Chapter 43: Skills That Shook The Country Once Again （2）

Quan Jin, who had previously shocked the hackers at the headquarters, was shaking her legs, bored, after successfully infiltrating the Central Government Agency.

She stopped scrolling when she saw the Recruiting tab.

Are they going to start recruiting in a month?

What did it mean to be an apprentice with the central government?

One would become part of the special forces protecting the people of the country right after graduation. The respect given to members of these special forces was sincere. They also couldn’t reveal themselves and, if anything, the position sounded rather prestigious.

She was a perfect fit for the position.

Four points plus sixty-one points, plus another twenty-seven points, and subtracting the three points she had wasted…

She recalculated it multiple times but there were only a total of eighty-nine.

Why couldn’t there be a few more?

Her head was pounding.

Knock, knock!

Quan Jin looked through the peephole before unlocking the door.

The butler quickly masked his slightly conflicted expression as he saw Quan Jin.

“Miss Quan.”

“What’s the matter?” Quan Jin responded, staring straight at the butler.

He was hiding something behind his back, with his head hanging low, as if something had happened and he didn’t have the courage to tell her about it.

Just as he sensed Quan Jin about to shut the door, he quickly stopped her, “Miss Quan, there’s an invitation for you.”

“So pass it to me, what’s with the hesitation?”

“I… I want to show Miss Quan a report first. When you finish reading it, let me know if you will be accepting the invitation then, I hope you understand” said the butler with worry and apprehension.

He proceeded to show Quan Jin the phone he had kept behind his back.

There certainly was a report there. To be precise, it was an article that was released to the upper class of Jiang. Those who had access to it must have been at least second-tiered families.

“All right” Quan Jin retrieved the phone, eyes fixed on the screen.

She followed the words flashed on the phone screen with her finger.

“Princess Quan Jin showed up at an engagement ceremony. For seven years, the princess of the Quans had been kept away from public eye not because they were afraid that she would be threatened, but because she had receded intellectually, going from a business genius to useless.”

“According to investigations, Quan Jin came in third-last in school, leaked confidential information of the Quans’ bid, begged for the love of the Mo’s young master and had become beyond hideous. The reason the Quans hadn’t had any recent breakthrough, as well as for the rejection of the Hua’s government scholarship programme, was because Quan Jin’s ability had degraded. Even the An family humiliated her for her ugly appearance.”

Humiliated.

The word had been even enlarged and bolded.