Hey! The Criminal Assistance System Can Even Be Used Like This? 92

The shooting progressed smoothly. During the scene where a dog carries a human bone, the props team found a docile local dog, allowing the scene to be completed safely.

Weng Xin left after five days, and Xu Zhizhi watched her go, feeling a bit reluctant to part with this senior.

But it didn’t matter; she would return soon. In three or four days, all the scenes in the village would be wrapped up.

In the story, all the criminals from back then have been caught, and Li Jiao, due to intentional homicide and dismemberment, was sentenced to a death sentence with a reprieve. As long as she holds onto the hope of survival, it could gradually be changed to life imprisonment, and one day she might be released. Originally, the ending was supposed to be capital punishment, but Director Meng had a different thought.

If in reality Yang Jiao had not died, and Zhao Huai’s mother had not died, would the ending be different? After considering this, he had the screenwriter change the ending.

After finishing filming, everyone would leave this village and move on to the next project. The only difference since arriving here is probably the addition of the words “based on true events” in this script and the airing of the next two episodes.

Xu Zhizhi observed, and for the first time, she spoke to the Criminal Assistance System.

She said, “Look, the world doesn’t change because of the addition or absence of a person. Crime will never be redeemed, never. The only one who can redeem oneself is oneself.”

Thus, she would not succumb to the system’s temptation.

The Criminal Assistance System remained silent. Xu Zhizhi thought it would engage her in some conversation.

Upon returning to Beijing City, Xu Zhizhi met her parents, and the family had a harmonious meal together. Jiang Yuchuan also came to join in the fun and even took a selfie of the two.

He then pulled out the initial copy along with a line that asked how it looked and posted it on Weibo.

Jiang Yuchuan V: “I thought it was just a coincidence, but little did I know it was fate. @Xu Zhizhi. Sister, after twenty years, you’re finally home. How does it look? I have an extra sister! Just showing off to everyone~ Attached is a photo.”

Xu Zhizhi picked up her phone and retweeted the Weibo post.

@Jiang Yuchuan V: Love you.

In an instant, Xu Zhizhi and Jiang Yuchuan’s fans were shocked. Could it be that they were really biological siblings?

Jiang Yuchuan’s fans flooded the comments section. Some even issued apologies. After all, with everything that had happened before, it was impossible not to be criticized.

Xu Zhizhi ignored it, merely taking a silent glance at the trending topics, and left it at that.

She didn’t need to explain much because once she entered the set, no one could find her. Jiang Yuchuan, as a boy band idol, often needed to clarify things.

However, he was certainly willing to do so.

The manager also breathed a sigh of relief; as long as they were indeed siblings, there would be no need to worry much about future interactions—visiting on set a few times was not a problem.

Even so, some issues were unavoidable, such as the story of Xu Zhizhi being abducted and then found.

This experience intrigued many, and some parents still searching for their lost children hoped for good luck under Xu Zhizhi’s Weibo post.

Xu Zhizhi noticed and would like the posts, wishing them luck in finding their children soon.

The Beijing City Police Department had been incredibly busy lately; three human traffickers had sold many people, and they needed to coordinate efforts to rescue those who had been abducted and help them reunite with their families.

Fortunately, they didn’t need Li Feng and their criminal investigation team to handle it; they just needed to finish their tasks at hand.

Zhao Huai was very cooperative;

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