The Old Tailor

"You shouldn't do that!"

"You should do that!"

When people passed on their experience, if they only told others how to choose and what to do, but never explained the consequences of choosing the wrong option or what would happen if they succeeded, they could never make those lessons memorable.

Just like now, another wave of public opinion was about to rise. After the initial irrationality surrounding the rights of overseas federation citizens, people had begun to approach the issue rationally.

The same thing had happened again. How should they face it? Should they stand up and demand the rights they were supposed to have, or pretend nothing had happened and remain indifferent? Some said this was the best time to promote the "Overseas Security Law," but one crucial thing was still missing: comparison.

Only when people realized the enormous value of the "Overseas Security Law," as well as its role and significance in protecting their property and lives, would society as a whole push this matter forward with all its strength.

While Lin Qi was reading the newspaper, a call came through to the telephone outside the dining room.

He glanced over, and the maid brought the phone in—

Many of the telephones in the rooms had very long cords. They were specially designed for wealthy people.

The manufacturers had used extremely advanced, high-end materials. Besides ensuring that the phones looked exquisite, they had also installed a retractable reel inside the base.

As long as one picked up the phone, it could easily be carried away. The cord would not stop anyone from doing so; it would simply be pulled out little by little through the small opening.

When the call ended, the phone could be returned to its original place. Pressing the small button would activate the reel,