The voice on the phone immediately asked about what Jiang Ling'er had just told Jiang Songbai. "Yes, that's right. We just acquired a pasture in Chaganle'er Grassland in Inner Mongolia not long ago, but it wasn't bought; it was leased. It's impossible to buy a pasture on the grassland now," Jiang Songbai replied in a low voice.

"Alright, now listen to me. Immediately return the grassland usage rights to the government. Buried beneath that grassland is a Mongolian totem treasure. Many foreign rebels are very interested in that grassland. You don't need to ask about the specifics, just do as I say!" The old man's booming voice was clearly audible even to Jiang Ling, who was sitting to the side. Both of them were immediately shocked. "A Mongolian totem treasure? Could this be the problem with the grassland that Li Jia mentioned?"

Without much thought, Jiang Songbai accepted his old friend's arrangement without hesitation and immediately picked up the phone to dial the National Land Resources Management Office. "Hello, I need to speak with Brother Fang. It's extremely urgent. Thank you!"

Ten minutes later, the call was finally connected. Jiang Songbai briefly explained his meaning to the person on the other end of the line. Director Fang on the other end immediately warmly arranged a time for a detailed discussion with Jiang Songbai. After hanging up, Jiang Songbai and Jiang Ling looked at each other and asked, "How did he know?"

Almost in unison, they asked the question. Jiang Songbai was shocked by Li Jia's strategic planning in this matter. Jiang Ling looked at her grandfather with pride and said, "Li Jia is very capable. Don't be fooled by his appearance. Even I have no clue about his identity. His background is even cleaner than yours or mine. But I also believe that he is not an ordinary person."

Hearing Jiang Ling's words, Jiang Songbai nodded. "Your thinking is clear and meticulous, which is not something an ordinary person can do. Alright, Grandpa won't interfere in your private affairs, hehe, don't worry." After saying that, Jiang Songbai flicked Jiang Ling's nose, then turned around and asked Miller outside the house to book plane tickets. He then got up and slowly walked into the bedroom, leaving Jiang Ling sitting on the sofa with her head tilted, lost in thought.

Two hours later, Jiang Songbai boarded a plane to Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, to return the rented grassland to the state. This was undoubtedly the best solution to the matter. No matter how powerful the mole was, he would not easily go against a country. After the plane landed at Hohhot Baita Airport, without any delay, Jiang Songbai went directly to the Inner Mongolia Land and Resources Bureau and met Director Fang, whom he had spoken to on the phone. Under Director Fang's guidance, he met Director Batel, who was already waiting in the office.

After briefly explaining his purpose, Jiang Songbai quickly completed the paperwork with astonishing efficiency. The Inner Mongolian government must have been informed of this as well. This totem treasure belonging to the Mongolian people would naturally not be allowed to fall into the hands of outsiders, given the strong sense of national identity among the Mongolians. After the paperwork was completed, Jiang Songbai breathed a sigh of relief, feeling a weight lifted from his heart. After spending one night in Hohhot, he flew back to City B.

The whole matter seemed to have come to an end, but what Jiang Songbai didn't know was that although what he did was the best choice, it also directly angered the mole. The mole was originally entrusted by someone to obtain that grassland, and then he found out that the right to use the grassland was in Jiang Songbai's hands, which led to this series of seemingly amazing events, with the purpose of obtaining that grassland without people paying attention.

Now that the grassland has returned to the government's hands, the mission has essentially failed. To compensate for the losses, the mole paid a large sum of money. Money was not important to them, but the damage to the organization's reputation was, and this debt was placed on Jiang Songbai's shoulders.

In the days to come, Jiang Songbai will likely not have a single day of peace...