Yueyao reviewed the information of those twenty people, all compiled together. The ages and birthplaces of these twenty people varied widely; according to the recorded birthdates, some were already white-haired elders in their fifties or sixties, while others had just turned twenty. Strangely enough, some were employed in Capital City, while others were scattered across various provinces.
Yueyao was not foolish. Indeed, because she was too perceptive, she quickly realized that this was a network of connections accumulated by generations of the Lian family.
Yueyao also understood why her uncle was so eager to obtain this material. If used well, these connections could completely liberate the Lian family from their current predicament.
Yueyao did not know how long she had been lost in thought until Xi Yu's voice sounded again. Yueyao took a deep breath and said, "I'm going to sleep." After saying this, Yueyao turned off the light and went to bed.
