Chapter 533: Chapter 533: Lying?
At first, their cries were desperate but polite.
But after five minutes, it beca… too much.
Their hands were grabbing Qin Feng’s leg. They were bawling louder than toddlers. One guy even tried to hug Qin Feng’s shoe.
So livestream viewers started to feel emotional again.
“Aw man, this is heartbreaking.”
“Maybe he should just give it to them.”
“What’s one RV anyway?”
But then—
Qin Feng stood tall and suddenly snatched the phone from one of the strears.
He looked straight into the cara.
“You say I should give my RV because these people are begging for it?”
He took a breath.
“Then let beg too. I need sothing. Please give your kidney.”
Everyone: “…”
Qin Feng nodded slowly. “Yes. I have kidney problems. I’m poor. I’m holess. This RV is the only place I can sleep.”
He pointed at the RV. “I don’t have a house. You can check. I live here. If I give this away, what will I have left? So now I’m begging you. Please give your kidney.”
He looked at the crowd.
“Will you do that? Will you beggars give your organs?”
The 20 people went pale.
The livestream chat froze for a mont.
Then—
“Wait what…”
“This… got serious real fast.”
“Honestly, he’s making sense.”
“Yeah, I wouldn’t give my kidney either.”
“This guy flipped the script!”
Now flustered, the 20 scamrs suddenly jumped up and tried to grab the phones.
“Turn off the livestream!!”
“Don’t record anymore!”
“SHUT IT DOWN!”
Once the livestream ended, their faces turned dark.
The leader stepped forward, his voice low and angry.
“You think you’re smart, huh? If you don’t give us the RV… we’ll beat you up.”
Qin Feng raised an eyebrow. “Oh? Not afraid of police? Or the Hunter Association?”
The leader smirked.
“The vice-president of the Hunter Association is my brother-in-law.”
“If you report us, we’ll sue you. And we’ll win.”
Qin Feng laughed coldly.
“Oh really? Then you must be rolling in money.”
The man smirked again. “Obviously. You think we’d run a scam like this if it wasn’t profitable?”
The 20 scamrs laughed together.
“Scamming pays more than honest work these days!”
“People are suckers for a sad story!”
Qin Feng, Su Jiyai, and Xi Ping all stood there… shocked.
Because now, the scamrs weren’t even pretending to be holess.
They were proudly admitting they were professional liars.
Just what level of shalessness is going on in this world?
Seeing those scamrs laughing and boasting like villains in a bad drama, Xi Ping, Su Jiyai, and Qin Feng were all speechless.
Su Jiyai rubbed her temples. “This world… is dood.”
Xi Ping crossed her arms. “Let’s not waste ti with clowns.”
Qin Feng nodded. “Agreed. We’ve said what we needed. Let’s go.”
He turned around, ready to leave, but—
“Wait!” one of the scamrs shouted.
The leader stepped forward, grinning.
“You think you can just walk away after all that?”
Another one added, “Yeah! We didn’t co here to chat! We want the RV!”
A third guy raised a phone. “And if you don’t give it to us, we’ll post a new stream. This ti, we’ll make YOU look like the scamr!”
The group laughed again, like hyenas.
But Qin Feng didn’t even flinch. He just chuckled.
“You wanna try? Be my guest. But if you do, I’ll make one little call.”
He pulled out his phone slowly and added, “To the princess.”
The scamrs froze like statues.
The leader blinked. “…What?”
“The princess?” one whispered. “You an the princess?”
Qin Feng nodded coolly. “Yes. You know, the actual royal family mber? I helped her out once. We’re… friends now.”
Su Jiyai stood next to him, nodding calmly. She didn’t say anything, but her serious face made the lie look ten tis more real.
The scamrs suddenly looked nervous.
Xi Ping whispered, “That was smooth.”
Qin Feng smiled slightly. Thanks, but this was Jiyai’s idea again. She had told the idea through her system.
The scamrs huddled together, whispering fast.
“Bro… what if he’s telling the truth?”
“He parked the RV out here like it’s nothing. Only soone powerful would dare do that!”
“We… we may have ssed up big ti.”
Then, the leader stepped forward and gave a totally fake laugh.
“Haha! Haha… of course! This was all… a misunderstanding! Yep! Our bad!”
“Yes, yes!” another one added. “We thought you were soone else! Sorry about that!”
“Bye! Have a great day!” soone yelled as they ran away.
And just like that, all twenty of them disappeared faster than snacks at a party.
Once they were gone, Xi Ping turned to Qin Feng and rolled her eyes.
“You liar. What if they find out you were bluffing?”
Qin Feng shrugged. “Let them. By the ti they figure it out, we’ll be long gone.”
Su Jiyai shook her head.
“That’s risky. What if they follow us? We can’t be chased by scamrs every ti we visit the island.”
Xi Ping sighed.
“Exactly. If they ever reach the island and surround us again, it’ll be a nightmare.”
Qin Feng crossed his arms. “Then let’s fix the root problem.”
He looked at the others.
“Let’s build a house on the island. Then block the whole place off. Make it unreachable to outsiders.”
Su Jiyai’s eyes lit up. “That’s actually… a really good idea.”
Xi Ping nodded too. “If no one can find the island, no one can bother us.”
“But how do we do that?” Su Jiyai asked. “We’ll need to make it vanish from the net. Maps, portals, everything.”
They all agreed to think about that plan later. For now, they returned to the RV and finally, finally got to rest.
They spent the whole next day inside, napping, playing with the silver bird (who now liked to sing lullabies), and recovering from all the drama.
The next day.
Su Jiyai woke up with a mission in her heart.
“We’re making the Tidefire Bloom Bites stall rich,” she announced.
Xi Ping blinked. “…Huh?”
Qin Feng tilted his head. “Why that stall, specifically?”
Su Jiyai didn’t explain. She just crossed her arms and said, “You’ll understand later. Just trust .”
Qin Feng and Xi Ping shrugged. They didn’t get it, but they also knew better than to question Su Jiyai when she was in “serious mode.”
So they agreed.
A few hours later, they arrived at a small food street on a dusty side road, filled with colorful signs, sizzling pans, and delicious slls.
Right at the corner stood a tiny food cart, with a handmade sign that read:
“Tidefire Bloom Bites – Spicy, Sweet, and Always Fresh!”
Behind it stood a hunched old man with a big mustache and a kind smile.
His hands were busy flipping flower-shaped snacks that crackled and popped like tiny firecrackers.
The sll was so good it almost made their stomachs sing.
Su Jiyai’s eyes sparkled.
She wanted ten. Right now.
But she held herself back.
They walked up together.
The old man looked up and bead. “Oh! It’s you three again! Back for more bites?”
Su Jiyai smiled but shook her head. “Not today. We’re here for sothing else.”
The old man blinked. “Oh?”
Su Jiyai’s face turned serious.
“We want to help you open a real shop. No more tiny cart. No more corners. We want your Tidefire Bloom Bites to beco a national brand.”
Xi Ping and Qin Feng stood behind her, arms crossed, nodding like business bosses.
The old man blinked a few tis, looking stunned. Then his eyes got a little teary as he smiled gently at Su Jiyai.
“You’re just a little boy… but you understand food better than most grown-ups,” he said softly.
Su Jiyai almost burst out laughing but held it in. Little boy? She was still in her disguise form, after all.
She cleared her throat and stayed serious.
“We’re not joking. This snack is special. You made sothing amazing. We even tried to search the whole net for your recipe and couldn’t find it anywhere.
This isn’t so common snack—it’s a one-of-a-kind creation. You deserve way more than just a tiny food cart.”
Xi Ping nodded, arms crossed. “Yup. With the right support, you could open your own chain.”
Qin Feng agreed. “You might’ve done it by yourself in a few years, maybe four. But with our help, you can do it now.”
The old man looked between the three of them, still confused and emotional. “Y-You’re serious?”
Su Jiyai gave him a kind smile. “Very serious. So don’t overthink it. Just take this.”
She gave a small nod toward Qin Feng.
Qin Feng reached into his coat and casually pulled out a glowing silver note—10 million star coins.
The old man gasped.
His mouth dropped open like he’d seen a ghost. His hands were shaking as Qin Feng handed the money over.
“T-Ten million?” he stamred. “A-Are you sure?! This isn’t… this isn’t a prank, right?”
“No prank,” Su Jiyai said cheerfully.
The old man looked at the glowing note again, like he was afraid it would disappear if he blinked.
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