Gu Feng’s daily life was actually not that dull and tedious.
In the Galaxy, there actually exist many high-dinsional planets.
He had even found so lifeforms on these planets.
To be precise, since they had not yet ford a high-intelligence creature civilization, most of these lifeforms were in the form of Wild Beasts.
But don’t underestimate these Wild Beasts that were born and raised in high dinsions; they innately possess high-dinsional Law abilities. Even without intelligence, they could easily tornt Cultivators.
For instance, as a God-Level powerhouse of over thirty-dinsional level, if Gu Feng were to establish a Cave Mansion and lifeforms were to be born within it over ti, they would naturally carry so understanding of the thirty-dinsional Laws, making even the young creatures fatally dangerous to powerhouse beings of rely ten or so dinsions!
This was also why the Cave Mansions of high-level Cultivators were so perilous to Earth-level Cultivators.
In a Sixth Dinsion world within the Galaxy, Gu Feng casually captured a few young pets. Since these Wild Beasts existed in the Sixth Dinsion of Space, two dinsions higher than the Nascent Soul Stage, they were almost in the Refining Ruins Period.
Hence, the combat power of these Wild Beasts after reaching maturity could easily achieve that of the Nascent Soul without any issue.
As for the larvae, they might only have the combat power of the Qi Refinent Realm.
Gu Feng caught one and specifically gifted it to Lin Yue.
Lin Yue looked at the young creature of a species she had never seen before on this planet and curiously crouched down to play with the creature’s small head.
The creature, shaped like a cat, might have already been tad by Gu Feng; it now curled up obediently on the ground, bowing its head low, its round eyes innocently rolling around.
Its juvenile form was roughly the size of a dog.
"This is a feline Wild Beast; when fully grown, it can reach about one and a half ters in stature," Gu Feng explained.
Lin Yue gestured for her disciple Eileen to bring over so raw beef to feed the Wild Beast.
Seeing Gu Feng, Eileen quickly bowed respectfully and said, "It’s an honor to et you, Master Uncle."
Gu Feng rely nodded, then proceeded to take a seat on the sofa.
Eileen promptly made a cup of tea for Gu Feng, just as her teacher had taught her.
After taking a sip, Gu Feng asked Lin Yue, "Has Beijing decided which departnt will be responsible for the ’Solar Energy Supply’ project yet?"
Lin Yue continued to feed her pet without looking up and replied, "Sect Leader Uncle said that even the Elders Council can’t make this decision; we’re waiting for you to decide."
Gu Feng said sowhat embarrassingly, "I don’t even know who the new Hall Masters are, so why don’t you have soone send the information about the departnts without projects? It would be best if it included details about the leaders and their backgrounds."
Lin Yue nodded and signaled for Eileen to fetch her phone.
She then called her sister Lin Qin.
Asking her to compile the information and send it over.
Lin Qin was at a loss and went to Yue Xuan’s office to ask, "Sister wants to send a file with the information of each Hall Master’s departnt, saying that my brother-in-law wants to see it, do you have it?"
It was also the first ti she had received a call from her elder sister, and she didn’t know what to do.
Yue Xuan laughed and said, "Second Sister, I’m a Hall Master’s daughter, but I don’t have the right to know about other Hall Masters’ departntal information—it’s confidential, and I don’t have the clearance."
Yue Xuan suggested, "You spoke with many Hall Master Uncles recently, and they left you their numbers. Just call them directly; forget about those you don’t know. First get in touch with those you can, ask them to send their departnt information to you, and get it over to my brother as quickly as you can. He is quite busy and doesn’t have the ti to waste on you."
Lin Qin nodded; this was a matter inquired by her brother-in-law, so she had to prioritize efficiency. Otherwise, she would embarrass her elder sister.
After all, she was the person Lin Yue personally chose to take over the conglorate.
Therefore, Lin Qin returned to her office and called the Hall Masters who had visited her and left their contact information.
The mont they heard that Elder Gu wanted to see it, they beca incredibly excited.
Especially Hall Master Luo of San Oil, who had been in a eting, disregarded everything else, hurriedly got up, and ran to his office, saying, "Minister Lin, wait just a few minutes for , I’ll compile the information on the departntal situation right away and send it to you imdiately."
Lin Qin said, "Uncle Luo, I have to tell you that this is urgent. I don’t have the clearance to contact other Hall Masters, so I can only pass on information from five departnts to Elder Gu. I can’t decide who he will choose."
Hall Master Luo was overjoyed, "That’s enough, that’s more than enough. I really appreciate it, Minister Lin. Once you have ti, please give a call, I’d like to treat you to a al."
Out of the 24 departnts with major projects, 10 could be self-sufficient.
The remaining 14 departnts all wanted to secure this project.
Lin Qin’s maneuver successfully reduced the 14 candidates to 5, giving Hall Master Luo’s departnt a 20% chance.
This was trendous news for him.
He was so excited and agitated that he didn’t even hang up the phone; instead, he rushed to his office to urge his secretary to quickly prepare the data report and then sent it to Lin Qin on the spot.
After hanging up, he prayed and hoped that he would win the project.
It was too important to him.
Because he was the first Hall Master after the rger of the three oil sectors.
Previously, the three sectors of oil operated independently, but they were later rged into one departnt due to the devaluation of crude oil, and he was the newly appointed Hall Master.
To tell the truth, he was under a lot of pressure.
With the continual squeezing and devaluation of the crude oil market, if he couldn’t hold on, their departnt’s administrative level would drop.
From Hall Master level down to provincial level!
This ant that a bunch of people, including his fellow Hall Masters and deputy Hall Masters, would either need to take nominal positions in other departnts or retire.
The situation was sowhat similar to that of ng Wei and the military departnt.
The difference was that after they secured the "Arena" project, they revitalized the departnt’s authority and retained the administrative level.
If Hall Master Luo could win this project and preserve the departnt’s administrative status, he would enjoy an absolute revered position within their departntal circle.
After all, a Hall Master’s departnt supports many mbers, and the ranks are not low.
It implicates the interests of countless influential middle-tier families.
If you save the departnt, it’s as if you’ve saved these forces’ interests.
You would then earn the support of the circle.
When Gu Feng received the information about the five departnts, he did not care much about why there was only five; he had lost interest in administrative personnel arrangents.
He said, "San Oil was originally selling consumable crude oil, and they have a sound operational and business approach, so let’s go with them."
Then, with so embarrassnt, he asked, "Where did I put my stamp?"
Lin Yue gave him a look, "Of course, I’ve kept it safe for you."
She got up and fetched the Elder’s seal from the safe for Gu Feng.
Gu Feng stamped the paper, handed it to Lin Yue, and then headed out the door again.
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