Her looks could kill, and her fame has skyrocketed, making her a very popular actress in China.

In her past life, she didn’t have her current achievements; she was even kidnapped, followed by the exposure of various scandalous photos.

For an entertainer, the most important thing is the maintenance of their reputation and personal image.

In the past life, since Mo Leen hadn’t reached a certain level of success, the report on a little person like her was quickly overshadowed by new happenings.

Gu Jin knew about these things because in her past life, she was idle and often read newspapers and watched TV news.

In this life, Mo Leen encountered a similar event to the one in her past life, only the timeline was significantly advanced.

In the meeting room, Cheng Shi’en was also present.

He was one of the directors of the movie Mo Leen was currently filming, his brows knit tightly, "Keep looking! How can a living person just disappear into thin air like this!"

Gu Jin glanced at the high-ranking officials present; none of them looked particularly anxious, as if they didn’t take Mo Leen’s disappearance seriously.

One of the executives spoke up, "Maybe she snuck out to have fun; didn’t a similar situation happen last time? Young people are just irresponsible."

"There was such an incident, last time she sent her assistant away and went out to party alone and got drunk. The company thought something happened to her back then."

"I have some memory of it too, so irresponsible—"

The company’s high-level officials were chatting back and forth.

Listening to their conversation, Gu Jinshen exhaled a breath.

She didn’t know whether Mo Leen was really in trouble this time or if it was just a prank she was pulling on everyone.

Furthermore, she had no idea whether Mo Leen would face the same disgraceful incidents as in her past life.

Suppressing the anger in her heart, she picked up the phone on the table and walked out of the meeting room.

Gu Jin dialed Yu Shuo’s number.

"Master!"

When the call connected, her voice softened a bit, "Yu Shuo, do you have some time?"

"I do. What’s the matter, Master?"

Gu Jin: "I’ve encountered a bit of trouble here."

"What trouble?" came Yu Shuo’s inquiry through the phone receiver.

"Mo Leen is missing, and has been for twenty-four hours. I’ll give you her home address later, can you help me check if there are any suspicious people?"

It’s now 1992.

Nowadays in Beijing, although surveillance cameras are not as widespread as they will be in the future, they’re installed in relatively important places, as well as affluent areas where wealthy people come and go.

Not everyone can access these surveillance cameras.

Gu Jin approached him because Yu Shuo now has some influence within the Beijing government.

After graduating, he stayed in Beijing and chose to enter politics.

His starting point was quite high, honing his skills under the guidance of a Royal Family member, Prince Rong.

To talk about the connection between Prince and Yu Shuo, it all started with young prince Han Xiyuan.

Han Xiyuan is the only offspring of Prince Rong, who once faced an assassination attempt and was besieged by several masterful opponents.

At that time, although he fought valiantly against many adversaries, he was in a sorry state and looked like he was about to be captured when he happened to run into Yu Shuo, who conveniently rescued him.

Prince Rong hadn’t paid much attention to Yu Shuo initially, only sending some expensive gifts to express his gratitude.

Upon investigating Yu Shuo’s identity and background, especially upon learning that his cultivation level had reached Foundation Establishment.

This noble figure then persistently insisted on having his only son apprentice under Yu Shuo.

Han Xiyuan, being a Royal descendant, possessed inherent noble status, yet his cultivation progress had long been stagnant.

His cultivation was all boosted through various medicinal herbs supplemented by Prince Rong with the rare elixirs preserved within the Royal Family.

Yu Shuo’s cultivation level can be said to be the lowest among Gu Jin’s three disciples.