High-level officials from various countries gathered together.
The representative from the Parrot Kingdom said, "I have received information that Han Fei knows exactly what's inside the treasure."
The representative of the small country said, "I also received the news that his goal is a book."
South Korean representative: "None of your information is as comprehensive as mine."
"Tsk! You're so comprehensive, why don't you tell me about it!"
"Why should I tell you!"
"The purpose of our alliance is to exchange intelligence and achieve a win-win situation."
"Do you have real information, or are you just pretending to have information to trick us?"
"How could I possibly lie to you!"
"Then tell me, what exactly is this comprehensive information you have?"
“I…” The South Korean representative’s eyes flickered: “I have received reliable information that Han Fei knows exactly what’s in the treasure, and his goal is a book.”
"This is clearly the news we just mentioned."
"Exactly, you're using our information as your own. You're shameless."
"Who says that's all I know! I have much more information! I know what book he wants!"
What book is it?
Since you don't know anything anyway, I'll just make something up! Maybe it'll turn out to be a lucky guess! If I'm wrong, I'll just say the information was incorrect. Either way, I won't lose out!
"It is a book from the Mo family collection, which records the Mo family's profound understanding of mechanics."
You're wrong!
"Are you kidding us?"
"Your information is different from what I received!"
The South Korean representative, though inwardly panicked, feigned composure: "Is my information incorrect? What evidence do you have to prove my information is wrong?"
"I have received reliable information that Han Fei is a descendant of Han Feizi. In fact, his name is the same as his ancestor Han Fei, which shows his worship of his ancestor. The treasure was originally the jade seal passed down in his family. The reason he took it out was to use the power of the Dragon Kingdom to excavate the treasure and obtain his ancestor's manuscripts and books."
The South Korean representative feigned sudden realization: "I see. It seems your information is more comprehensive. My information may indeed be incorrect."
"Everyone, don't hold back, share whatever information you have!"
“If you receive false information, you can see it at a glance. So, we write down all the information we receive on a piece of paper and then put it in a box.”
"Write all the messages on the blackboard. Repeated messages are likely to be true. The higher the repetition rate, the higher the credibility."
"I agree with the proposal made by the representative of the Parrot Country."
I agree.
...
Han Fei was naturally unaware that his tactic of luring the snake out of its hole would trigger a meeting of leaders from various countries.
If I knew, I would definitely remind these big shots: a higher repetition rate does not necessarily mean the truth.
Early in the morning, Xiao Qi, dressed in a pretty floral vest, dangled in front of Han Fei: "Grandpa, when are we going to Grandpa Gu's house? I want to give Aunt Gu a return gift!"
“Your Grandpa Gu is very busy lately. When he has some free time, he will naturally invite us to dinner.”
"Okay." The little girl pouted dejectedly.
Han Fei changed the subject, saying, "The park is under construction. Would Xiao Qi like to go to the construction site to take a look?"
"Is this where the big cat and the little cat will live from now on?"
"yes."
"I want to go see it, I want to go see it!"
...
All the way, Xiao Qi's little mouth kept chattering without stopping.
Han Fei never expected that the little girl would have such a talkative nature.
"Grandpa, can I design a room for Big Cat and Little Cat?"
"Grandpa, can our zoo keep giant pandas?"
"Grandpa, can our zoo keep great white sharks?"
"Grandpa, why are whales so big? Are they so big because they have a huge appetite?"
"Grandpa, can we keep a whale? Won't it eat us out of house and home?"...
Han Fei answered patiently at first, but later became quite helpless.
"Little Qi, how about Grandpa buys you a book of 100,000 Whys?" Do all children become "why" experts when they reach this age?
"No!" Xiaoqi pouted. "Grandpa, do you think Xiaoqi is annoying?"
Han Fei: "..."
"Hmph! Grandpa, if you don't say anything, it means you don't like me. I'm going to cry!"
Han Fei: "...Can you stop crying?"
"able!"
Han Fei: "...Do you want conditions?"
"That's right!" Xiaoqi blinked her beautiful big eyes: "Grandpa, I don't want the big cats and little cats to be locked in cages!"
Han Fei took a deep breath: "Are you... deliberately trying to trick me?"
He never expected the little girl to be so clever and mischievous!
Xiao Qi's eyes darted around, and she pouted, "No way!"
Han Fei understood; this little girl was deliberately trying to trick him!
You've really gotten to know things!
Han Fei said sternly, "They are all ferocious beasts; they will hurt people if they are not kept in cages."
"Not all zoos keep their animals in cages!" Xiaoqi rummaged through her crossbody bag and found a brochure for a wildlife park.
"Grandpa, look, this zoo doesn't keep the animals in cages! The zoo keeps people in cars, so the animals can roam freely without being restrained and won't hurt people!"
Han Fei didn't take the brochure. Instead, he tapped Xiao Qi's nose and asked in an annoyed tone, "You little rascal, you've prepared everything perfectly, haven't you?"
Xiaoqi quietly put the brochure into her bag, her face flushed, and said shyly and angrily, "It wasn't prepared in advance, I just found it on the road!"
"Hmm? You've even learned to lie?"
"I...I didn't..."
"Still lying?"
Little Qi pouted and drooped her head: "Okay, I admit it!"
Han Fei sighed and reached out his hand.
Looking at the hand extended in front of her, Xiaoqi asked in confusion, "Grandpa, what do you want?"
"Promotional brochure".
Upon hearing this, Xiao Qi's eyes lit up, and she pulled out one, two... ten promotional brochures.
Han Fei: "..."
Little Qi smiled broadly, her dimples deepening, looking sweet and adorable: "Grandpa, now that's what you call being fully prepared!"
"Did you collect all of these yourself?"
This place not only has brochures for wildlife parks, but also ocean parks and other well-known and innovative zoos. Compared to the old zoos that simply kept animals in cages for viewing, these zoos pay more attention to the animals' comfort.
The most eye-catching one is a zoo built collectively by the villagers, where all the animals are fat and big-eared; even the leopards are fat enough to be raised like pigs.
"Grandpa, I love this zoo the most! Look how well they've taken care of the leopard! I want to raise a 'kitten' to be round and cute too!"
Han Fei imagined his wild leopard, named Little Cat, turning from an agile and beautiful leopard into... a leopard-pig?
Han Fei took a deep breath: "Let's not."
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