Although his interference and the butterfly effect might have caused changes to the plot or altered something, Xia Xu was eighty percent certain that this had to be part of Superbrain's original plot.
Otherwise, how could there be such a coincidence? He had just happened to meet a female financial expert, who just happened to be from the Xia Kingdom, who just happened to be about to return there, and whose home just happened to be in Star City.
Xia Xu could have accepted it if she had been from any other city, but she was from the very Star City where Griffin Jones lived. How could there be such a coincidence?
So there was an eighty percent chance that she was a subordinate the original plot of Superbrain had arranged for Griffin Jones, or perhaps even the female lead. Otherwise, there would have been no need to make her a female character specifically, or to have him get cheated on earlier.
As for whether she really was, that would depend on what this female character looked like. As everyone knew, female leads were usually stunning beauties.
If she really was the female lead, then, honestly, Superbrain's plot could hardly be called a simple popcorn sci-fi flick. Its biases were probably showing, too.
Otherwise, if he really thought of it as a "movie," a story like Superbrain would surely have been set in America, not the Xia Kingdom.
The social media posts Yang Bowen had initially obtained from foreign websites had already made it clear what sort of person Griffin Jones, the protagonist, was: someone who enjoyed other people's kindness while feeling superior to them, mocking and making fools of them.
Then there was the premise: an ignorant, uneducated American loser crossed the ocean to the Xia Kingdom, yet managed