Even the most complex multiple-choice questions can be answered with a single stroke.

So the answer came out very quickly.

Activity value was eliminated first with 51 votes, while wealth value and health value each received 70 votes, resulting in a tie.

Choose again?

"I think we could combine wealth and health scores," someone suggested.

Immediately, someone chimed in: "That's right, this is indeed a good method. We can first use wealth points as a basis to filter out, say, 30 million people, and then select enough people who meet the criteria from among them, and then use health points for a second screening."

"You can do it the other way around: first use health value to filter, then use wealth value for a second filter."

"Actually, referring to activity level is also a good method. Generally, those with lower activity levels tend to have higher IQs and are older, which makes them more suitable for the requirements there."

"I also have theoretical support for this point. People who watch live streams every day will experience a decline in IQ, and as they get older, they will gradually lose interest in live streams and interacting with them."

"Activity level can be used as a separate criterion for filtering specific targets."

"I agree with using a comprehensive approach."

"Use at least two; the effect will definitely be better than choosing just one."

"Moreover, by using a mixed approach, we can deal with the outside group to the greatest extent possible, which will also minimize the impact of the special water supply."

"That's right. More than 90% of these people outside have personal wealth of less than 100,000 Sunshine Coins, and their current health is also very poor."

"It can indeed achieve multiple benefits at once."

"I also agree with using a comprehensive approach."

Alright, the problem of genetically modified humans is solved.

Then, everyone unanimously ignored the last question.

The chairperson of the Resource Coordination Committee was pleased: "Today, everyone pooled their wisdom and efforts to solve several major problems, and according to regulations, we should reward those who have made contributions."

Well!

No one really knew that attending a meeting, saying a few words, and casting a few votes could actually earn you a reward. So everyone started to look forward to it.

However, the original members of the Resource Coordination Committee looked ashen-faced.

This wasn't the first time they'd encountered this tactic. First, they'd name someone a lucky one, then someone who excelled in the assessment—it seemed like a good thing either way, but what was the result?

Fortunately, their quota for this year has been filled, and the remaining spots will be selected from among these people.

With fewer than two hundred people, the probability of selecting 97 is extremely high.

So, that group of people excitedly thought they had won some kind of global honor, only to realize it was a huge trap when they died.

......

Finally, an hour after more than ten million people outside had been detoxified, people began to return in batches.

"Returning" is the official explanation; in any case, what everyone saw was groups of people disappearing before their eyes. It seemed as if they came in the same way and went back in the same way.

Fang Heng actually arrived relatively early because he bought the special-supply water through the mall, and he was poisoned a few minutes earlier than others. But by chance, most of the people had "returned" by now, while he was still here.

I tried it and found that I couldn't stream live anymore, but I could still watch other people's live streams.

To pass the time and relieve his anxiety, Fang Heng started watching other people's live streams.

He had just turned 200 two months ago, and with the generous donations he received recently, he had successfully reached level 20. So, after entering the live stream, he directly searched for "Chasing the Wind Boy's" live stream.

Since Li Lechen couldn't find anything interesting in the mall, he returned to the live stream room and started live streaming how he used a mousetrap to catch mice.

There are two main types of mousetraps. One type is the spring type, which means that when a mouse goes to the mousetrap to eat, it triggers the mechanism, the spring bounces back quickly, and the clamp traps the mouse.

The second type is the trap type, where mice climb into the cage to eat, but once inside, they can't get out.

Li Lechen used the latter method.

This ensures that the mouse is intact and without any injuries.

The reason for ensuring the rats are intact and uninjured is that someone offered 5 billion for a rat that might be caught.

[If the streamer can catch a male and a female mouse, I can add another 10 billion to the 5 billion for each mouse.]

The audience watched as a special comment about bidding 5 billion had just appeared, and now another special comment appeared.

The ID of the permanent resident of the safe zone who posted these two comments is impressive: "Man-made." However, after a little deduction, Li Lechen guessed that it was probably a guy who works in genetics.

Li Lechen wasn't actually selling rats for money; he just hadn't expected rats to be available for sale. More importantly, he was wondering what would happen if he sold the rats into the future.

Although rats are not good things, they should be considered good things in a future where even rats are gone, right?

Although there were many people in the live stream, everyone seemed to be watching attentively. In addition, every now and then a permanent resident of the safe zone would come up and send a couple of exclusive comments, making the comment section surprisingly quiet.

Since the goal is to catch the rat alive, bait must be placed in the trap.

Li Lechen didn't know what would attract the rats, so he put out several different things: cookies, chocolate, apple chunks, leftover rice balls, popcorn, a satiating pill, and an antidote for the satiating pill.

The reason I added the "Fullness Pill" and its antidote was because I heard a dog barking downstairs. I remembered that Wang Dazhuang's dog and the professor's dog both liked to eat Fullness Pills, and I thought that maybe they would have a different kind of aroma that would attract animals, so I added them on the spot.

[Besides rats, does the streamer sell any other animals?]

Suddenly, another exclusive comment popped up.

"Boss Lin Sen, what kind of animal do you want?"

Li Lechen has also adapted to local customs, and now he calls people "big boss" very naturally.

I don't like rats, and they'd be useless to me anyway. I just want to buy a few nice-looking and useful animals to keep as pets.

Dog? Or cat?

Li Lechen thought that there were quite a few people who kept these two kinds of animals, and they were not hard to find. Even if there were no stray dogs or cats, they could be bought at the flower and bird market.

Unexpectedly, Lin Sen repeatedly refused: "It's too big for me. I can't afford to raise it. What if it dies? I'd be devastated!"

For something smaller, then... "a goldfish or a turtle?"

"I don't want anything that swims in the water, I want something that can fly." Lin Sen was quite picky.

I want the turtle; I've heard turtles can live longer than people.

Another exclusive bullet comment.

Obviously, only permanent residents of the safe zone can be discussed to the point of buying and selling animals. Generally, you can't even talk about raising animals without having tens of billions of dollars, after all, a single rat is already worth 5 billion dollars.

"Things that can fly..." Li Lechen thought for a moment, "There are butterflies and bees."

[Aren't there any birds? Mo Longao said he saw bird droppings when he visited you last time.]

I want a bird!

Speak of the devil and he appears; Mo Longao succinctly stated in three words: he wanted to buy a bird.