Chapter 214: Latest Chapter

Clicking on the QQ group chat messages, they saw that Hao Weiwei's account had sent many messages, all evaluating his web novels in a sharp and mean tone. This tone was exactly the same as the tone Hao Weiwei used to complain about other people's novels before he died.

"This cyber killer is really persistent. Dismantling the hard drive was to continue using Hao Weiwei's 'Supreme Himself' account to vent dissatisfaction, right?" Wu Shanqiu leaned over to look at the content on the phone and couldn't help but say.

"But a hard drive is much harder to identify than the appearance of a computer. It's hard to find that it's Hao Weiwei's relic if he carries it around." Liu Tong pointed out.

"Hmm, it seems Hao Weiwei provoked a tough guy on the internet." Qi Fei said with a solemn expression.

The phone screen with flashing messages seemed to have a ghost grinning behind it, with bright red lips revealing white teeth.

"The screening of this 'cyber' relationship must be accelerated. Looking at this, it seems to be someone who had a conflict with Hao Weiwei on the internet." Liu Tong took a sip of hot tea and said.

"Isn't scolding each other on the internet the norm? Killing someone just because of this?" Wu Shanqiu said in disbelief.

"Indeed, cases of intentional homicide caused by cyberbullying are still relatively rare." Qi Fei nodded slightly.

"But..." Zhong Kui took over the conversation, but her tone changed, "Once it happens, the target will definitely die. I think the other party is a highly aggressive personality. Unfortunately, this Hao Weiwei met a guy with an extreme vengeful mentality.

By the way, I heard he published the process of his own murder on the internet, right?"

"Yes, and he used Hao Weiwei's account, updating the chapter on his lukewarm web novel. Our opponent this time is truly arrogant." Wu Shanqiu said.

"Hmm, then let him continue to post. Isn't it good to provide clues actively?" Zhong Kui's words sounded reasonable, but they made people feel strange.

"You mean, don't let the novel platform ban Hao Weiwei's novel?" Qi Fei asked.

"There are many ways to post messages anonymously on the internet. If he just wanted to show off his murder process, why did he have to take the laptop at the risk of being discovered by you and use Hao Weiwei's account to post these things?" Zhong Kui leaned against Qi Fei's desk and asked.

"This..." Qi Fei couldn't answer for a moment.

Zhong Kui smiled dotingly: "You don't understand how it feels to hate someone to the bone. Physical death is just the beginning. What he wants is Hao Weiwei's death in every sense—biological death and social death. Oh, according to your fashionable words, Hao Weiwei must also experience a cyber death.

He must have gained great satisfaction and pleasure from it. The pleasure of revenge is an unsolvable poison that will lead people into a path of no return. As long as that instinct for death touches hatred, it will speed toward the end of the night." She said it with such infectiousness that for a moment, people forgot that these words described the murderer who killed Hao Weiwei or someone else.

Outside, the sun was shining, but the blackout curtains in the room were drawn tightly.

Pale and slender fingers grabbed the mechanical hard drive that had lost its outer shell protection and connected the data cable to their computer.

They put on headphones, and the noise of heavy metal death rock started, completely isolating them from the real world, as if their soul was being transmitted to the cyber world along the data cable.

The crisp typing sound of the mechanical keyboard started, with the rhythmic sense unique to characters.

The blue light of the computer screen reflected in their cold eyes.

Strings of text kept appearing on the screen.

An hour later, their busy fingers finally stopped. They leaned back in the chair, picked up the water that had already gone cold, and drank it with relish.

Their eyeballs moved back and forth, appreciating the content they had just created. The corners of their mouth lifted slightly, then they grabbed the mouse, placed the cursor on the "Publish" button, and clicked lightly. A dialog box popped up on the screen: "Hello! The latest chapter has been published."

In the police station office, Hao Weiwei's phone on Qi Fei's desk sent a "ding-dong" message.

This message sound made everyone in the office stop their work at the same time.

They didn't know what kind of message would pop out of the phone this time.

"Fei-ge!" Wu Shanqiu was the first to grab the phone, "Hao Weiwei's novel has been updated again."

Sure enough, as Zhong Kui expected, the murderer acted again.

"Finding Supreme Himself?" Wu Shanqiu clicked and read the name of this latest chapter.

The content of this chapter was projected onto the screen for discussing the case.

The content of the chapter, as the title suggested, told how to find the person offline step by step through the traces of "Supreme Himself" on the internet.

And the whole process was so organized that it was breathtaking.

This person could be said to have exhausted all information on the internet and used various analytical methods.

First, he read all of Supreme Himself's novels, found content that could be associated with his personal life, and recorded the habits of expression in the characters' dialogues.

For example, he recorded all the plants mentioned in the environmental descriptions in all of Supreme Himself's novels. Camphor trees and phoenix trees were both southern tree species.

He also recorded the frequency of describing rivers, involved dietary habits, and mentioned the ratio of pasta to rice, making a detailed analysis.

At the same time, through the character shaping and story description in the novel, he made the first profile of the author Supreme Himself, accurately speculating that the author's academic performance was average, had no work experience, and said he was inferior and narcissistic, cowardly and arrogant.

However, this was just the first step.

Then, he analyzed the time when Supreme Himself released all chapters and interacted with fans. Through regression analysis, he concluded that the author lived in the East Eighth Time Zone and settled in the country, not overseas. Here, he even added his own comment: "Very good, the cost of meeting is much smaller."

This sentence was so calm that it made people shudder. It was hard to imagine that when this cyber killer was concentrating on his research, did Hao Weiwei, who was immersed in the internet world, know that the god of death was approaching him step by step along the internet cable?

"This guy is really determined to find Hao Weiwei..." Wu Shanqiu read this cold, "human-machine" language while sighing, "Did this guy organize the process of human-fleshing Hao Weiwei into a thesis?"

However, when she said this, she had only read the beginning. The content that followed opened the eyes of everyone present.

After confirming that Supreme Himself was in the country, the cyber killer screened the content related to weather mentioned by Supreme Himself, such as sunny, rainy, and windy, and looked for places in southern cities where weather conditions overlapped multiple times. ===== CHAPTER 215 =====