Green Hint

Liu Chang'an first took the subway to the South High-Speed Railway Station. After leaving the metro station, he headed toward the high-speed rail station's east exit.

Junsha South Railway Station sat on the edge of the city. Unlike many high-speed rail stations located amid dense urban buildings, with countless entrances and passageways, its simple signs were very friendly to outsiders.

Electric carts ran through the central passageway to take passengers to the maglev station. Liu Chang'an did not take one. He also saw several people wearing lanyard badges, who looked at first glance like high-speed rail station employees, directing passersby to take airport shuttle buses.

Liu Chang'an ignored them too. Those people had merely parked a coach in the high-speed rail station's lot and were running a transport business on their own.

Liu Chang'an was quite pleased with himself. He kept up with the times and was good at using the comprehensive public service facilities, sparing himself the safety details he needed to watch for when dealing directly with all sorts of people.

It was not that he worried about his own safety. The important thing was to avoid conflicts—getting angry and inadvertently grinding someone into ashes was not quite in line with socialist core values.

His temper had become quite good by now. For instance, he had once marveled that he had not killed Zhu Juntang and had let her bounce around alive for so long.

Fortunately, he had not killed her.

If he could stuff her back into Su Mei's womb and remake her, though, Liu Chang'an would not hesitate.

Liu Chang'an did not actually have particularly high standards for his descendants... Ideally, they would be girls like An Nuan: clever and adorable.

True cleverness was not calling oneself clever.

Thinking of that, Liu Chang'an could not help