I Find Her Disgusting Chapter 131

Ever since learning this news, Yan Huirou had been suffering from a bit of insomnia.
It was 4:00 AM, and the room’s day-night lamp was still a dim, hazy light.
By this light, Yan Huirou turned her head to look at Jiang Xidai’s serene sleeping face.
Jiang Xidai, on the other hand, was not worried and slept with her brows relaxed. Perhaps because she had been through many storms in her life, she had no fear of the so-called higher-ups, and was more interested in seeing what kind of three-headed, six-armed creature it was.
The days passed in a state of apprehension until the appointed day.
The imagined meeting was not very grand, but took place in a closed, small underground meeting room.
The sound of footsteps echoed in the empty corridor. The research center was still the familiar research center, but the surrounding staff had all been cleared out.
“Please, Miss Yan.”
A fully armed mecha stood quietly in place, its appearance somewhat similar to the security robots in the research center.
“This cannot be brought in.”
Jiang Xidai was about to walk, but the mechanical hand lifted, stopping at the jade hairpin that held her hair.
“…”
Yan Huirou took it off for Jiang Xidai and handed it to the mechanical hand on the side.
“Thank you for your understanding. And the chain on your hand is not allowed either.”
Yan Huirou touched Jiang Xidai’s other hand. It was a wrist sword coiled on the back of her hand, but its aesthetic significance had long surpassed its practical value.
Jiang Xidai asked, “Are you afraid I’ll attack the people inside?”
“I’m sorry, carrying hidden weapons and knives on your person is against the rules.”
Jiang Xidai was a little unhappy at being told what to do, but she saw that the thing seemed to be very single-minded.
She raised an eyebrow, suddenly smiled, took off the wrist sword from her hand, flicked open the sharp part, and threw it, just as it landed in the forehead of the machine.
“Don’t,” Yan Huirou, sitting in a wheelchair, quickly tugged at her and said softly, “today… be a little kinder.”
The mechanical hand calmly pulled out the hidden weapon and stored it. “Thank you for your cooperation.”
Jiang Xidai took a small step forward and seriously sized up this thing.
It’s different from those security robots… its weak point isn’t in its head? But its whole body was like a wall of bronze and iron, standing like a small mountain. It looked much stronger than the previous ones.
It seemed this world was a little more interesting than she had imagined.
Jiang Xidai thoughtfully withdrew her gaze.
There was only a single woman sitting in the room, with no other staff.
What surprised Yan Huirou was that she looked very young, perhaps no more than twenty.
She showed a smile and stood up to extend her hand. “Hello. I’m the one who wanted to meet you.”
Yan Huirou politely shook her hand.
The hand turned an angle and was placed in front of Jiang Xidai.
The lady’s smile became more obvious. “Jiang Xidai. You are the miracle.”
Jiang Xidai stared at the hand, a little baffled, with no desire to shake it at all.
She sat down, crossed her legs, and ignored her.
Yan Huirou coughed lightly. “That… she just recently entered modern society, so she’s not very familiar with the etiquette.”
“I understand.”
The hand was withdrawn. The woman sat down and took a sip of water. “It’s fine, I think these things need to be gradually learned by entering society. My name is Lin Chu.”
“The results of the research center’s report are very exciting.”
Lin Chu sat upright, looking particularly interested in Jiang Xidai. She didn’t hide her gaze and said with a curved eye, “You don’t need to be on guard against me. I’m just an ordinary council member. I voted in support at the meeting. Of course, it was a sincere vote. I also expressed some opinions and was lucky enough to gain some like-minded people.”
Yan Huirou immediately became alert. She thought of what her superior had said to her.
The one who had made radical remarks and caused a great stir… could it be the one before her?
“Miss Jiang, do you have any plans for the future?” Lin Chu asked with a smile. “Perhaps I can offer some help.”
“One does not accept a reward for no merit,” Jiang Xidai leaned back in her chair and glanced at her. “Just say it, what do you want?”
“No, your existence is already a merit in itself.” Lin Chu looked at Yan Huirou again and smiled. “That live stream was very interesting, I saw it too. Are the two of you on good terms?”
“Very good,” Yan Huirou nodded.
“What’s it to you?” Jiang Xidai frowned.
“Do you have any plans to have children?” The woman, very sincerely, threw out a shocking question.
Jiang Xidai was stunned. “What?”
Lin Chu said, “Don’t be nervous. I know the reproductive methods of the world you come from are still quite traditional. But, Miss Yan should know, right? Artificial wombs have been popular for a long time. You just need to extract a little of your cells, from the wrist is fine. Then you just have to wait. There will be no pain throughout the process.”
Jiang Xidai couldn’t help but look at her a couple more times and was silent for a moment. “You… this group of leaders, are you idle? Do you think about such meaningless things every day?”
For example, coming all this way to ask her if she wanted a child?
What, is this person also a part-time Guanyin who sends children?
Lin Chu didn’t think this was a topic that couldn’t be discussed in public. Of course, Yan Huirou was also fine. After all, she was born this way. In this era, everyone was used to it.
—Although for the feudal old ancestor opposite her, it was indeed a bit excessive.
“Meaningless things?” Lin Chu smiled. “This is not meaningless, but the future of humanity. To pass on excellent genes is the first gift to the future.”
Lin Chu stood up. “You should know, the speed of human evolution is very disappointing. It can’t keep up with the rapid progress of technology.”
“After modern medicine replaced natural selection, more weak genes have polluted the gene pool. The pedantic people, under the pretext of ethics, have created countless pains that could have been avoided… this is the greatest sin of this century.”
“Of course, I don’t advocate that kind of cruel natural struggle, that’s too inefficient.”
Lin Chu said slowly, “I hope that through you, this opening, we can break through the ethical obstacles of gene editing, or break through the irrationality of ‘your existence’, so that the council’s referendum can pass smoothly, and there will be more new humans in the future.”
“For example, Miss Yan’s sister. If the human body had the innate ability to heal itself. Just like a gecko can regenerate its tail.” Lin Chu turned to Yan Huirou. “At least such a tragedy wouldn’t have happened, right?”
Lin Chu was still smiling, but this example was very cold. It was almost a direct stab at Yan Huirou’s heart.
Yan Huirou was stunned for a moment, clutching the skirt hanging on her lap, her lashes drooping.
The education she had received from a young age told her that this kind of thing was wrong. Everyone had the right to live naturally, whether strong or weak.
But she had indeed, in her despair, hated the limitations of the human body.
If she had Jiang Xidai’s reaction speed, her parents could probably have survived that explosion.
Jiang Xidai noticed the fleeting sadness in Yan Huirou’s eyes.
Her impression of this woman who was talking nonsense in front of her plummeted because of this sentence.
“No need,” Jiang Xidai said faintly. “I don’t like it.”
Lin Chu was not discouraged. “Miss Jiang, at least consider the second request?”
“It’s obviously beneficial to you personally.”
“You should understand your situation—out of respect, I’m the only one still asking for your opinion.”
Lin Chu said, “But it wasn’t necessary. Because legally, you’re just a test subject, you don’t have human rights. This is different from Miss Yan beside you.”
“Don’t you want to have human rights? Don’t you want to go out and see the world openly?”
“You can’t possibly want to be a test subject for the rest of your life, and be humanely destroyed after your research value is gone.”
“I admit you’re very amazing, but the body has its limits. Maybe you can dodge bullets, but what about biochemical weapons? Or a precise nuclear bomb?”
Lin Chu tilted her head, her eyes like torches staring at her. “Jiang Xidai, I guarantee you won’t survive.”
“…”
Yan Huirou felt a different kind of flavor. Jiang Xidai’s breathing frequency had changed. Although her expression was still unmoved, a few blue veins had appeared on the back of her hand that was clenching the armrest.
This clueless young person had angered her to the point of killing intent. She unconsciously began to measure the distance between them.
“Don’t think about a violent attack,” Lin Chu sat back down. “Killing me won’t solve your current predicament.”
“Right, and hers.”
“This is a research institution. Yan Huirou’s private alteration of the code data is generally just an internal management issue, but if it’s pursued seriously, it’s a crime. She will face a sentence of more than two years.”
Yan Yan…
Jiang Xidai turned her head and asked, “Is that true?”
Yan Huirou lowered her head. “Yes, I was mentally prepared.”
Jiang Xidai’s hand clenching the armrest relaxed a little. She supported her forehead and sighed in her heart.
A prison sentence? She didn’t want Yan Huirou to suffer this.
Forget it.
This was probably the first time she had bowed her head to someone. Although she didn’t like it, talking about the conditions was not impossible.
“You’re so sure of yourself,” Jiang Xidai tutted lightly. “Then let’s talk, just this once.”
Lin Chu’s smile became sincere. “Thank you, I knew you would agree.”
Regarding the legal bill related to this research, because the first vote in the council was a tie, and the two factions were at a stalemate, a second round of democratic voting was held, open to the public. Every citizen with an identity would go to the official website to participate.
Lin Chu hoped to pass this bill.
She pointed out that what Jiang Xidai needed to do was—just to continue her live stream openly. Of course, she also had to bring the research center’s logo and her own identity.
This inter-world human data center, which had always been a low-key research, would become a big hit on the internet because of her and Yan Huirou.
#MyOCisAlive#
#TransmigrationBureauTechnicalBreakthrough#
#PaperButterflyFlyingtoANewWorld#
The next day, due to some behind-the-scenes promotion, such hot searches topped the major platforms.
On the internet, the romance novel “White Lotus” was “suspected to have been leaked internally,” and the public’s opinion of the characters’ fate was mostly on Jiang Xidai’s side.
The goodwill or malice in it was mixed and hard to distinguish.
The “Shasheng Sect” live stream was already packed. The research center had to give Jiang Xidai a more professional piece of equipment.
Jiang Xidai sat in front of the screen.
In the past, she would have found it boring and would have ended the stream a long time ago. But that hateful woman made her stream for two hours every day.
For the sake of the benefits she had promised Yan Huirou, she reluctantly did it.
Jiang Xidai held her milk tea. Sometimes she was sleepy and would directly rest her head on Yan Huirou’s shoulder, lazily staring at the floating live comments.
“After reading this broken novel, mom fans really feel sorry… is a villain’s life not a life”
“I didn’t know about this when I was watching the streamer before, I didn’t expect her to be a fairy”
“Yan Yan, it’s hard to imagine what you’re feeling when you look at her”
Yan Huirou was answering seriously when the next sentence was still stuck in her mouth, and her lips suddenly felt soft.
She was stunned. “You…”
Looking again, sure enough, the live comments had exploded again, overwhelmingly.
Jiang Xidai came over and pecked her, then leaned against her as if nothing had happened and drank her milk tea.
Then Yan Huirou’s cheeks were pink as she continued to “work” in front of the screen. The sentences in her mouth seemed a little chaotic.
To show affection on a live stream in front of tens of millions of people was a bit of a challenge to one’s shame.
Jiang Xidai smiled faintly. Today’s milk tea was half-sugar because of health issues, but to openly torment Yan Huirou was really interesting.
Yan Huirou’s hand in hers was a little tighter.