Liu Zheng, You Big Scumbag!

"Blow up Greenfield Culture again for me."

Stag Beetle said.

"I can't do that."

Liu Zheng shook his head.

"I have a friend working there. I can't drag her into this."

"What position does your friend hold?"

Stag Beetle asked.

"Manager."

"Once my family stabilizes the company, have your friend switch to our company and make her an associate director directly."

Stag Beetle said.

Director was too high and unrealistic, while senior manager was too low and unsuitable. Associate director was just right; for talent specifically poached from a rival company, promoting her two grades was justifiable.

"That's too vague. Let's forget it."

He still chose to refuse.

Liu Zheng did not like people making empty promises to him, nor did he like making empty promises to others.

"That's fine. I'll pay you in advance. You can fulfill it when the time is right."

Stag Beetle painfully snapped off one of its large horns and poured a key out from inside.

"This is the Universal Key. It can open most conceptual 'doors,' whether it's a bank vault or a magical portal. I'm sure you understand its value."

It handed the key to Liu Zheng.

Liu Zheng took the key, and its item description appeared.

"Name: Universal Key (Bloodline Curse)"

"Type: Item"

"Quality: Perfect"

"Effect 1: Can open most conceptual 'doors' after use."

"Effect 2: When used by a blood relative who is not the bound user, grants the 'Devastating Misfortune' status for one dungeon."

"Remark: I'm warning you, don't use my key to open someone else's back door again!"

"Can be taken out of the dungeon: Yes"

"Misfortune Overhead: The player's Luck drops to 0. If the player's Luck is negative, this status does not take effect."

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He looked at the key, then at Stag Beetle.

"Is there a