The Beautiful Boss's Personal Bodyguard-Chapter 407

Chen Ting looked at him with a gaze that seemed indifferent, but the killing aura within was definitely present.

Merely discerning her skill level through one move, this expert surpassed her own master by no small margin. In fact, what he said about Jujutsu was exactly the same as what her master had told her. If her body was not too frail, her talent would definitely be top-notch. Unfortunately, sometimes, being fat is also a luxury.

Ye Tian continued to furiously type on the keyboard. He was not very familiar with the systems and secrets here, but concerning the internal network, aside from the Doctor, he knew it best among the Dragon Team members.

The Doctor is a technician in the Dragon Team and a strong pillar in various hacker battles against foreign hackers. His created Spider Strategy made the United States taste bitterness in the Sino-US hacker battle. It also made the United States reassess Huaxia’s cybersecurity and aroused their curiosity about the large-scale and highly effective tactical approach, looking forward with great expectations to the creator of these hacker tactics. There was even an offer made worldwide of "an annual salary of one billion US dollars with guaranteed personal freedom." This condition was very tempting; setting aside the money, just the latter guarantee of personal freedom was enough to attract hundreds of millions. The so-called "guarantee" was like having a ’get-out-of-jail-free’ card from the US— even if you assassinated the president or chairperson of some country, the US would still have your back. In other words, whoever hits you, I’ll hit them for you.

Amazing, right? But the Doctor didn’t even glance at it; he simply pushed up his glasses, turned around, and went to the desolate areas of the northwest with the troops to improve the local network for the country.

Rather gnawing on cold corn buns than enjoying the president’s treatments in the United States.

Back then, when Ye Tian had nothing to do, he and the Doctor had a chat about the cybersecurity of space cabins. The people in the Dragon Team all had a life-or-death relationship, and everyone’s safety was ensured by the Doctor’s global positioning, so everything was discussed without reservations.

Now, that knowledge would come in handy.

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The bespectacled Admiral asked the technician next to him, "How much longer until it’s done?"

"Sir, the networks inside are connected with the outside, what we obtained are copies of the files inside."

"What do you mean?"

"The main server is inside; we can only passively steal and there’s a high chance that the other party will notice and cut off our actions."

The Admiral adjusted his tea-colored glasses and said, "If we can attract enough of their attention, can you steal all these things?"

The technician looked down at the progress bar on the laptop screen, paused and then said, "Time. I need time."

"How much time?"

"At least twenty minutes."

The General thought for a moment, looked back at the soldiers behind him, and said, "I can only give you ten minutes. If the task isn’t completed, figure it out yourself."

After saying that, he ignored the technician and waved his hand at the soldiers behind him, "Prepare for battle!"

There wasn’t just one door to the secret room in the entire space cabin; Ye Tian had already shut down the three protective doors outside the secret room, all controlled through the network, meaning they could only be operated through the computer in Ye Tian’s secret room.

The soldiers behind saw the commander’s order and brought up the explosives they had prepared.

Although the conditions and facilities in this space cabin weren’t great, as a critical national site, the protective measures were definitely top-notch, prioritizing safety over all other requirements. Easy to defend, hard to attack—it was like trying to force through divine punishment.

Everything has a solution, and for a national organization, it’s simple.

Just blow it open.

"They’re starting to blow the door now!"

Seeing that Ye Tian still emotionlessly stared at the computer screen, Chen Ting couldn’t help but remind him.

Ye Tian, without lifting his head, casually said, "Let them blow it; it’s better if this wretched place is flattened. After all, it’s not mine."

One by one, folders started to appear on the screen, yet Ye Tian’s expression did not show a hint of joy. The Red Box wasn’t easy to find; it wasn’t present in the form of a folder and could only be located through the placement of bugs in the program, also known as targeted viruses.

This required skill and more so, time.

The blasting of three doors exchanged for one Red Box—Ye Tian had no confidence at all.

As he typed on the keyboard, the screen continuously displayed different symbols and numbers, filling the entire screen with a dense array of numerical symbols. Chen Ting leaned against the wall, somewhat shocked watching the man who was sweating and bleeding from his forehead; she was very curious about what he was thinking and pondering which nerve had misfired to think of stirring up trouble here.

"Boom!"

A loud noise came from outside, and the lights in the secret room flickered for a moment before returning to normal.

"Did it open?"

Ye Tian did not look up but simply asked. When Chen Ting heard this, she was stunned for a moment, then looked at the screen on the wall, shook her head, realized he couldn’t see her shake her head, and then said, "No, it looks like they are placing the second layer of explosives."

"Mm. You massage your shoulders more, recover faster."

Chen Ting rolled her eyes at him, implying ’You think!’

The sound of typing continued to echo in the room, and Chen Ting became somewhat annoyed, wanting to move but not daring to. She was worried Ye Tian would make a move on her again. At this point, preserving her life was more important.

"If you’re bored, just walk around. Don’t worry, I won’t abandon you. I will take you with me later."

"Hmph, you can’t even ensure your own safety, and you want to take me with you. You better take care of yourself first."

"What, don’t you believe me?"

Chen Ting saw that his tone of voice seemed somewhat confident, and she couldn’t help asking, "Do you really have a way?" After asking, she felt stupid - how could he have a way when the place was already being bombed from outside? Going out would be like walking into a shooting range.

"First tell me, why did you guys kidnap me here."

Instantly, Chen Ting understood what Ye Tian meant.

Ye Tian held direct evidence in his hands that could bring down many high officials, and it wouldn’t matter in whose hands these fell, locally. However, if they were posted online or sent abroad, the repercussions would be enormous— not enough to overthrow the entire country, but enough to cause political turmoil for sure.

Who wouldn’t want to hold the leverage over others? In other words, everyone wants to be the master commanding others, and it indeed is a problem if one doesn’t have some tricks up their sleeve.