Of course, another reason was that he instinctively looked down on the people of this planet, thinking they were too foolish to be worth wasting time on.
Thinking of his own situation, he suddenly had a flash of inspiration. He turned suspiciously toward Su Xinran. "Are you sure she's your biological cousin?"
"Of course. We grew up together, and her mother is my biological aunt." Su Xinran was a little confused, but she still nodded firmly.
"But her parents are also extremely talented in this area. Could it be because she inherited their talent?"
"That's possible." Li Huaiyu thought it over carefully and temporarily accepted that explanation.
"Heh, this is getting interesting." He had actually encountered someone so formidable on such a backward frontier planet.
He had originally thought that on such a backward little planet, his technology would be enough to crush them.
"She ran away, so what do we do about the transmitter? Do we have to find someone else?" Su Xinran hadn't thought that far ahead. All she cared about was how to get the transmitter to work successfully.
Li Huaiyu picked up the transmitter from the coffee table and began adjusting it. "I'll try it myself first. If that doesn't work, we'll have no choice but to use more drastic measures."
"More drastic measures? You mean..."
Su Xinran felt a little flustered.
After all, she had been taught to obey the law ever since she was little.
Li Huaiyu put down the transmitter, pulled her over, and held her in his arms. "It can't be helped."
"If I can't contact my subordinates again, the empire will definitely assume that I'm dead. They'll strip me of my status as heir and put me on the death list. If that happens, I'll be completely finished."
Actually, this had