The Female Cannon Fodder With Boundless Merits
Chapter 633 - 637 Scandal Queen (38)

Chapter 633: Chapter 637 Scandal Queen (38)

Tears streaming down their faces, Yamamoto’s parents, gripping each other for support, reddened their eyes even more upon witnessing the scene.

Yamamoto’s father lost his senses altogether and pulled out a small knife from his pocket, charging towards Su Li.

"Bastard, die..."

However, things did not turn out as he had imagined. The knife in his hand ended up plunging straight into his own chest.

Su Li gently supported the trembling body of Yamamoto’s father and whispered in his ear, "You’ve inherited so much culture from Hua Country, so you should know the saying, ’If a son is untaught, his father is to blame.’... Now, you should atone for your son."

When Su Li raised her head, she said disinterestedly, "I’ve always said not to mess with the mentally disturbed."

"When I go mad, even I am afraid of myself... Now, are you scared?"

The wound on Yamamoto’s father was not fatal but would cause his health to deteriorate significantly, making two-thirds of the year extremely difficult for him.

Oh well, I am sick after all, give me some slack.

Despite this, Su Li’s extreme actions still attracted severe criticism and she was taken back for a thorough political reeducation.

Many people continued to follow this event with interest, finding Su Li’s brazen tactics uniquely bold and creative, reaching a new level of audacity.

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Extra (2)

Outside a special consulate located in the Realm of M Country, a long queue had formed, all waiting for the interviewer to arrive at work and review their applications.

Looking up, you would be surprised to find that a large proportion of the faces in this lengthy queue were familiar.

Perhaps you had seen them in their respective fields, or maybe you came across them in mainstream media or studied their published papers and articles.

That day, they all waited anxiously, their expressions tense, for someone from another country to assess them.

They all shared the same goal—to travel to that mystical country.

Its dazzling civilization, cultural atmosphere, and rapidly advancing technology and economy were all reasons for their yearning.

Especially after the Underground Palace surfaced before the eyes of the world did their eagerness intensify.

It represented an undiscovered civilization, and perhaps they could learn something from it.

Although Japan shamelessly claimed the unnamed, unclaimed island as well as the newly discovered Underground Palace as their own, they simply entertained people like clowns for a while without stirring up any significant attention.

Those with eyes could see that the wisdom unearthed in the Underground Palace was that of the Ancient Humans of Hua Country. Regardless of whether others acknowledge it, the descendants of Yan and Huang truly possess exceptional wisdom passed down through generations.

And that was what their hearts yearned for, so they were determined to visit the country that drew them in.

However, reality was not always as they wished.

Despite their significant standing in various fields in M Country, their energy seemed pointless before the interviewer.

What mattered was whether you had contributed to Hua Country or whether you had the resolution to further develop the nation.

Otherwise, it would be best if you stayed in your own country.

When the time came, the door opened, and the first in line was a middle-aged man with blond hair and blue eyes.

Many people present could recognize his reputation; he was M Country’s most renowned historical researcher.

At that moment, his expression was unusually tense, then he walked in.

In the partitioned room, a man in his fifties sat behind a desk, flipping through the application report handed to him.

"Why would you want to go..."

The formal question-and-answer session had begun.

People outside had waited for a while, only for the first middle-aged man to come out looking dejected.

He shook his head miserably and said with disappointment, "I didn’t pass..."

The first candidate’s failure made the second one extremely nervous as he walked in with trepidation.

Moments later, just when everyone thought they would see another disheartened person emerge, the opposite happened.

The second person, a man in his thirties who appeared to be elite, walked out with a smile, letting everyone know the outcome.

Those behind him didn’t bother to line up anymore; they swarmed around him, eager for him to share his successful experience.

The man spoke proudly, "Actually, I just yearned so much for that nation; it truly is a wonderful place."

"My thoughts resonated exactly with the interviewer’s. For such a place, how could I not do my utmost to help build it and make it even more beautiful?"

"That Underground Palace really attracted me, along with its dazzling culture...."

"So I decided to invest half of my wealth in cultural development there."

Uh, it seemed like those behind him gleaned some insights from his successful experience.

They quickly started calculating in their minds, their research findings, research projects, which might also lend them a hand.

Adolf was one of the onlookers, seemingly not as eager as the others. In fact, he had already figured everything out in his mind.

He was deeply fascinated by everything about Hua Country.

Although he had had the idea before, he had never made up his mind to come, considering his reputation, status, and wealth were deeply rooted here, not easily moved.

It was not until he saw the Hua Country goddess reappear on the screen, along with the Underground Palace behind her...

That he was deeply shocked and made a very important decision.

He wanted to immigrate; he wanted to apply for a green card; he wanted to become an official and legal citizen of that nation.

When it was Adolf’s turn, as soon as he entered, he laid out his documents, proof of wealth, and academic patents in front of the interviewer.

Adolf’s genuine praise for his own country deeply moved the interviewer’s heart.

Of course, the interviewer would never admit that what ultimately caught his eye was the highly valuable academic patents on the table.

He just felt it was rare to see a blond, blue-eyed foreigner who could profoundly understand the deep cultural heritage of Hua Country.

Moreover, he was determined to continue delving into it here.

Indeed, it was the lad’s simple yet genuine attitude that caught his eye.

Yes, just like that. No refutations allowed.

Adolf and the interviewer had a very enjoyable conversation, and soon, in a harmonious atmosphere, he received the approval stamp.

It was exceedingly hard.

Today, there had been more than a hundred people wanting to interview, with an acceptance rate of less than ten percent.

That is, out of a hundred people, less than ten could obtain the pass.

Now, with the rise of Hua Country, the chance of obtaining a pass was becoming increasingly slim.

People of Hua Country seemed to think that once people from other countries stepped onto Hua Country’s territory, they wouldn’t want to leave.

Yes, their worries were not misplaced; many people indeed thought so.