Madam, Don't Look Up. I'm A Tao.

During this time, Qiu Tu had already gained a thorough and clear understanding of both of his Golden Fingers.

Crisis Intuition could foresee danger. Thus, he could analyze his current situation based on its changes.

Take the recent crisis involving the evil god's promise, for example.

This crisis stemmed from Qiu Tu's promise to La Riluo that he would determine when Moonlight Lake would take shape.

If Qiu Tu failed to fulfill that promise or deceived La Riluo, she would retaliate against him and kill him.

For that crisis to truly be triggered, two conditions had to be met. First, Qiu Tu had to fail to fulfill his promise. Second, La Riluo had to be capable of killing him.

So, after Qiu Tu casually fooled La Riluo last night into believing that Moonlight Lake would take shape before she escaped—and Moonlight Lake really would take shape before she escaped—the Crisis Countdown naturally turned into a treasure chest.

Simply put, Crisis Intuition possessed a degree of foresight.

But the Loyalty Game was different from Crisis Intuition.

The Loyalty Game was an extremely "subjective" display.

Even if Qiu Tu treated his subordinates very well—unbelievably well—as long as they did not know about it, their loyalty would not change at all.

If Qiu Tu treated a subordinate poorly and did nothing but make empty promises and deceive them, as long as that subordinate subjectively believed him, their loyalty would still increase.

Therefore, there was one prerequisite for loyalty to change in the Loyalty Game: the subordinate had to subjectively know everything that had happened.

Applied to the current matter, that meant Tan Huimin had to be fully awake and aware of everything Qiu Tu had done for her loyalty to change.

In other words—this woman had been pretending to sleep!

At that thought,