Eric had already taken action on that side. He contacted a top hacker he knew back home and asked him to dig up all of Jiang Siming's information.
But that hacker only found the identities Jiang Siming openly presented to the public—businessman, gamer, Big Boss, singer, and so on.
Eric refused to believe it. Could Jiang Siming really chat and laugh so casually with that alone?
But when he had the hacker continue searching, not only did they come up empty-handed, his computer was also sent a warning. Terrified, he immediately abandoned the idea of investigating Jiang Siming.
Eric still found nothing, but then he had a thought. Did Jiang Siming's identity even matter?
Could any identity be more powerful than his? He was Old Te's son.
Thinking of this, Eric regained his confidence. No matter what, he had to snatch Nancy away from Jiang Siming!
This little farce among the younger generation finally stirred up a minor commotion.
Next came the Swedish Royal Family's visit for talks and a meeting.
Jiang Siming continued serving as the interpreter, speaking eloquently with the king and Queen of the Swedish Royal Family.
It was Jiang Siming's first time working as an interpreter, but he felt no pressure at all. He also discovered that he really liked using Classical Chinese, idioms, and allegorical sayings when chatting with people.
This showed just how high his literary cultivation was.
But in fact, this made things extremely difficult for an interpreter, because Classical Chinese really was hard to translate.
For example, when he had just responded to the Swedish king about the friendly exchanges between their country and Huaxia in the past, he had said: "All causes and effects arrive as promised."
The moment he finished speaking, Jiang Siming instantly translated it as: "and what evereswilleon."