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After giving instructions to Chen Zhi, Jiang Chen turned to Ding Yan and said, "Ding Yan, they are after you because of the information you have, right? There’s a computer here; just upload it online."
"Ah? Do I really have to upload it?" Ding Yan was somewhat shocked. This matter had nothing to do with Jiang Chen, and if this sensitive information were to be posted online, Jiang Chen would truly be dragged into this turmoil.
"Yes, upload it," Jiang Chen replied.
"If you do that, and it’s traced back to your IP address, you’ll be completely involved in this situation. There will definitely be endless troubles ahead. Once you offend others' interests, it’s like severing their hands and feet; they will come after you relentlessly," Ding Yan said seriously.
Jiang Chen smiled, "Even if I were to cut off their heads, they wouldn’t dare complain. Just upload it."
Seeing that Jiang Chen was unconcerned, Ding Yan decided not to insist any longer. She couldn’t hold back her desire to expose the matter; once it was online, it would surely be widely shared.
Ding Yan went to publish the information while Jiang Chen made a call to ask Jiang Luyi to help him buy two tickets to Aodao.
Jiang Chen planned to take Ding Yan to Aodao first to search for her mother’s whereabouts. He wanted Ding Yan to follow him steadily in the future, so he needed to resolve her worries.
In the afternoon, Jiang Chen and Ding Yan set off by plane for Aodao.
Aodao, the Eastern gambling city. Before their departure, Jiang Luyi had been considerate and gave Jiang Chen a HSBC bank card so he could experience the charm of the gambling city.
Jiang Chen had no interest in money, let alone gambling.
By the time Jiang Chen and Ding Yan arrived in Aodao, it was already evening. Jiang Luyi had booked the best hotel for them.
In the hotel room, Ding Yan stood in front of Jiang Chen, hesitating to speak.
"Are you wondering how we’ll find your mother?" Jiang Chen smiled.
Ding Yan nodded nervously.
"It requires a drop of your blood," Jiang Chen said.
"How much?" Without hesitation, Ding Yan extended her hand.
"Just a little will do." Jiang Chen smiled and then pricked Ding Yan's fingertip, drawing out a drop of blood.
The drop of blood floated in the air, vivid and glistening. Ding Yan was somewhat dumbfounded.
"This is enough to find my mother?" Ding Yan found it hard to believe.
"You and your mother are connected by blood; using your bloodline will allow us to locate her. With my current abilities, I can only search within a hundred-mile radius. If your mother is in Aodao, we will definitely find her. The concern is that after all these years, she may have left Aodao. If she’s not here, I can’t search city by city; we’ll have to wait until my cultivation level is higher and my bloodline search can cover the entire planet," Jiang Chen explained.
Ding Yan's mouth slightly opened in shock at Jiang Chen's words. She had never seen such powers before; although she was skeptical, she remained full of hope.
Jiang Chen formed hand seals and infused a strand of life force along with Spiritual Energy into the drop of blood. After refining it, the blood became even more vibrant and full-bodied, resembling a bright red gemstone. Jiang Chen extended his palm, and the blood hovered above his hand as his consciousness focused on it, spreading out across all of Aodao.
Aodao was not large, only about a hundred miles in radius. Jiang Chen's consciousness spread out like his eyes, surveying the entire Aodao under the night sky. If Ding Yan's Mother were also on Aodao, Jiang Chen's consciousness would have been stirred. However, extending his consciousness for just one minute outside consumed more energy than battling a hundred Divine Realm warriors. As Jiang Chen's consciousness spread across Aodao, it did not trigger any response. To be honest, he did not hold much hope for finding Ding Yan's Mother. Twenty years had passed; she might already be dead. Even if she were still alive, it was unlikely she would remain on Aodao. This place was her sorrowful ground, and if she could leave, she would have done so long ago.
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