Return to the Ruins
Upon hearing this, Huang Liang chuckled on his delicate face, and his incongruous, broken gong-like voice rang out once more.
"Sister Yu, to be fair, it's his business if I stole your ex-boyfriend. I didn't actively seduce him. It's just that I look like this, which brought out his special interests. You can't always use work to settle personal scores. You can't blame me for being too charming if you're not."
Sister Yu's lips twitched, and a vein bulged on her forehead.
Huang Liang spoke up again before the other party unleashed their Golden Core power and began their office bullying.
"The man took some data from us and then left. Wang Zeyu saw him off."
"He's gone! You just let him leave like that!?"
Sister Yu's expression changed, becoming even more unpleasant.
Based on the test data, this so-called "possession software" has a much larger market potential than "Bodhi State of Mind".
It is widely accepted that Buddhism does not have any Cultivation Practice Method.
But whether in Heavenly Gate or overseas, there are actually quite a few remnants of the demonic path, especially overseas.
Putting everything else aside, even if it were just about achieving the "harmlessness of demonic cultivation Cultivation Method," the market alone would be enough to make the Mystic Shield Sect incredibly wealthy, not to mention the grand promise someone made.
If it were truly possible to raise the so-called "threshold for Qi Deviation" and reduce the probability of Qi Deviation, then the market would be much larger than the firewall against inner demons.
The current chapter is incomplete! To view the complete chapter, please exit reading mode! Loading... "Let's go to headquarters for a meeting and persuade those old men. We've been building hardware firewalls for those state-owned sects for so many years. If the old men vouch for us, the chances of success will increase by at least 50%."
Huang Liang paused for a moment, then said:
"Also, have the old man use his connections to secretly investigate this Fellow Daoist Hu. He's both a Buddha and a demon; he's too strange."
Sister Yu nodded, not surprised at all.
"I'll have someone book the plane tickets right now."
"Wait," Huang Liang called out to the other person, his expression strange, "Have you forgotten something?"
Sister Yu was taken aback. "What is it?"
"The premise of your cooperation with others is that they are willing to cooperate with you. Have you settled things with 'Electronic Wooden Fish'? Have you received the compensation for the out-of-court settlement? You're rushing off to a meeting."
Sister Yu sighed, plopped back down, and rubbed her temples.
"I'm getting confused by what you've said. I need to think about this carefully. Go and call Xiao Xu from the public relations department over here."
As the head of the public relations department, Xiao Xu not only has extensive experience in information warfare, but more importantly, he also has access to a large number of online troll contacts.
If you want to force the Divine Sense negotiation team to contact you, you have to push them to the limit. They will never do so. Members of giant spiritual enterprises are often stubborn enough in this regard, or rather, they have powerful backers and are not worried.
The current chapter is incomplete! To view the complete chapter, please exit reading mode! Loading... Having acquired the fragment that allows him to travel between two worlds, Hu Mang felt that he would be unlikely to lack money in the future.
Even if you're just a low-skilled middleman, making a fortune is highly probable, so just relax and have a positive attitude.
Moreover, Hu Mang's haste to leave wasn't due to playing hard to get or trying to win the other party over. He was actually quite willing to have a meal at their sect before leaving, to see what their food was like, and whether it was as plentiful and filling as the construction site. However, he suddenly received a distress message from his younger brother Duanmu, and felt that it would be really inexcusable not to rescue him from his predicament.
After all, the beatings he'd been getting lately were all related to him.
Moreover, he had booked a flight for tomorrow to pick up his mother's carriage, and he also had to deliver a banner to Doctor Sun, so he was quite busy and his plan to freeload a meal had to be temporarily canceled.
He's probably more interested in learning about history than getting a free meal.
Soon, across from a pre-arranged teahouse, he met his good brother, Duanmu Ming, whom he hadn't seen for over half a month. Duanmu Ming was a first-grade student at Zhengyang Immortal School, and his father, Duanmu Cheng, a professor at the Zhong Mountain Normal Academy.
Upon seeing his father, Hu Mang knew immediately who this kid had learned his serious demeanor from.
"Hey bro, long time no see!!"
As soon as Hu Mang saw him, he burst into laughter, lifted his first-grade best friend three feet off the ground, and then casually stuffed a bag of spicy strips into his mouth. The little bean, who had been sulking, immediately beamed and started winking at Hu Mang.
Professor Duanmu Cheng, who was standing to the side, saw this scene, frowned slightly, but said nothing.
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That's why he didn't use his Heavenly Eye to scan the other party.
As for Professor Duanmu, he had been studying the original version of "The On Tribulation Dao Qi Meridians" ever since the tea was served. He didn't finish reading the last page until Hu Mang had finished two pots of tea. He then closed the book and let out a sigh of relief.
"Young man, is there anything you want to ask?"
He didn't have any questions; what was there to ask about the instruction manual?
Hu Mang inwardly scoffed, but outwardly he said seriously, "This ancient book contains the words ' Return to the Ruins). I heard your son say that this book comes from the so-called 'Gui Xu Ji' (Records of the Return to the Ruins), but I don't think I've heard of this in any books, at least not in history books."
Professor Duanmu nodded, took a sip of tea, and said, "The Return to the Ruins Era is not a definitive historical fact. It's actually a commonly accepted view in our archaeological community. Because there isn't enough evidence, it's just a perspective expressed in private discussions."
"If I had to name it, that great calamity we imagined, guided by ten High Antiquity immortals, would be called 'Return to the Ruins.'"
Immortals?
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