Master Huang, Possessor of Imperial Majesty

With this blood relation, the future female version of Li Gousheng will probably receive even more enthusiastic love than the Banshee eldest sister in the original story.

Under the manipulation of thousands of Banshee in the River Valley, this guy's personality is very likely to resemble the original storyline.

Isn't this just another Li Gousheng from another timeline?

"I'm sorry, future all-around office sports champion, but I'm afraid you'll have to live on this earth as a different gender."

Fortunately, Ronaldinho's appearance is actually quite feminine; if she were to become a woman, she would likely look very heroic.

"Li Gousheng's face is done. Next up is his body. What size should we give him?"

Since Xiao Luo has become a woman, Huang Cao naturally has to take care of her secondary sexual characteristics.

Considering the average bust size of the Banshee

After much deliberation, Master Huang finally decided that Luo's future bust size at eighteen would be a D.

If we eat well in the future, we can go even further.

"Plant the Seed in the land of the Banshee River Valley. In about a year, a baby will grow. The next task is up to you. Don't let this life experience the cruelty of the world too early."

The Banshee held the Seed, which was bigger than her palm, and nodded heavily.

"I swear to God, the Banshee River Valley will take good care of this child! But now, shouldn't we give this little guy a name?"

Another Banshee chimed in, "Why don't you, Master Huang, name this child?"

Without much thought, Huang Cao blurted out, "Let's call her Aifarnir, and she'll be a female Banshee."

However, it is obvious that the additional sentences after the name were subconsciously ignored by the Banshee.

If he were a man, he might have attracted their attention, but unfortunately Li Gousheng in this world is a woman.

After resolving the matter, the Banshee did not linger at Master Huang's house and happily returned home with the Seed in her arms.

However, Lamian kept the book, had her husband make a copy, and then burned it on the spot.

There's a reason why banned books are called banned books; it's better for everyone if this book is gone.

"Ah Cao, when will we be able to have a child? We've been married for almost a hundred years."

"When I get back, I'll shrink my body a bit, so you can have lots of fun with me."

Huang Cao rolled his eyes on the other end of the phone; how could he not understand the unspoken meaning behind his wife's words?

It was true that she wanted children, but Lamian also knew that Huang Cao currently had no plans to have children.

So there's only one possibility for saying this now: wanting to pamper Huang Cao while also being pampered in return.

"It's a deal!" Lamian nodded excitedly.

Yan Country.

On the morning of the second day after the meeting with the True Dragon, the matter of Master Huang's visit to Yan Country was basically over, and the time for free movement was over.

Utopia and Yan Country signed a treaty on mutual assistance.

The specific details are roughly as follows: When Yan Country suffers from famine, Utopia will sell grain to the country in the form of humanitarian aid. As the buyer, Yan Country must also pay 1.5 times the international grain price before the disaster to purchase the grain.

In reality, this was entirely a one-sided profit for Yan Country, with only Master Huang receiving a small amount of money.

After all, if a disaster really struck, Yan Country would have to pay to buy it, even if it were 10 times the price, let alone 1.5 times. It's just that Master Huang is kind-hearted and too lazy to worry about this.

It's not like there's no way to make money.

There's no need to worry about these pittances; there will be plenty of opportunities to earn them back from other places in the future.

"Speaking of which, when can I leave? I have at most half a month left on my journey in Yan Country, otherwise my wife at home will nag me to death."

Huang Cao shook the cup in his hand and said to Boss Ji in front of him.

He didn't want to be a person who broke his promise, especially to his wife. He had recently promised to spend some time with them and try to reduce the frequency of his business trips.

Ji hurriedly replied, "We can set off tomorrow morning. The geographical location of Great Wilderness City is somewhat special, so we need to be extra careful. To be precise, the imperial court is being careful of me."

The fact that Yu and Ling, those two Sui Beasts, disappeared right under the nose of the Si Sui Tai for half a month was enough to shock the True Dragon.

Now, Boss Ji is taking Master Huang to Great Wilderness City to see Shu. How could the court not be alarmed when these two Sui meet?

So it took a lot of time.

"Alas, after this incident, the relationship between your family and the Yan Country's court will be difficult."

"That's just how it is. All good things must come to an end. We're all just going with the flow."

Ji's plan was simple: to take his eldest sister and youngest brother to the Great Wilderness City.

Since these two have already run away openly, they might as well stay away for a while longer, have a nice meal together, and then go back.

Si Sui Tai: You're amazing! You love your family!

Ji: You're welcome!

So, the next morning...

The group got up early and set off by carriage for the Great Wilderness City. Along the way, Master Huang also took the opportunity to investigate the local customs and culture of the country.

People were coming and going on the road, and Huang Cao couldn't help but use his ability to investigate. What he found was quite surprising.

Three days later, when the caravan could finally see the walls of Great Wilderness City, Huang Cao suddenly stood up, pointed to a certain area on the map in the guide's hand, and said:

"Within ten years, Catastrophe will strike this land, and vast tracts of farmland will yield no harvest."

Upon hearing this, Yu's heart skipped a beat. "Master Huang, you can detect disasters that are about ten years in advance?"

Huang Cao nodded solemnly, his expression serious.

It is indeed noticeable, but the direction he explored was not based on experience.

Long ago, when Huang Cao's power made a further breakthrough, the Yaoshi bestowed upon him eyes that could see through cause and effect.

Therefore, whenever he went to war, he would use these eyes to check the remaining lifespan of his soldiers, thereby adjusting his offensive strategy and minimizing losses as much as possible.

These eyes can detect not only humans but also inanimate objects, and when combined with the user's basic concepts, they will display the countdown to the death of the current object or living being.

Along the way, Huang Cao saw many people, and the convoy passed through many cities. He discovered that, in his eyes, the life countdown for the vast majority of residents in some cities was only eight years left.

Even the trees planted along the roads only have a lifespan of eight years, and this phenomenon becomes more severe closer to the border.

However, as the distance to the Great Wilderness City gets shorter, the life countdown timers above the heads of most pedestrians on the road are gradually returning to normal.

The lifespan of the residents along the route from Baizao to Great Wilderness City can be roughly represented by a function graph.

0 descends from a high point, then rises again.

The worst-hit area is the region between Baizao and Great Wilderness City.

Chapter 335 Master Huang, Possessing an Imperial Aura

"Please deliver this letter to the Emperor of Yan Country for me; it would be a favor he owes me."

Huang Cao ultimately could not stand idly by, especially seeing so many people perish in the disaster.

He was adept at conquering a country through intrigue and cunning, and causing it to perish due to human-caused disasters.

But in any case, this is ultimately a game at the human level, a natural Catastrophe, and besides, there is no overt conflict or contradiction between Yan Country and himself.

If Lu saw the disaster and stood idly by, Huang Cao still wouldn't be able to overcome the obstacle in his heart.

It's just a simple reminder; it only requires you to say a word and doesn't require any effort on your part.

Moreover, if one were to stand by and watch someone die without offering help, wouldn't that be a waste of one's own Abundance power?

Huang Cao can't solve most of the tragedies on this land right now, but he's willing to do what's within his reach.

It's none of my business if Yan Country True Dragon doesn't listen, since he's not paying for disaster relief himself.

After hearing this, Great Yan realized that the entire Great Yan Kingdom owed him a huge favor. If he didn't listen to Huang Cao, he could only respect the fate of others.

Ji accepted the letter and nodded slightly, but his expression became somewhat awkward, as if he had something to ask Master Huang.

"I will not keep this credit to myself. I have also added your names to this letter, so for the next few decades, the Great Yan Dynasty should not make things difficult for you out of respect for me."

Huang Cao had already thought everything through; he certainly knew what Ji wanted.

Therefore, the letter stated that Master Huang, with the cooperation and assistance of the Sui family, arrived at this conclusion through Utopia's technology.

"Master Huang is truly kind. If I were facing an enemy, I probably wouldn't have done that."

Ling couldn't help but admire Master Huang's great kindness. Unlike her two younger brothers, she was a powerful figure in the imperial court.

She knew all too well about the conflicts between the nations of Terra.

In fact, if Master Huang had stood by and done nothing, this disaster would have been more beneficial to Utopia.

But the other party still did it, choosing to show their kindness.

Moreover, personal favors are actually not very useful, especially at the national level, where it's far too easy to renege on a favor.

If the future disaster is real, it would undoubtedly be the best opportunity for Utopia to weaken the Yan Country.

Huang Cao looked at the Great Wilderness City standing in the distance, and a slight smile appeared on his lips:

"I'm neither a good person nor a bad person. I'll save people when I want to, and I can choose not to when I don't want to. My idea is to win fair and square. But being fair and square doesn't mean not resorting to underhanded tricks."

"I can allow a country to perish from internal strife, but I cannot accept my enemies being destroyed by natural Catastrophe. Whether it was Victoria or Gaul, the countries I conquered were ultimately due to the struggle between people, not Catastrophe."

The indiscriminate attacks of Originium are simply a matter of probability, not much different from a flood.

If, after careful preparation, the opponent loses the ability to retaliate due to some unexpected event, Master Huang will feel regret, but at the same time, he will show no mercy and will still beat the dog when it is down.

The Yan Country has not suffered any accidents and is not currently its enemy.

"If I were to actually fight the Yan Country in the future, I would show no mercy. If I were to lose, it wouldn't be because of this Catastrophe; it would simply be because I'm outmatched, and there's nothing more to say about that."

What incredible confidence and domineering presence!

The three people present were shocked by Master Huang's words.

I won because I was capable enough, not because my opponent encountered any unexpected circumstances.

Whether it's a conspiracy or a substitution, it's all part of the scheme.

If these factors truly lead to the opponent's defeat in future wars, then it is also due to Master Huang's abilities.

Ultimately, it was the opponent's lack of ability; after all, they failed to see through Master Huang's schemes and tricks.

While luck is a part of strength, Huang Cao's battles have almost never been aided by luck; most of the time, it's a head-on clash.

Therefore, he never believed in luck, but if the enemy's luck really ran out, he would not show any mercy.

Who wouldn't want a victory that's been won for free?

The main reason why Huang Cao was willing to help Yan Country was precisely because this country was not currently an enemy of Utopia, and might even become an ally in the future.

Ling bowed respectfully and apologized. "Master Huang truly possesses an imperial aura. I was just judging a gentleman by my own petty standards."

The man before me possessed both kindness and domineering presence, qualities unmatched in the world today.

He can save the people of the Great Yan with his kindness, and he can also express his desire to conquer the country with his domineering nature.

That's incredible! The millet's gaze is truly terrifying!

Ji was completely convinced; it wasn't a loss for her own sister to fall for this man.

Who could stand such a succubus?

If something goes wrong with the high-ranking officials of Yan Country, resulting in the disaster relief funds not being distributed in a timely manner.

Everyone present had no doubt that, under Master Huang's leadership and with a single call to arms, the True Dragon's throne might become unstable.

However, after arriving in the Great Wilderness City, Huang Cao would only stay for a few days before heading back, and would go directly back to Utopia via the border.

Therefore, it's unclear whether the letter that was just sent will be effective.

The convoy then arrived at the gate of Great Wilderness City without any obstacles.

This city has nothing else but vast expanses of land on all sides, where all kinds of crops are grown.

This was also Huang Cao's first time visiting the Great Wilderness City.

Shulai Utopia visited many times and cooked many meals, but Huang Cao never visited Great Yan.

It's not that I haven't tried, but Xi's drawings can't transmit themselves.

They couldn't even transmit a single hair of their own.

If you upload it, the entire painting will be overrun by plants, rendering it unusable.