Little Secretary's suggestion was accepted by Lin Qi. The next day, instead of going to work or thinking about how to deal with the matter, he went golfing with Conner.
Actually, Lin Qi didn't like golf. Or rather, he couldn't feel the joy of competition in it.
In fact, most players couldn't really feel the joy of competitive games, because they were simply too bad at them.
The thrill of competitive games mainly came from two things: being good enough, and the happiness that came from constant improvement.
For someone who wasn't particularly good at golf, neither of those things was easy to achieve.
Lin Qi was definitely no good at the former, and as for the latter... he wasn't much better at that either.
Even though everyone's physical fitness was now absurdly strong,
Conner often played golf. The sport was extremely popular among politicians and capitalists.
It wasn't entirely because everyone liked it. Rather, the sport provided its participants with more privacy.
When two people stood on a Ball Field with nothing around them, even if someone turned on a microphone, it would only record the howling wind. They could therefore discuss private matters without worrying about anyone finding out.
Most of the time, when people at the top of society played golf, they weren't genuinely attracted to the sport.
Many reporters had caught famous figures in the past who had suddenly flung their clubs aside halfway through a game and stopped playing.
They weren't angry or bored. They had simply finished discussing whatever they needed to discuss, so there was no reason to continue.
The Federal Government or a court couldn't possibly assume that two people had reached some kind of secret deal just because they had played golf together, could they?
Conner was pretty good at golf,