Brainoid

"Mom?" There was finally a crack in Qi Mi's cold outer shell. She quickened her pace and trotted to the car. She looked out of the car window and saw that Qi Min was the only one in the car.

"Here you go, get in the car?" Qi Min felt happy when she saw how beautiful her daughter was, "Sit in front."

Qi Mi threw her schoolbag into the back seat, got into the passenger seat and fastened her seat belt. Qi Min raised his hand and touched her head, then turned on the car's automatic navigation.

"Mom, why are you here to pick me up today?" Qi Mi asked.

"Yeah." Qi Min said while controlling the acceleration, "What's wrong? Is it very uncommon?"

"Oh, it's okay." Qi Mi replied a little duplicitously.

It is true that Qi Min doesn't pick her up very often, but Qi Mi didn't show much dissatisfaction before. After she became sensible, she knew that her mother had many important things to do, and it was normal that she didn't have much time to spend with her.

After all - in her perception - her mother Qi Min is the creator of the virtual world, and is like a god to those players with brain-like bodies.

In fact, according to this statement, she herself should be at least a "demigod", or something similar to a princess in the feudal period. But in fact, no one around Qi Mi knew her relationship with the founder of the brain-like body company. She just "hidden her name" in front of an ordinary person.

As for why she wanted to remain anonymous, Qi Mi thought it might be related to her embarrassing life experience.

Qi Mi sat in the car, looking out the window boredly, venting her "secret of life experience" in her mind for the nth time.

Although her mother never said it explicitly, nor hinted it to any extent, Qi Mi already knew that she and her nominal father were not related by blood. In fact, discovering the truth was completely accidental. At that time, Qi Min was only in the third grade of the virtual elementary school, and she was still quite close to her nominal father, Anton. At that time, the school taught about blood types. Qi Mi searched for "blood type" in the brain-like body's own files and found that she had AB blood type. Then when Anton took her to the skating rink in the virtual world, she was curious. I checked Anton's blood type and found that it was type O.

This was nothing at first, but Qi Mi studied the genetic rules of blood types when she was in sixth grade and discovered that it was theoretically impossible for a person with type O blood to give birth to a child with type AB blood.

At that time, Qi Mi felt that this might be a very important matter, but even if she thought about it with her toes, she knew she couldn't talk about it outside.

Fortunately, Qi Mi still knows a little bit about this kind of thing. Before the advent of brainoids, people usually obtained knowledge from the Internet. Although not many people use the Internet for entertainment nowadays, the knowledge therein has survived. Because Qi Mi couldn't easily enter the brain-like body, he still read a lot of content on the Internet in his spare time, especially some popular literary works ten or twenty years ago.

Qi Mi believes that the literary works of that era should be able to reflect the social consciousness of that era, so based on the content of those literary works, it is speculated that Anton, as her mother's legal spouse, should also know the truth. But for people like him who "brought in" to the Qi family, it might not make any difference whether they knew it or not.

(Note: It can be seen from this that Mimi has read those outdated third-rate wealthy family revenge novels as serious literary works, so she has the following very secondary thoughts)

According to the "experience" of those old-era literary works, people like Anton are generally not positive characters. Men who marry high-class women generally have no good intentions. Not to mention that she was not her biological daughter, so it was even harder to believe that Anton would be sincerely kind to her. However, what makes Qi Mi feel good is that Anton has no real power in the brain-like body company, and there is probably no need to worry about something like "usurping the throne" happening in the short term. But what makes her feel bad is that Anton has no flaws at all from any point of view, and even her grandparents trust him very much.

But judging from the fact that Qi Mi was treated as an ordinary twelve-year-old girl and sent to this ordinary physical school, Anton was not without plans. Going to such an ordinary school, she would never learn how to be the heir to one-third of the shares of the Brainoid Company. Qi Mi believes that it may be because of problems with her legs and feet that her mother also feels that she is not qualified to be the future heir, but it is difficult to say whether there is anyone else who is adding to the problem. Since discovering the truth about the blood relationship, Qi Mi paid special attention to the conversation between her mother and Anton, and found that almost every week he would intentionally or unintentionally mention something like "the child cannot be so tired." Obviously, regardless of whether she may inherit the shares of the Brainoid Company in the future, her nominal father is sparing no effort to bring her back to the level of an ordinary twelve-year-old girl.

As for the benefits of this, Qi Mi thinks it is very obvious. Anton may not be able to take the position of CTO of a brain-like body company, but her mother is still young, and they may not have children in the future.

Qi Mi originally didn't really want to be the heir, but now it seems that she feels that what originally belonged to her should not be coveted by others. Even if she does not want to inherit one-third of the Brainoid Company, this should be a decision made by herself and not the result of someone else taking the opportunity away.

"Damn it, do you know how to drive?" Qi Min's curse brought Qi Mi back to reality.

"What's wrong?" Qi Mi asked.

"That silly guy in front of you is so messed up." Qi Min cursed, then realized that he shouldn't say that "modal particle" in front of the children, and quickly added, "But you can't curse, Mimi, don't imitate me."

Hearing what she said, Qi Mi couldn't help but laugh. Her mother is really kind of cute. She probably doesn't know that in this ordinary public brick-and-mortar school, students from ordinary working-class families often say words like "fuck" and "fuck" in private.

However, how did she know that although private schools were mentioned in those novels (because only private schools could have plots where wealthy families could donate money to attend), in fact, before the advent of the era of brain-computer interaction, in addition to the so-called schools that mainly catered to undergraduates going abroad, Among aristocratic schools, public schools account for the majority of key middle schools in Beijing that prepare for the college entrance examination. The physical school she attended has been a key middle school in Beijing twenty or thirty years ago, and Qi Min also graduated from this school. It may be unavoidable that young people are suddenly exposed to swear words widely starting from junior high school.

In fact, it might have been worse when Qi Min was in school than it is now. At that time, there was a very famous rap song called "Beijing Evening News", and maybe a quarter of her class could recite its lyrics in full.

"Beijing Evening News" is actually something I really want to recommend...

And I'm a little afraid that I will become such a bastard in the future...

(However, I am more likely to become a loser...so I'd better silently ask for recommendation votes...)