The next day.
In a suburban village, a fool appeared. Some said he had hysteria, others said his ill deeds had caught up to him, given the dimwitted grin he wore even as he incessantly repeated, "I was wrong, I want to turn myself in."
Gu Changsheng had given him a chance, but he did not treasure it, and now he could only spend his life in regret, with his consciousness impaired.
...
After Gu Changsheng's explanation and guidance the day before, Jiao Man was not troubled by the anonymous email.
And naturally, Gu Changsheng didn't need to inform her that the matter had already been resolved.
After all, the formula didn't belong to the Chen Family. Could the Chens conjure it out of thin air?
But if Gu Changsheng hadn't sought out that Wang Da the night before, the situation wouldn't have been easy to resolve. A person skilled in computer technology could crash Chen Corporation's system; even if they weren't looking for the formula, they would be furious over the incident.
