The Natives' Mindset

He had the Initial Code of the Central Brain in his hands, so he was not afraid it would disobey him.

But he did not want to expose himself so quickly.

He could gather this information slowly.

If necessary, he could seek it out later.

Besides, he still needed to observe it.

After all, he had not contacted the Central Brain for so many years. Whether a machine capable of independent thought would still listen to him was hard to say.

Moreover, what if it had joined forces with Qin Hongjun?

Those fools from Jing Su trusted a machine, but he would never place his trust in one.

He had never fully trusted it before, much less now.

Only those with secrets could live long. That was his way of survival.

What if the Central Brain listened to Qin Hongjun and revealed news of his return to him?

He could not take that risk.

After all, he had come back this time to kill Qin Hongjun completely.

To take revenge.

And to erase his humiliation.

Most importantly, to vent his hatred.

Qin Jian turned his gaze toward the several women who appeared relatively weaker.

Yu Ruoruo followed his gaze and immediately understood what he meant. She began chatting enthusiastically with the Nine Stars Soldiers beside her.

It had to be said that this whole family was skilled at conversation and quick to act familiar.

The Nine Stars Soldiers silently reached that conclusion. If it had been them, they would never have been able to turn an unfamiliar setting into their home ground in an instant.

Having suffered Li Zhengfeng's "torment" lately, they had become quite adept at concealing their true emotions, so Yu Ruoruo did not notice any change in them.

Qin Jian had no one under his command at