After Ethan Li entered the password he received, the encrypted space was successfully opened. The e-book documents that Adrian Fang recommended to Ethan Li were very conspicuous, and the top ones were there, but when Ethan Li looked at the time, he realized that they were uploaded just a few hours ago. Didn't he say that they were available?
Ethan Li raised his eyebrows in surprise, checked all the boxes, and clicked download. Although their house was shabby, the rent included the internet, but it was shared with two other families, so the speed was sometimes fast and sometimes slow. This was also part of the reason why he died from playing online games before. Just like now, it took half a day for the progress bar to run for a file.
While waiting, Ethan Li was bored and looked through the things in the lemon tree. He found that except for a small half of the encrypted space that contained data, the remaining half was actually some records, just like a diary or travel notes.
Ethan Li randomly clicked on an article. It seemed to be written by Adrian Fang when he and several classmates visited a well-known domestic Internet company in his sophomore year. He took pictures of the working environment, company landscape, various welfare facilities, etc. along the way. The descriptive sentences he used were not colorful, but just average. However, the content was detailed and thorough, and it could still allow interested colleagues to learn a lot of information. He was not as taciturn and distant as he seemed.
Scrolling to the end, Ethan Li saw a group photo of the group, which included Liam Wang and Max Zhao. Adrian Fang was of course there too, but he was not standing in the middle. Instead, he was sitting at the very back of the second row. However, his external advantages were so obvious that at a glance, one's eyes could only be fixed on his face from beginning to end.
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