The Judgment of Baili Qing
As it turned out, the Bureau Chief still had a lot to learn when it came to dealing with Yu Sheng.
She had to confirm it several times before she was sure she hadn't misheard him.
Yu Sheng enthusiastically explained to Baili Qing his ambitious Star Valley agritainment project, as well as the practical difficulties he had encountered with "farming in the Otherworld." He even went into detail about the project's feasibility and the progress made so far, leaving the well-informed Baili Qing utterly bewildered.
To be fair, Baili Qing had been the director of the Special Operations Bureau for many years and had seen just about everything—but she had truly never encountered anything like this...
"Actually, I still need quite a bit of help." Yu Sheng acted as though he hadn't noticed the subtle changes in Baili Qing's expression (though this woman's expressions were difficult to detect in the first place) and continued speaking excitedly. "Everything I've told you is just the tip of the iceberg. The key problem is that there's no electricity in the valley. If possible, could you get me some power-generation equipment...? But there isn't any sun there either. The daylight is very bright, but I don't know whether it can power solar generators. There's a small river at the foot of the mountain, but it's too small; even a small hydroelectric station would probably be a stretch. If all else fails, we'll have to use thermal power..."
Yu Sheng cheerfully rattled off a long list of requests. Only after quite some time did he suddenly realize what he was doing. He abruptly cut himself off and looked awkwardly at the Bureau Chief before him. "Uh, am I asking for a bit too much?"
Baili Qing was left completely speechless