Reality: He Was Sued
After Wang Yue returned, the noisy sounds of the restaurant brought him back to his senses. He remembered that he was at a restaurant outside the company. He glanced around, found a seat in the corner, ordered a bowl of noodles, and sat down.
Whenever he failed to reach the end of his life in one of those transmigrated worlds, he felt a little down. The real reason was that he still didn't want to leave; he couldn't bear to part with the people there.
As he was thinking, he suddenly heard someone say, "What do you think that factory over there does? I've noticed that the area has been fenced off for dozens of miles, but there don't seem to be many people inside."
At that, a local immediately replied with pride, "They make cars—cars that can be charged indefinitely. They're way better than those foreign electric cars."
The man was intrigued by this and even moved closer to the table. Soon, everyone there was chatting away, each putting in their own two cents.
As Wang Yue listened to them talk, he wasn't in a very good mood. It wasn't for any other reason; he could tell someone was watching him, but he couldn't figure out who. He looked around several times without spotting anyone.
With his keen senses, he was rarely mistaken. On top of that, he had been trained in counter-surveillance. The fact that he could sense someone watching him but couldn't find them was highly unusual.
With that on his mind, Wang Yue returned to the company as soon as he finished eating. Without letting on that anything was wrong, he continued leading several engineers in assembling and testing the equipment.
For the next few days, he planned to have the cafeteria