeted politely as usual, but his hat was frightened.

"By the way, police officer, if you have nothing to do, it's always good to stock up some food at home," said Ji Li.

"...Okay." Isn't the epidemic over? Why is the young master still reminding people to stock up? The policeman suppressed his doubts and didn't say them out loud.