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Chapter 422 - 422 422 There is No Problem with the Fish

422: Chapter 422: There is No Problem with the Fish 422: Chapter 422: There is No Problem with the Fish “Boss, boss, I heard you took out dozens of people yesterday.

Is that true?”

“What dozens of people?

What has it turned into outside?” Zhao Guang looked at the excited Fang Hang, completely bewildered.

“It seems to be true.

Boss, you’re really amazing, taking out dozens of people barehanded, and several of them had guns.

Did you get the true transmission?”

Fang Hang also believed in those cultivation things.

Without receiving the true transmission, how could one have such strength?

Zhao Guang was speechless.

How had his reputation turned into this?

“You ask her.

She handled this matter; she knows everything.”

Ye Zhi pointed to the documents in front of her.

Fang Hang calmed down a bit, then looked at the contents.

Indeed, being able to extract useful stuff from all these nonsense was an instinct for people like them.

Different backgrounds enabled them to learn abilities that seemed useless to ordinary people.

“That’s impressive too, taking out several people with your bare hands before grabbing an iron bar and a handgun.”

“What, wasn’t that just luck?

They fired a shot, and it hit right in the middle of the iron bar.

That shooting, really unbelievable,” Zhao Guang said sarcastically.

He watched the two of them warily, worried they might really figure something out.

“It was good luck, but even so, Boss, you’re really something.

Ordinary people can’t do that, let alone dare to make a move.”

Not everyone has the courage to resist when facing firearms, especially when the other side has more people.

Often, just one person with a handgun could make dozens or even hundreds of people obey, which was the norm.

Thinking back, Zhao Guang was really bold.

“I was just forced into a corner.

Who knows what would have happened if I had gone with them.”

Suddenly, Ye Zhi spoke, “Next time something like this happens, just go with them.

Your identity is special, and if you disappear, it won’t be long before people start looking for you.”

Now, the country’s protection for him was far greater than for any of them.

Ye Zhi herself knew that Zhao Guang’s name was already on a special list.

“Let’s not.

I’d rather not encounter such a situation.”

Suddenly, Zhao Guang touched his stomach: “Come on, let’s go out and eat some Lu Zhu.”

“You’re still thinking about that?” Ye Zhi frowned.

She didn’t like the taste of that.

“I didn’t get to eat it yesterday; I still want to try it today.” Indeed, having come to Beijing, not tasting the authentic signature dish seemed like a waste of the trip.

Whether the locals really liked it or not, for outsiders, that was what tourism was about.

No, Zhao Guang had never considered Beijing his home; for him, it was just a place to visit.

“I’ll take Boss there; it’s been a long time since I last had it.”

Fang Hang didn’t mind at all; aside from being a bit strong, Lu Zhu really had no downsides.

But just as the two were about to leave, Ye Zhi suddenly spoke up again.

“Wait, let me find it… Found it, here.”

Zhao Guang looked curiously at the paper Ye Zhi handed him: “This isn’t another audit report, is it?

I can’t understand those.”

Well, he couldn’t really say he didn’t understand at all, but he could only understand the surface.

It was meant for the general public; the truly important stuff was hidden between the lines.

“No, it’s the report on your fish.

We took the White Marlin for testing, and indeed, it’s not a variant of White Sturgeon.”

Zhao Guang was relieved; he knew they would definitely take it for testing.

Since it was fish from the Otherworld, no matter how similar to fish in this world, it couldn’t possibly be the same species.

Even though there might be no reproductive isolation, just like feral pigs and domestic pigs.

But if you tested their genes, you’d find they were two completely different species.

Even bigger differences than between domestic pigs and rats—in fact, these were just that strange.

“Although this isn’t a variant of White Sturgeon, it’s still an unknown species; where exactly did you get this from?” Ye Zhi asked Zhao Guang curiously.

Since it was not a protected species, there wouldn’t be a problem eating it.

“That’s classified, can’t say,” Zhao Guang said with a mysterious smile.

“I know, but you should complete the data soon, or it won’t be good if others find out.

After all, it’s a special unknown species, and it’s very likely to attract attention.”

“Couldn’t it be a variety we created ourselves?”

Ye Zhi looked at Zhao Guang as if he were a fool: “Do you believe that yourself?

According to the genetic testing, this isn’t a genetically modified organism, nor a transgenic one; it’s a natural species.”

“As a natural species, it surely has a special progenitor, just like the feral pigs.”

Turns out they had already figured some things out.

So why had no one spoken up?

“You think no one has spoken up because they don’t know, but it’s because the meat of those pigs really benefits humans.

Whatever the species, everything serves humans.”

Now Zhao Guang understood.

Even if it was a protected species, it was still all about protecting humans themselves.

If a new species was discovered and eating it benefited humans, who would care that it was a new species?

It all came down to quantity.

If it was scarce, the higher-ups would keep it hidden and enjoy it themselves.

If abundant, then it was cultivated as a commodity; it was just like the feral pigs.

“I understand,” Zhao Guang nodded, but his understanding was different from others.

What Zhao Guang understood was that as long as he discovered something beneficial for humans, he could freely bring it back from the Otherworld.

Because some things didn’t need his explanation, others would cover up and make up stories for him.

The only real issue was whether the things he brought back were immensely beneficial and irreplaceable.

At the least, there had to be a certain degree of irreplaceability to avoid issues.

“Okay, enough talking; we’ll miss it if we don’t hurry,” Fang Hang said after the two had finished talking.

It was already late, and soon the vendors would close.

“Come on, let’s hurry; you find something to eat at home,” Zhao Guang waved his hand.

Since Ye Zhi didn’t like the food, she could fend for herself.

Ye Zhi sighed; lately, it felt like Fang Hang was picking up bad habits from Zhao Guang—hopefully, the Fang family wouldn’t mind.