My Iyashikei Game Chapter 7: Li Xue

After Zhao Ming finished the call and returned to the room, he noticed both Han Fei and Zhang Xiaotian were busy on their phones. “What are you two doing?”

“Since Han Fei gave us such a detailed character profile, I thought I’d input it into our database, perhaps we might land on a hit… No way…”

Zhang Xiaotian studied the face that appeared on the screen and his expression darkened. He showed the screen to Han Fei, “I followed your descriptions and simulated a 3d profile. This hit came back from our database, is this the boss you were talking about?”

After Han Fei saw the old man on the screen, he exclaimed excitedly, “Yes, that’s him! He even told me his whole family are fans of my show! They like my show a lot!”

“Well, I cannot tell whether he lied to you or not, but I’m sure you are lying to us.” Zhang Xiaotian swiped on the screen to reveal the person’s additional information. “This old gentleman is a cemetery custodian at the outskirts of Xin Lu City. His parents died when he was young and he had no children. The closest family he had would be the hundreds of unmarked graves that he cares for outside the city.”

“That’s impossible! He even gave me consolation at his shop yesterday afternoon! Is your system mistaken?” Han Fei checked the picture and the info on the officer’s phone repeatedly.

“You talked to him in person yesterday?” Zhang Xiaotian slid the information to the last page. “Take a closer look. This old gentleman died 3 days ago and he was buried in the cemetery he looked after in his life.”

The government database could not have gotten something like that wrong, right? Han Fei was dumbfounded as the old man’s black and white picture stared back at him through the screen. “But you were right that he was your fan. He loved your show and would often watch them during his midnight shift. It had caused several public disturbances. He had several complaints about that in our records.”

Zhang Xiaotian put away his phone. Both he and Zhao Ming turned to Han Fei. “I think it’s time for you to come with us. We

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