The Bottom Line of Being Human

A shuttle flew from the spaceport toward Jupiter.

At the spaceport, Xu Wanfang watched the shuttle disappear into the distance. Only when it had vanished beyond the naked eye's reach did he let out a sigh.

Xu Shilan smiled beside him. "He's an interesting person, and very straightforward and honest. I can imagine what it would be like to team up with him to conquer the Dream World. That would definitely be fun."

Xu Wanfang said regretfully, "It's rare for my sister to take a liking to someone. Unfortunately, he must have already died on my timeline, probably during the Fourth War. Otherwise, if we found him and properly nurtured him, I might have ended up with a brother-in-law."

Xu Shilan rolled her eyes at Xu Wanfang, then asked solemnly, "Is this really all right? That's Zhi. Zhi, who caused us so much trouble and nearly got you killed several times. Is it really okay to let him follow Mr. Wu?"

Xu Wanfang answered without hesitation, "It's fine. Mr. Wu may seem... not very smart, but he's actually perfectly clear-headed. He has his own logic and bottom line for everything. As long as you don't cross that line, you can talk to him, cooperate with him, even be his enemy—it doesn't matter. That's why he can deal with anyone and anything so freely. But once that bottom line is crossed, he'll decisively destroy and kill without hesitation. Zhi must have seen that too. So as long as Zhi hasn't found an opportunity to use his own life to make a huge spectacle, he'll definitely help Mr. Wu accomplish all sorts of missions."

Xu Shilan pondered this, then asked curiously, "With Zhi's assistance, plus Mr. Wu's strength, shouldn't the matter on Europa be easy to resolve no matter what? What are