Gu Nianzhi dried her hair with a towel and glanced sideways at Huo Shaoheng. She asked in confusion, "… Abnormal person? What do you mean? "
Huo Shaoheng crossed his arms and leaned against the edge of Gu Nianzhi's desk. He explained to her what had happened recently, "… From the feedback from your security personnel, your fall this time was a bit strange."
"Strange?" Gu Nianzhi was even more surprised. "It was just a slippery road on a snowy day. How could it be strange?"
At least she didn't feel like someone was deliberately trying to harm her.
The sanitation worker who fell and avoided the snow plow to avoid hitting the sanitation worker. Gu Nianzhi also avoided the snow plow and accidentally brushed against a piece of floating ice. This kind of thing was normal on a snowy day.
Huo Shaoheng shook his head. "We're not very sure either, so it's just a suspicion. Take a look at this material and tell me if there's a problem."
Huo Shaoheng left after speaking, leaving Gu Nianzhi alone in the room.
Gu Nianzhi picked up the hairdryer and dried her hair as she quickly read the material.
The material wasn't long, only three pages, but it was very informative.
Gu Nianzhi knew that she had security personnel around her, but she was still a bit surprised to see that her daily activities were clearly observed.
She silently read through the entire document, and her brows furrowed.
Huo Shaoheng was right. There really was something fishy!
If it weren't for these people secretly observing her, it wouldn't have been easy to find clues.
Gu Nianzhi recalled the last two accidents. The first was the bicycle.
There were no suspicious people on the road at the time.
She clearly saw two groups of people walking from both ends of the road. When she passed between them, no one deliberately pushed her.
The accident could almost be described as "when the conditions are right, success will follow."
Later, she was saved by a young man on a skateboard. It was an accident because that person turned out to be her security personnel.
And this time, the accident that seriously injured her tailbone was the same.
A series of seemingly unrelated events finally led to her injury.
According to the situation described in the material, if her security personnel hadn't stepped in and sat her down, the back of her head would have hit the rock garden.
Gu Nianzhi knew very well how important the back of the brain was to the human body.
If something really happened to that part of her body, she would be a cripple even if she lived.
If Gu Nianzhi's previous bicycle incident could be described as an "accident," then this snowy fall could be described as "intentional murder."
But if it was really murder, then the mastermind was too powerful.
It was as if he hadn't made a move at all and had only cleverly made use of some unexpected events to lead to the final result.
Gu Nianzhi rubbed her knees with lingering fear.
Who could be so powerful?
What method did he use to make use of this chain of events to achieve this result?
Naturally, Gu Nianzhi also thought of the word "probability."
Her computer skills were very solid, and she didn't just know how to apply them.
In order to master computer science, one must not be bad at mathematics.
Gu Nianzhi's mathematics was completely self-taught in the Special Operations Forces base. However, from the age of 13, it only took her two years to learn all the mathematics subjects by herself, including advanced mathematics such as calculus during her university days.
Probability was a mathematical concept and an important part of statistics.
She was no stranger.
When she realized that these seemingly scattered events could actually achieve an unexpected result when combined, Gu Nianzhi subconsciously wanted to calculate the probability of various events happening.
In statistical terms, it was the probability of various events happening.
Then, she used a formula or algorithm to link the probability of these different events happening and calculated under what circumstances which events could happen in a coherent manner. When they happened in a coherent manner, what would be the result?
Gu Nianzhi was fascinated by her own thinking. She didn't care that her hair was still wet and immediately turned on the computer in the house. She opened the program and began to write a computer program to calculate.
…
At that moment, in a small building in the Yu Mountain Villa District, Ishihara and his grandson were sitting opposite each other and drinking.
There was a short long table in front of each of them. It was filled with Japanese snacks, fruits, and sake.
Ishihara Taro knelt behind the long table and raised his glass to the old man. "Grandfather, Gu Nianzhi can escape this time, but she won't be able to escape next time. Don't worry, when we find the hospital she's staying in, I will have an even more powerful backup waiting for her."
The old man was full of smiles and said emotionally, "Taro, you were really too powerful this time. Is Gu Nianzhi's injury very serious?"
Although she didn't die immediately, it was said that she was seriously injured and was dragged away by an ambulance. Many people saw it with their own eyes. It was said that her tailbone was severely damaged and she couldn't move. She was tied up with a belt on the stretcher in the ambulance. There were photos as proof.
Ishihara Taro said proudly, "I calculated the reaction force she received at that time. It was almost enough to make her entire spine pop out of her body. A serious spinal dislocation and a serious bone fracture will make her spend the rest of her life in a hospital bed. "
They had already skillfully killed a person in the hospital. It was too easy to kill a paraplegic like Gu Nianzhi.
The old man obviously thought so too and praised Ishihara Taro. "Taro, if your father was still alive, I don't know how happy he would be."
"Grandfather, you're too kind. I spent five years to figure out the pattern and came up with a preliminary algorithm. There's still a long way to go, "Ishihara Taro said sincerely. "But I will come up with an algorithm that will never be wrong as soon as possible. That way, we can use it to do more things."
If he could find all the mistakes, they wouldn't have to worry about money anymore.
The problem with his algorithm was that it couldn't cover everything, so it worked sometimes.
This wasn't a big problem when it came to dealing with people, because if it failed, they could just try again. As long as they succeeded once and killed the other party, everything would be fine.
But it couldn't be used in other areas, such as the stock market. That was because even if they succeeded 99 times, as long as they failed once, they could very well go bankrupt.
Therefore, at the moment, his algorithm was not enough to create real wealth for the company.
He could only help the company clear the obstacles first before he could fight for precious time and funds for his research to perfect his algorithm. He had to have zero tolerance for mistakes.
…
Huo Shaoheng was in his room dealing with work. He lost track of time when he was busy.
He raised his wrist to look at his watch. It was already five in the afternoon. It was time for dinner.
It should have been seven or eight hours since he brought Gu Nianzhi back in the morning, right?
Gu Nianzhi hadn't come to look for him even once.
Huo Shaoheng was a bit puzzled.
He turned off the computer and stood up from his desk. Huo Shaoheng first turned on the intercom to call the orderly.
"Did Miss Gu go out today?" Huo Shaoheng asked.
The orderly quickly replied, "No, Huo Shao, Miss Gu didn't even eat lunch."
Huo Shaoheng froze.
He often forgot to eat lunch, but Gu Nianzhi rarely did.
What was going on?
Huo Shaoheng strode out of his room and went to Gu Nianzhi's room across the street.
Opening the door to Gu Nianzhi's bedroom, Huo Shaoheng saw Gu Nianzhi sitting in front of the computer and staring intently at the screen.
The computer flashed with a blue light, and a series of numbers and symbols jumped on the screen. Gu Nianzhi's delicate fingers quickly typed out a long formula.
She seemed to be calculating.
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