A World Without Difficulties
Xu Huo next visited several residents of the capital who had used the Jixin Terminal to trace the whereabouts of the "Imperial Treasure." Apart from Professor Shi, none of them had worked in a field related to the preservation of history, nor had they had anything to do with the government. They were all amateur codebreakers. Some had still been searching for the "Imperial Treasure" a few years ago, spending a great deal of money on it, but their materials had since been shelved.
Two or three of them were still persisting, but they had little to show for it. As information became harder and harder to obtain efficiently, much of what they learned was bought from players, and its authenticity was difficult to determine.
Xu Huo paid to record their materials. Whether they were true or not, he would look through them all first.
The half that remained of the park was fairly large, and many nearby residents came here for a walk after dinner. Sitting alone on a bench and looking at his terminal, Xu Huo naturally drew plenty of attention. But his outfit made it obvious that he was from another district, so no one approached him.
Two patrol officers who were maintaining order nearby did come over to check on him. When they saw he wasn't doing anything else, they watched him from a distance for a while and then left.
The painted woman, who had gone over to the children fishing quite some time ago, finally came back carrying a plastic bag. Inside was a small gray fish one of the children had shared with her. She held it up to Xu Huo. "I want to keep it."
There were a few basic tools in Xu Huo's Storage Compartment. Seeing how