In order to eat, I signed a contract with the system

Chapter 166 Blue Life and Death Love - Core Love Ending

When Xin Ai returned to the United States but was stopped by Yin's father when she got off work, Xin Ai realized that she had somewhat underestimated the inertia of the plot in the past two years because the male and female protagonists had died.

She didn't want to get entangled with Yin's father on the roadside, nor did she intend to admit her identity. She just wanted to find a way to get rid of Yin's father and signaled Yin's father to go with her to the restaurant next door.

After sitting down, Father Yin was so excited that he wanted to grab Xin Ai's hand, and he kept emphasizing in Korean: "Xin Ai, you are really Xin Ai!"

Of course Xin Ai didn't pretend not to understand Korean and insisted on replying in English: "Sorry, I don't know what you are talking about?"

Father Yin took out the paternity test and motioned Xin Ai to look at it while explaining in English: "I have a daughter who disappeared more than ten years ago."

"The last time you went to Korea, I happened to find that you looked very familiar. After careful identification, I found that you looked very similar to my missing daughter. I wanted to find my daughter so much that I secretly got your hair and did a paternity test."

Xin Ai really didn't expect that Father Yin would find something wrong with her appearance. Logically speaking, after her soul was optimized, although there were still some shadows of the original owner, under normal circumstances people would only think that there were some similarities. She didn't expect that Father Yin would actually suspect it.

Xin Ai suspected that it was due to the influence of the plot revision. In the original plot, Xin Ai also returned to South Korea and worked in Han Tae-sik's hotel. She never returned to South Korea in her life until Shin Yoo-mi and Han Tae-sik got married, and their wedding venue happened to be in Han's hotel.

Anyway, no matter what Yin's father says, Xin Ai will not admit it. Even if there is a paternity test, she just doesn't know him.

Xin Ai looked at the paternity test indifferently, and said to Yin's father who was looking at her expectantly, "I'm sorry, sir, I don't know where you got this paternity test, and I don't believe the result. From what I remember, I have always lived in the United States, and my biological parents should be Chinese."

"Besides, I'm an adult now. I don't know what you want to do. I don't need you anymore. Please don't bother me anymore. Goodbye!"

Xin Ai left after she finished speaking, but Yin's father still refused to give up. As Xin Ai's body had not been found, everyone believed that Xin Ai had been washed away to some unknown place along the river. Now Yin's father began to suspect that Xin Ai had not died at all, but had lost her memory due to an accident.

"As long as we can find the person who brought Xin Ai to the United States, I'm sure we can convince Xin Ai of her identity."

Father Yin has now rekindled his goal in life, and he begins to contact all the relatives and friends he can to help investigate Xin Ai's origins.

Although Xin Ai used hacking technology to create a fake identity, she did make some additional settings over the years to perfect this identity.

According to Xin Ai's supplement, Xin Ai is a child born to a Chinese couple from Fujian, China while working in the United States. Since the Chinese couple themselves did not have a U.S. green card, Xin Ai had always lived with the couple in Chinatown. It was not until Xin Ai was in junior high school that she applied for U.S. citizenship.

This couple is real, but they didn't actually have any children, and they died in an accident before Xin Ai came.

Xin Ai packaged the money she got from the Yin family as compensation for an accident involving a Chinese couple and passed it on to the public, making it completely impossible for Yin's father to find out what was going on.

So Xin Ai never cared about Yin's father, but continued to focus on her own life, until later Han Tae-seok and Shin Yoo-mi brought Yin's father to find Xin Ai.

Xin Ai looked at Shin Yoo Mi and Han Tae Seok with some impatience. It seemed that she had given too much face to these two people.

As soon as Shen Youmei saw Xin Ai's expression, she knew that Xin Ai was angry, so she quickly apologized and explained: "Xin Ai, don't be angry, this time there is really something wrong, Xin Ai."

"Xin Ai, it's true. We have found out the truth." Han Tae-sik knew how much Shin Yoo-mi cared about her friend Xin Ai, so he hurried forward to help.

Xin Ai became interested and motioned for them to explain.

Father Yin took out a lot of documents and pointed to one of them and said, "I found out that your parents, the Chinese couple, happened to be traveling in Korea when you had the accident."

"Here and here it is recorded that they had no children."

Looking at the paper documents in Yin's father's hand, Xin Ai was helpless. The hacker's skills were powerful, but this was a time when paper documents were more frequently used, and she had indeed been negligent.

At present, Yin's father has completely recalled the whole process. He believed that after Xin Ai jumped into the river, she was rescued by a Chinese couple who happened to be traveling in South Korea. Coincidentally, Xin Ai had just lost her memory. The Chinese couple had no choice but to adopt Xin Ai and took her to the American Embassy to apply for an identity certificate and passport, and then took Xin Ai back to the United States.

The name Xin Ai may have been deliberately retained because the Chinese couple saw the news and knew Xin Ai's identity.

No matter how Yin's father proved it, Xin'ai was still unwilling to accept him. She took out the news from that year and asked Yin's father: "Even if I am that Xin'ai, I am not your child, am I?"

"Anyway, that Xin Ai has returned her life to you, please don't bother me anymore!"

Yin's father could never get Xin'ai's recognition. He always traveled between the United States and South Korea, spending half of his time accompanying Yin's mother and the other half watching Xin'ai from afar.

Since then, Xin Ai naturally distanced herself from Shin Yoo Mi and Han Tae Seok. Shin Yoo Mi regretted it very much. She just thought that it might be a good thing to find family for Xin Ai, but she didn't expect Xin Ai to be so disgusted.

Later, Shen Youmei read the report again and finally realized why Xin'ai was unwilling to accept Yin's father. When she was so young, she chose that path in order to repay the grace of giving birth to her. Now that she has achieved success, she has to help the person who once gave up on her to force Xin'ai.

After Shin Yoo Mi came to her senses, she felt very regretful. Han Tae Seok tried many times to help Shin Yoo Mi and Xin Ai reconcile, but to no avail. In the end, the two could only accept Xin Ai's attitude of giving up on me once and never forgiving me.

This approach also applies to Yin's father. Xin Ai has been living in the United States, and Yin's father gradually realized from Xin Ai's attitude that there is no way Xin Ai will turn back, and he returned to South Korea in despair.

After Yin's father and mother passed away, they gave all their properties to Xin Ai. Xin Ai sneered but did not refuse. Things originally belonged to Xin Ai, and she couldn't just give them up for the money just because she wanted to divide them up.

However, Xin Ai no longer lacked money. She chose to donate the Yin family's inheritance to poor girls in the mountainous areas of China to support their schooling. She also gave part of the reward to the bad brother, thanking him for always remembering her and for everything he had done for her.

As for Cui's mother, Xin Ai didn't know what to say, so she just let her think that Xin Ai was dead. Cui Yingxiong got a lot of money from Yin Junxi, enough for them to live a good life.

Xin Ai has always been working hard for the career she likes. She goes to see places she wants to go, does things she wants to do, and meets people she wants to meet. She lives a free and carefree life until the end of her life.