96 Chapter 72 The Distant Africa
After this harrowing experience, Yan Fei realized a lot of things. There are indeed many remarkable and extraordinary individuals in this world, and they are all very formidable, making his current level of strength look paltry in their eyes.
Not to ntion Duan Hongye, as she is simply too powerful and on a different level; even Hideo Oogawa is not soone that Yan Fei can handle at the mont. What's more, his Drone Avatar faces many threats, including the mysterious and deadly laser weapons which are its nesis. Additionally, the attack capability of the drone underwater is extrely weak; even under continuous assault from the Drone Avatar's naval cannon, the defense of a Soryu-class Submarine's hull cannot be breached in the deep sea.
From this lesson, Yan Fei gained a better understanding of his own strengths and weaknesses. However, he wasn't discouraged, because his Drone Avatar could be upgraded, and once the drone underwent another upgrade, his strength would surge once again, allowing him to confront these experts head-on. With another upgrade based on the "Predator Drone," its combat power would be undoubtedly even more terrifying, and it would possess the ability to fight a deep-sea submarine.
Yan Fei was not the sort to forget a grudge easily. Although the formula for his weight loss cookies stolen by the Oogawa Family was not the real one, it still left him feeling indignant. Moreover, he and Lu Pingping had been nearly kidnapped by them, which fueled his anger. Even though he had already annihilated a team of experts sent by the Oogawa Family on the sea and caused the Japanese governnt to lose a high-tech submarine, none of these actions were enough to quell his rage.
Now, Yan Fei's most important task was to get enough rest in the hospital. Once his body fully recovered, he would head to Japan to seek revenge against the Oogawa Family. However, his injuries this ti were quite peculiar; losing a lot of blood from cuts by glass shards did not greatly affect him, but what actually hindered Yan Fei's ability to move was the Spiritual Soul Tearing caused by his Drone Avatar being destroyed by the laser weapon. Although the Drone Avatar later auto-repaired itself, the damage to Yan Fei's Spiritual Soul had not healed as quickly, so he could only wait patiently for the healing of his Spiritual Soul. Before his Spiritual Soul fully recovered, his physical body was unable to take any action.
Yan Fei was definitely going to seek revenge against the Oogawa Family in Japan, but he wouldn't forget about Wangde Food in China. So, he uploaded the video footage he secretly recorded that night to the Drone Assisted Intelligent Brain, then, under his direction, the Auxiliary Brain edited the video and added a great deal of text comntary. He then used the quantum radar of the drone to connect to so free WIFI in the Shanghai city area and uploaded these videos and text images to various major forums and news websites within China.
Very quickly, the internet was flooded with videos of Japanese individuals stealing top-secret manufacturing processes from a Chinese enterprise, and the two Japanese in the video even attempted to kidnap an outstanding Chinese entrepreneur for their unspeakable objectives. With Yan Fei's deliberate editing, Ryoko Oogawa and Jo Oogawa appeared incredibly nefarious in the video, instantly inciting dislike from viewers, whereas Dream Foods seed very pitiful and garnered sympathy.
These videos spread like wildfire, appearing everywhere on major websites, even on personal sites with hardly any traffic. Even if these videos were deleted, they would be re-uploaded in a very short ti under the control of the Auxiliary Brain to ensure the videos remained trending.
Soon enough, these videos, tirelessly promoted by the Drone Assisted Intelligent Brain, went viral on the internet. People then realized that there was an enterprise within China that survived by stealing business secrets from competitors; what infuriated them even more was that it was a Japanese enterprise fully controlled by Japanese capital. They were even more outraged to learn that this Japanese enterprise also owned a garbage import plant, massively importing non-compliant trash from overseas for profit, causing significant damage and impact on China's dostic environnt.
Wangde Food rapidly beca infamous dostically, and Ryoko Oogawa and Jo Oogawa, being well-inford, fled China for Japan as soon as they got wind of it. Thus, by the ti the police arrived at Wangde Food, they only managed to apprehend the production manager, Manager Xiang. Unfortunately, he knew little, and the police didn't obtain any useful information from him.
Following a detailed review of the videos made public online and the testimony of Manager Xiang, the relevant departnts listed Ryoko Oogawa and Jo Oogawa as criminal suspects and issued a worldwide warrant for their arrest, demanding their extradition from the Japanese governnt. Regrettably, the Japanese governnt refused the extradition request from China, citing insufficient evidence. Consequently, China and Japan once again entered a mode of dispute, with both sides exchanging accusations and neither willing to back down.
Within China, those agents who had abandoned Dream Foods to cheer for Wangde Food were all being investigated by the national authorities, and it seed they wouldn't be able to disentangle themselves from the affair anyti soon. Furthermore, the police also arrested several experts and verified account holders who were taking money to do dirty work, initiating criminal prosecutions against them. Also apprehended were several organized "water army" groups, to the excitent of the onlooking crowd.
As the victim, Dream Foods re-erged on the national stage, and the knowledge of their weight loss cookies spread to more consurs, resulting in a sales surge to 100,000 boxes per day in a short period of ti. Sensing an opportunity, overseas businessn began arriving in Shanghai to discuss with Lu Pingping the possibility of expanding the weight loss cookies into the international market.
In this incident, Dream Foods may have been the victim, but Lu Pingping skillfully used this favorable wind, coupled with her expert operational and planning abilities, to take her family's product sales to the next level, fully displaying Lu Pingping's managerial and operational talents.
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In the remote village of Aywei in Kenya, near the border with Tanzania, the Temporary Hospital of the Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) organization that Wen Rou belonged to had not seen any new cases of Ebola Virus infection or deaths for so ti. Only then did the doctors begin to relax, as this situation represented the control of the latest Ebola Virus outbreak.
Wen Rou also heaved a sigh of relief. She had seen too many patients die in agony, helpless, all of which saddened her greatly. She only felt so respite when she thought of a certain soone.
Then, one midday, unexpected visitors arrived at the Temporary Hospital. Three plainly dressed Caucasian n, accompanied by several local governnt officials, ca to the Temporary Hospital.
Wen Rou was summoned by these n to a secluded room. After a brief introduction from the local governnt officials, who then left, the three Caucasian n sat behind a table equipped with so unknown instrunts, beginning their questioning of Wen Rou.
"Miss Wen Rou, are you an Arican citizen?"
Wen Rou answered, "Yes, I am an Arican national."
The person opposite asked, "Then are you willing to contribute your strength for the national interest?"
Wen Rou imdiately beca vigilant, but still said, "I am willing to serve my country within my capacity."
The person opposite said, "Good, you now know that we are agents of the US CIA Africa Action Group, my na is Kelly, and these two are my colleagues Huo and Thomas. We have co to you, hoping to obtain so definite information from you, sothing that's totally within your capacity."
Wen Rou said, "Of course, I am very willing to provide you with information, provided that I know this information."
That CIA agent nad Kelly then said, "About twenty days ago, did your temporary hospital admit a young Chinese man?"
Wen Rou said, "Chinese people rarely appear here, and we have not admitted any young Chinese n."
Kelly asked, "However, we have received reliable information that you did indeed admit a young Chinese man, and he was unconscious when he was found. It was you who discovered him on the river, and he was treated here for so ti."
Wen Rou shook her head firmly and said, "I have no idea who you're talking about, I emphasize again, we have not admitted any Chinese n, and I have not found any unconscious people on the river."
The three CIA agents looked at each other and said, "Miss Wen Rou, are you sure you haven't admitted any Chinese n? Are you willing to take responsibility for your words?"
Wen Rou affird, "I truly have not seen any Chinese n, and I can take responsibility for my words."
After hearing Wen Rou's affirmation, the three CIA agents appeared sowhat stunned. They had co prepared today to use the temporary hospital as a breakthrough point to find the information about the suspect who had shot down their five airplanes, killed over a hundred US military soldiers, and murdered a senior CIA agent, but they did not expect the first person they questioned to respond in this manner.
Agent Kelly pinched the bridge of his nose and said, "Alright, thank you, Miss Wen Rou, for the information you've provided. We will proceed with a careful check. Please go to another room to rest for now, but do not leave the premises."
Wen Rou then got up and left the room. Just as she stepped out, she suddenly sighed and a worried expression appeared on her face.
Following Wen Rou's departure, the next person to enter the CIA agents' room was the chief doctor of the temporary hospital, Dr. Bob, who, after receiving the CIA agents' introduction, was also asked if the temporary hospital had treated a young Chinese man.
Dr. Bob showed a puzzled look on his face, thought for a mont, and then said, "Our temporary hospital treats only local blacks infected with the Ebola virus, we definitely haven't treated any young Chinese n, you must be mistaken."
The three CIA agents looked at each other with bemusent. After repeated questioning, Dr. Bob still affirmatively said that the temporary hospital had not admitted any young Chinese n. Thus, after Dr. Bob left the room, the other doctors and nurses of the temporary hospital were also one by one questioned by the CIA agents, and without exception, all denied that the temporary hospital had ever treated a young Chinese man.
(Because of content reasons, Chapter 71 of this book was blocked, and after modifications, the uploaded Chapter 71 and the subsequent content have so discrepancies. Interested friends can follow this book on Starting Point Chinese Network to see the related Chapter 71 (supplent). I won't say more, otherwise, 404.)
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