Upon hearing this, Liu Kai gained a new understanding of the leaders of these capitalist countries once again.

If the situation were different...

If Qiu Xingzhou had bought such a castle with his own money, he would probably have been drowned in the spittle of the common people long ago.

The castle looked quite well maintained; the several-meter-thick ice outside did not exist here.

The area was brightly lit, with bonfires lit everywhere, bringing the temperature back to a level acceptable to normal people.

Seeing this uniquely styled and magnificent castle, Liu Kai felt a little excited about the upcoming banquet.

However, this glimmer of hope quickly turned into a pair of eye rolls.

Looking at the dense array of knives, forks, and wine glasses on the table, and the plates filled with salad and steak.

There were even several servants grilling meat on a barbecue grill not far from the main table.

Liu Kai was numb.

Is this a state banquet? They use barbecue as a state banquet?

The food standards in Chinese prisons are much higher than this.

The middle-aged colonel and the rest of the delegation didn't seem to care what they ate; they were busy talking with the Australian president.

Liu Kai, however, was holding a knife and fork, finding it difficult to take a bite.

However, the common saying among Chinese people is "Since we're already here."

So Liu Kai decided to try the kangaroo meat in front of him, which looked pretty good.

He took a bite, encouraged by the beautiful translator's gaze.

Liu Kai instantly regretted it, regretting why he had come to this place to suffer.

The texture is like both chicken and beef, slightly dry and with a gamey smell that has not been processed at all.

It's not even as good as the West Lake Fish in Vinegar Sauce that he ate when he traveled back then.

Although I don't quite like these obsequious people, I don't want to make the atmosphere too tense.

After all, his main task this time was to remain inconspicuous.

So he didn't vomit it up and forced himself to swallow the kangaroo meat.

After that, he stopped using his knife and fork, having given up all hope of eating these white meals that even dogs wouldn't touch.

They then turned their attention to the middle-aged colonel and the Australian president who were talking.