It was difficult for ordinary people to imagine his passion when he was young. To follow up on the black coal incident, he pretended to be a homeless man and let the gang kidnap him to do hard labor.

After suffering such hardships and paying some price, Zhu Ji successfully sent the gang to eat prison food.

Wei Yuanzhi often heard Zhu Ji mutter: I was also passionate when I was young.

Wei Yuanzhi always thought it was just talk, after all, Zhu Ji never specifically said what he did, but he didn’t expect Editor Zhu to ask the anchor.

Wei Yuanzhi looked at Zhu Ji in disbelief: “Editor-in-chief, why don’t you say anything?”

“What?” Zhu Ji touched his leg: “When I escaped that time, my leg was broken, and so was my right hand. Fortunately, I was able to type on the keyboard later, otherwise I couldn’t write the manuscript with this hand. Now society is much more developed, with cameras and many enthusiastic people. You don’t need to work as hard as we do. You just need to let the people read the newspaper more and be willing to provide clues.”

So Zhu Ji always asked young people to think more about how to write manuscripts that were contagious, and not always use perfunctory or emotionless gorgeous words. If the article was written to touch people’s hearts, it would have unexpected effects.

Wei Yuanzhi always thought that Zhu Ji was born left-handed, but he didn’t expect there to be such a thing.

“I’ll recommend a Chinese medicine doctor to you.” Lu Yunyao borrowed the other party’s pen and paper and wrote down a string of contact information, which she saw from Lu Junyi: “Chinese medicine is much more effective nowadays. You can try it.”

Zhu Ji said: “Thank you.”

Zhu Ji didn’t believe in Chinese medicine, probably because the Chinese medicine practitioners he always met were unreliable, but he was completely convinced by what Lu Yunyao said.

“Your daughter was naughty and lost a family album.” Lu Yunyao wrote down an address: “You go to this scrap collection place. There is a big album of your family on his shelf. You look a little different from before. I suggest you bring your wedding photos or the pen name seal you once engraved before you go to get it. You can also bring your daughter.”

For Zhu Ji, the most important thing in his first half of life was the album. He felt sad for a long time because his daughter accidentally lost it, but he didn’t want to make his daughter sad and had to comfort her instead. Now he has the hope of finding it again, and he was happier than if his leg could be cured.

“Thank you, thank you.” Zhu Ji bowed deeply.

When he left the Capital University, the first thing Zhu Ji did was go to the scrap station to find his album.

The old man who picked up the album was as serious and responsible as Lu Yunyao said. He looked at the photos for a long time and didn’t find any connection between the current Zhu Ji and the young Zhu Ji.

“There is a love letter at the back. Why don’t you write a few words?”

Zhu Ji and his wife used to be pen pals. The romantic letters made them fall in love. Logically, handwriting was also a good way to identify, but Zhu Ji’s right hand can only sign.

He didn’t know whether to laugh or cry, so he asked the old man to keep it for him, and he would go back to get the seal and marriage certificate.

After a trip back and forth, it was already evening. The old man waited for Zhu Ji to come over while eating.

This time, Zhu Ji’s daughter also came.

After seeing Zhu Ji’s daughter, the old man didn’t check other information this time. Zhu Ji’s daughter inherited the appearance of the couple, with his wife’s curved eyebrows and eyes, and when she smiled, she looked like two crescent moons.

“You have to keep it well in the future.” The old man smiled and said: “I have collected a lot of old photo albums from scraps. I don’t want to deal with them. I think someone may have accidentally left them when moving. These are all precious memories.”

That night, Zhu Ji and his daughter looked at the photo albums. Some memories that Zhu Ji had forgotten were revived by talking to his daughter.

After looking at the photos, he read the letters.

Zhu Ji originally thought that the news of interviewing Lu Yunyao would be difficult to write, but he got the inspiration after reading the letters.

True feelings were always the most touching. He only needs to describe the live broadcast of the abduction truthfully.

Especially in the story of Liu Dazhi’s wife, there was still a lack of relief for bringing criminals to justice. He thought that he could use touching words to evoke the true feelings of the people and ask them to help solve a case more than ten years ago and find the criminal group that disappeared or was still committing crimes.

Because he wanted to interview Liu Dazhi, Zhu Ji’s report took another day to complete and was broadcast in the daily newspaper on September 5.

Almost everyone in the computer department has a copy of the Capital Daily Newspaper, including teachers and counselors in the department.

This story was tear-jerking, and at the end, people were called upon to provide clues to the newspaper.

During the intermission of military training, Bao Rujun and others asked Lu Yunyao: “Fairy, you are not in this report.”

The three people in dormitory 601 thought that it was an interview with Lu Yunyao, but in fact, there were only a few mentions of Lu Yunyao.

“That’s enough.” Lu Yunyao said with a smile: “Editor Zhu did what I couldn’t do.”

The impact of the video was greater than that of the text. Sometimes it was enough to just watch it, but the text has its unique delicacy. Whenever people are alone, those emotions come to mind. Zhu Ji’s report hit people’s hearts directly, making the letters mailed to the newspaper fall like heavy snow, and there was indeed key information mixed in it, which helped the Public Security Bureau solve the case.

When Zhu Ji’s text was published in the newspaper, Lu Yunyao’s merits were floating, but when it was ten o’clock, the sky suddenly turned dark.

The Capital Public Security Bureau always releases announcements at 10 o’clock. Lu Yunyao knew without taking out her phone that all the DNA results must have been announced.

The clouds were heavy, and the instructor blew the whistle. He said unwillingly: “I thought we could practice for a while longer, but it’s going to rain. Go back. There will be a housekeeping inspection in the afternoon. You go back and tidy up.”

The students in military training cheered, but the key person who caused thunder and lightning didn’t need to tidy up her house. She returned to her rental house.

Transforming merit into spiritual energy, and advancing to the second level of the foundation building, Lu Yunyao sent a message to Cui Xiaoxiao. It happened she had free time this afternoon. She has spare energy, it would be better to start a random live broadcast now.

Cui Xiaoxiao quickly replied with an OK emoticon.

Lu Yunyao posted a simple announcement on her Doudou homepage and started the live broadcast on time at noon. Lu Yunyao gave her live broadcast a name – a random live broadcast.

The moment Lu Yunyao sent the short video, the number of comments soared.

[I thought the master would have her live broadcast studio. The live broadcast room’s name has been changed, and now it has become a random live broadcast. It would be nice if there were more random live broadcasts.]

[I’ll call my friends to watch it together.]

[I hope there will be interesting live broadcasts later.]

After sending the message, Lu Yunyao took seeds from the balcony.

She planted small cabbage, Shanghai green, chili peppers, tomatoes, and other crops on the balcony. The number was not large, but with her spiritual energy supply, it would take root and sprout again soon after picking.

The favor of the Little Heavenly Dao to her was also reflected in these foods. When the Little Heavenly Dao felt the soil was too dry, it personally gave the potted plants water.

After making a dish of green vegetable noodles and washing the dishes and chopsticks, Lu Yunyao put her mobile phone on the balcony bracket and started live broadcasting.