I opened my phone and compared it with the photo above, only to find that the photo was exactly the same.

The only difference is that the photo above is in color, and the dean is on his shoulder, a patient in a blue and white hospital gown.

However, the photo in my hand became black and white, and the patient's position became Chen Hao.

Now that I understand that the photo at hand is photoshopped, I have an answer to the question of whether it is a fake one.

Chen Hao directly made black and white processing in order to fake, or it was not easy to see.

I took a comparison photo with my mobile phone, what is Chen Hao's purpose?

And how he recruited students in the name of Concord has become a mystery.

What is even more inexplicable is how Chen Hao can be so familiar with the prison, and have dealings with other hospitals and even some doctors.

I remembered that there seemed to be a computer in the basement room outside the makeshift operating room, which seemed to be used to register information about the corpses in the morgue.

That computer should also be the hospital's computer, and it uses the same network as the hospital.

I began to wonder if I was Chen Hao would do something with that computer, and I went down to the basement thinking about it.

The door is open, Chen Hao said before that it has been opened for me.

I walked in, walked through the morgue from the side and into the makeshift operating room.

I turned on the computer next to me without going in, and I was stumped by the need for a password to boot it for a moment.

After looking around, I opened the cabinets under the computer desk.

The second cabinet contains the login password and service account, and this computer is not a common system.

But the system seems to be based on the old XP system, and after booting up, I entered the server account and password into the list and logged in to the hospital intranet.

Several medical program interfaces, I directly alt and CAPS pressed together.

Sure enough, the background desktop was cut off, and there was actually a QQ on the desktop.

The old version, I clicked on QQ.

Directly have an account that remembers the password.

When I opened it, it was the QQ of Union Hospital, and it seemed to be an intranet work number.

I opened QQ mailbox, there are a lot of spam emails, but I don't see any useful emails.

At the moment, this mailbox can still receive many interview emails, and I searched for my resume in the massive interview emails but found that I couldn't find it.

I didn't find it after searching, and I didn't find my resume in the QQ mailbox of Concord?

Presumably, they have all been cleaned up, or they are not kept locally.

At this moment, I was suddenly glad that I was not the kind of novice who played with the computer in the sea, and I saw something in the recycle bin.

Click on it, and there are indeed dense documents inside, pull down the desktop and open a few interview messages.

I saw mine in it, and it was obvious that Chen Hao used this computer to log in to the QQ of Union Hospital.

And directly asked for more than a dozen interview form information on it, and then all of them were called for interviews.

I also found a TXT file in it, which is exactly what was written about the admission.

In just a few sentences, thinking about it, it is completely different from the content of other hospitals.

Even if the interview is not successful, other hospitals are long-winded, but this Concord's admission email is only a few words.

It seems like I'm about to uncover it, but I still don't know a lot.

I started flipping through every folder on this computer, browsing through the intranet data.

As the minutes ticked by, I saw an ORD file in a folder.

Inside is a private seal of Union Hospital, and the bright red color tone is particularly conspicuous.

Thinking about it, is Chen Hao splicing this fake seal on some supporting documents and then printing it on the computer?

Just as I was looking for deeper evidence, my phone rang.

I looked at my phone, and the call came from Chen Hao.