"Deputy Director Liu, this is going too far!"

At this point, Kazami could no longer hold back and blurted out an extremely rude remark.

He is extremely anxious now.

Those building materials were prepared to military fortification standards; to put it bluntly, it was preparation for a rebellion.

Who knows what other secrets of the Feng family Liu Kai knows?

If we let him keep talking, what will happen?

Qiu Xingzhou was also quite happy at this moment.

Unexpectedly, besides extorting grain, they also gained the unexpected benefit of building materials.

But seeing that Kazami was genuinely angry, he knew the importance of knowing when to stop.

He immediately gave Liu Kai a wink.

Looking at Feng Jianxing, he chuckled and said, "I'm sorry, Patriarch Feng, Deputy Director Liu is still young and doesn't know how to keep his mouth shut. Let's continue with our business."

When Feng Jianxing heard Liu Kai call him "Feng Family Head", he was happy, but that was all he was happy about.

But when he heard Qiu Xingzhou also call him "Feng Family Head", his anger dissipated by more than half.

Because he remembered Qiu Xingzhou's promise again: as long as China exists, the Feng family will always be a powerful and wealthy family.

These days, it's not easy to overthrow a technologically advanced, modern country.

He didn't ask for much, and he didn't have the same ambition as Kazamigawa.

They would be satisfied as long as they could preserve their family's wealth, status, and lives.

So, in the ensuing negotiations, he gradually lost himself in Qiu Xingzhou's repeated calls of "Master Feng".

The details of the surrender were finally finalized.

And it's also for some unspoken reasons.

They even provided intelligence on the personnel of the other two major Destiny Families within China.

However, the value of this intelligence remains to be seen, and its accuracy is certainly not as good as the intelligence about the Feng family.

After all, Kazami Yuki had been under house arrest at the family ancestral home for a year.

Furthermore, due to Liu Kai's betrayal, Feng Jianxing had no choice but to offer "sincerity" to silence Qiu Xingzhou.

They offered up the locations of 22 large granaries belonging to the Feng family in one go.

The total weight of grain stored inside is as high as 15 million tons!

Upon hearing this number, Liu Kai's eyes immediately lit up with envy.

That's a terrifying 15 million tons! Enough to feed the more than 30 million survivors in China for two and a half years.

Compared to that, the 80,000 tons beneath the Feng family's ancestral home are utterly insignificant.

Sure enough, big dog slaughterers make money fast.

Even a tiny grain of sand slipping through the fingers of these people would be enough to sustain an ordinary person until they die.

Moreover, all of this grain is related to Liu Kai.

The amount of "faith" energy that can be contributed is probably an extremely exaggerated level.

Liu Kai wasn't the only one excited; Qiu Xingzhou's eyes lit up with envy.

With a two-and-a-half-year buffer period, the "unfreezing plan" can proceed more smoothly and at a more leisurely pace.

Only by obtaining sufficient data can we effectively avoid mistakes like the one last time where the thawed food overheated.

But.

Kazami's next words undoubtedly poured cold water on everyone's enthusiasm.

Because the information about these grain depots was also from a year ago.

Although the location is extremely secluded, there is almost no possibility of it being stolen.

But after such a long period of natural and man-made disasters, there may also be the relocation and depletion of the Kazami River.

I don't know how many are left that haven't gone moldy.

In addition, the current amount of grain is unknown.

What's even more frustrating is the location of the 22 grain silos.

It's clear that Kazami Yuki's actions are full of selfish motives.

Of all these grain warehouses, only one is located within China's territory.

Moreover, it is located on the border of Tibet Province, where there are very few survivors and the natural environment is extremely harsh.

The rest are concentrated in small countries in West Asia and Southeast Asia.

Even the northern Mongolian kingdom, where conditions were even worse than in Tibet, had several granaries.

These countries are inherently weak, sparsely populated, and technologically underdeveloped.

They nearly perished during the first cold snap, and then faced extreme heat after the thaw, which worsened their situation.

Except for a few survivors who lived close to the Chinese border, who, through sheer willpower and luck, entered Chinese refugee camps and received protection.

There are no living people left in the entire country, let alone government organizations.

It can be said that these countries have now become no-man's-land where anyone can freely enter and exit.

China has always maintained a facade of civility, but civility can't put food on the table.

So they secretly sent people to these countries to search for supplies.

Now, thanks to Kazami's contribution, we can follow the map and find a large amount of grain to transport back to the country.

The reason why it is said that Feng Jianxing has selfish motives is because...

Firstly, after surrendering, the Feng family would become dependent on China, making China their base of operations.

The grain depots he revealed were all located overseas, which undoubtedly allowed him to preserve the strength of his main base to the greatest extent possible.

Secondly, those countries are practically defunct and have extremely poor transportation conditions.

Kazami probably didn't have the ability to transport the grain out, so he simply handed it over to China as a favor.

Qiu Xingzhou remained silent and pondered after hearing this explanation.

After a moment, he felt relieved.

For the authorities, transportation is not a major problem.

Even if only half of them are intact, it is still a great gain.

Moreover, to put it bluntly, the Feng family is easier to control after they surrender.

When food shortages occur again, Qiu Xingzhou has a hundred ways to make Feng Jianxing open his mouth and spit out some of his remaining supplies.

Having said that, let's clarify the surface-level issues.

There is still one fundamental question left: Where exactly is the Feng family's lair?

No matter how much grain reserves or how many networks of influence one possesses, these are merely superficial structures that are of little importance.

The true core of the Feng family lies in that mysterious crystal with divination abilities.

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