"Everything is normal."
In conclusion, Louis said, "Therefore, the possibility of being drugged."
"I'm more likely to be influenced by psychological suggestion than by medication."
"Hypnosis?"
Sang Ning continued the conversation.
Louis hummed in agreement. "Yes, apart from the judgment being the most reliable, everything else seems feasible."
Upon hearing this, the person in charge looked at Sang Ning and asked, "You're a medical student, how much do you know about hypnosis?"
Sang Ning really knows his strengths and areas of expertise.
He shook his head. "Sorry, I can't offer my opinion."
The person in charge sighed, "It looks like this is the only way things can be."
"Just accept your bad luck."
Luo Ya sincerely reassured him, "You've already signed a contract with the production team, there's no use thinking about it."
"If you can figure it out, you can still use it."
Emmanuel agreed, but Luo Ya looked at him with a questioning expression, "What's the use?"
"It's been so many years, do you really think you can overturn the case?"
Sang Ning laughed, "They really can overturn a case."
"ah?"
Luo Ya looked bewildered. "The Supreme Court has already ruled, how can it be overturned?"
"Yes, you can."
Sang Ning nodded, "Only evidence, proving that the patent was transferred knowingly, is sufficient."
"There was no evidence, so the matter was dropped."
Sang Ning's words sounded quite regretful, and hearing them made me feel sad again.
He sighed deeply, stood up, and said, "Go play by yourself. I need some peace and quiet now."
With that, he left, looking utterly desolate.
Sang Ning looked at the departing figure, wanting to say something but not knowing what to say, and finally let out a sigh.
"Old Lai also feels pity."
Mu Tao sighed, and Elliott asked, "Where is the pity?"
"Being betrayed by teammates and then coaxed into signing a contract of servitude by the director, is that considered pitiful?"
"What you said certainly holds true, but I didn't consider anything..."
"What?"
Emanuelton, Mu Tao was eager to ask more questions, when she heard him slowly and deliberately say, "If Dao'er had helped back then, according to Lao Lai's situation back then, he would have been able to mine on the Mining Star and drink free nutrient solution."
“(⊙o⊙)…”
Mu Tao's eyes widened suddenly. "Is a fine all it takes?"
Emmanuel countered with a question, "What about a fine?"
Mu Tao, "!!!"
"Damn, I remember now, the fine was for infringing on the patent office's patent rights."
I've figured it out.
Sang Ning breathed a sigh of relief, thinking the topic was over, when Mu Tao added another sentence—
"Oh no, Yueyue feels so sorry for Lao Lai."
Why are we talking about pity again?
"They said it was clearly patented, but they acted like their brains had been hit by a meteorite and transferred the patent."
Speaking of which, she was indignant, "As a beneficiary of a patent, how could you sue the patent holder?"
"For example, a mistake."
Lampson curled his lip in utter disdain, "Only then would you accept other patents for free."
Sang Ning nodded in agreement, saying, "Only then can one do such a thing."
The patent holder knows only how much effort and time was spent developing the patents themselves.
If you can develop your own technology, what's wrong with other patents?
Mu Tao said, "??? I think we've missed the point. The point is that we accepted the patent, but the patent proceeds led to Lao Lai suing us."
Monet said, "No matter what the focus is, you can truly empathize until the event happens in person."
"I felt the best way to empathize, and then immediately ended the conversation."
"The discussion in the park was about Old Lai's sad story."
The statement was correct, and everyone agreed that it made sense.
That concludes the discussion.
The journey of sailing can be boring because of the things to do, but it is quite fulfilling.
Finally, the central satellite arrived.
As the most important planet in the Central Star Region, and also the ruling planet of the entire Mokaz Universe, the Central Star holds an extraordinary position.
The most prosperous economy in the area, if you walk ten miles through the streets, you'll find at least three central government offices, all within the heart of the authoritarian government.
The military headquarters also has a central star.
The Interstellar Force, the Expeditionary Force, and the Garrison Force are all equipped with the forces of the First Army Group to protect the Central Star. The Central Star alone controls six out of the ten military intelligence systems.
The result of their combined military and economic strength is that the central planet is incredibly prosperous.
Even before the starship officially entered port, Sang Ning, standing on the observation deck overlooking the scenery, was utterly awestruck.
It has a stronger sci-fi feel.
If Run Run Star has a fairytale style, then Green Star has an industrial style.
Central Star, on the other hand, takes a science fiction approach.
Towering buildings pierce the clouds, standing side by side.
The densely packed traffic light strips, layered in the air, appear to overlap but are actually interconnected.
Countless hovercars of various shapes and colors traversed the light bands, like a galaxy of stars, yet the sheer number of vehicles caused no traffic congestion whatsoever.
The reverse order of the driving light strip.
They patrolled the area, carrying a type of aircraft with goggles on their eyes and equipped with weapons on their sides.
Everywhere you look, there are 3D holographic screens playing real news, as well as speeches by political and business figures and entertainment programs.
There are so many screens that the traffic light strips on some of them overlap.
When the car drove along the road, it looked like it was passing through a screen; it was quite magical.
How are you feeling?
He was in charge of standing next to Lao Lai and asked.
"That's pretty amazing."
Sang Ning said frankly, "I never would have imagined that my life would be so wonderful."
But after wearing it, I ended up in a city that was filled with science fiction elements, a city that was the setting of many science fiction movies.
As for the experiences, if I could go back, I could definitely brag about them for a lifetime.
Unfortunately, traveling back in time is just a one-way ticket; it's something you can only dream about, not expect in reality.
"Do you like this planet?"
"...say, I'm still used to my hometown."
Old Lai paused for a few seconds after hearing this before turning around and looking at him seriously, "Didn't you intend to build the E72 into what it looks like?"
Sang Ning thought he might as well just spray himself to death with a mouthful of salt soda—was that even a thought?
"To be reasonable, who gave us the courage to discuss such a high-level topic as negotiation?"
Seriously, "Whenever I talk to Uncle Gu, I want to argue, but when I talk to Tan, I can't help but want to argue."
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