Unexpectedly.
Misha, the Fei Nation girl whose attitude had always been unwaveringly firm, gladly agreed after meeting Liu Di just once.
The beautiful Black girl now sat across from Liu Di, her face full of eager enthusiasm.
"Mr. Liu, it's been so long. Where have you been, and what have you done?"
"I still have many questions about agricultural technology that I want to ask you."
"I said before that I wanted to visit you in China, but unfortunately, I never found the time."
A smile remained on Liu Di's face as he chatted warmly with Misha.
Even though Misha had now read extensively and become immensely knowledgeable, Liu Di still felt that she was like a lotus rising unstained from the mud—pure, steadfast, and comforting.
Gu Fan kept smiling from the side.
Anyone perceptive enough would surely notice something strange.
Although Liu Di had won Gu Fan's heart, he remained a straight man at his core. The way he handled relationships between men and women was simply disastrous!
Chatting so freely with a beautiful woman would make someone jealous.
"Mr. Liu Di, I'm a little lost. How should I manage a religion?"
Misha had already put down her book. Her eyes shone faintly as she looked at Liu Di. Those who knew her understood that Misha's eyes only gave off such light when she had made a major breakthrough.
Rubbing his chin, Liu Di pondered. "You and religion are practically a match made in heaven. In the past, religion's reach was limited to that small group of believers, while materialists would mostly sneer at it. But if you first use religion to plant hope in people's hearts, then use knowledge to change reality, you'll be able to win everyone over. From then on, religion's boundaries will expand without limit,