I started by watching videos, and I chose 10,000 combat power.

D9 slowly drove into the Shanshui Impression residential area.

Night had fallen, and the neighborhood was quiet, with only a few streetlights casting a dim yellow glow.

Luo Fei parked the car; the villa was pitch black.

He quietly opened the door, changed his shoes, went upstairs, and returned to his room.

After changing into my pajamas and washing up, I lay down on the bed.

The moonlight outside the window was faint, with only a few rays seeping in through the gaps in the curtains.

He closed his eyes and quickly fell into a deep sleep.

The next morning.

Luo Fei opened his eyes.

He lay on the bed, staring at the ceiling, silent for a few seconds.

Then trigger today's options in your mind.

[A divine choice has been triggered today.]

Option A: Obtain the "Xuanyuan Sword" (an ancient famous sword, said to have been forged by the Yellow Emperor from copper collected from Shou Mountain).

Option B: Receive 'One Billion Dragon Kingdom Coins' (through legal channels, transferred to the designated account in a single payment).

Luo Fei was taken aback.

Xuanyuan Sword?

That legendary sword of the holy path?

Without any hesitation.

Choose A.

[Confirm selection. Rewards being distributed...]

With a thought, Luo Fei produced a sword in his hand.

The entire sword is dark gold in color, with the sun, moon and stars engraved on one side and mountains, rivers and plants on the other. The hilt is engraved with texts about farming, animal husbandry and ruling the four seas.

Luo Fei asked in his mind.

"system."

【exist. 】

Is this sword really the legendary Xuanyuan Sword?

【Yes. 】

This sword was forged by the Yellow Emperor, but it was eventually destroyed in war as history unfolded.

The system has been fully restored to its peak condition.

[Can be detected by any testing]

Luo Fei remained silent for a few seconds.

Looking at the sword in his hand, he gently swung it once.

Then a thought occurred to me.

The Xuanyuan Sword disappeared from his hand and returned to his storage ring.

It's impossible for him to hand it over. He just saw a video of the Nanjing Museum a while ago. Those who know, know. It's not that he's unpatriotic.

I got up, washed up, and went downstairs.

As soon as I got to the first floor, I heard noises coming from the kitchen.

The aroma of fried eggs wafted over, mingling with the wheaty scent of toasted bread.

Luo Ying sat at the dining table, holding her phone in her hand, her brows slightly furrowed.

Zhao Lin was lying next to her, also looking at her phone.

Luo Yumei brought out the porridge from the kitchen, saw Luo Fei, and smiled.

"Xiao Fei? When did you get back? Come and have breakfast."

"I got back a little late last night, so I went straight to my room to sleep."

Luo Fei walked to the dining table and sat down.

Chu Yue brought over the fried eggs and bread, and poured a glass of hot milk in front of Luo Fei.

Luo Fei picked up the bread and took a bite.

"What are you looking at?" He glanced at Luo Ying's phone.

Luo Ying raised her head, her expression somewhat complicated.

"Brother, you know about that miracle drug for leukemia, right?"

Luo Fei nodded.

"Know."

"The internet is in an uproar today." Luo Ying handed over her phone. "Look."

Luo Fei took the phone.

A trending topic appeared on the screen.

#Bai Ruizhe Special Effect Medicine#

Clicking in, there were already hundreds of thousands of comments.

Top comment:

"China is awesome! There's finally hope for leukemia!"

Second most popular comment:

"I heard this medicine was independently developed in China, and its effects far surpass all similar foreign drugs! I'm so proud!"

Third most popular comment:

"My cousin has leukemia and has been undergoing chemotherapy for several years, suffering terribly. Now there is finally hope!"

It received over 600,000 likes.

Scroll down further.

Different comments gradually emerged.

"This medicine is so effective, shouldn't the formula be released? It would benefit all of humanity!"

"Exactly, why are they hiding this life-saving medicine?"

"China should be more generous and make the formula public so that the whole world can produce it."

"Support transparency! Saving lives knows no borders!"

In the comments section, these remarks were quickly and thoroughly criticized.

"Release the formula? Are you out of your mind? Why didn't you say 'release the formula' when foreign pharmaceutical companies had a monopoly?"

"An imported targeted drug costs tens of thousands of yuan, so why don't foreigners give it to us for free?"

"Get out, you sanctimonious hypocrite! Why should you get the research results from China?"

"Exactly! If you want to use it, you have to pay for it! Why should we give it to you for free when we developed it ourselves?"

"A lot of these IDs are from overseas, right? Are they here to stir up trouble?"

"Check their IP! They're definitely jealous!"

Luo Fei looked at the comments and a slight smile appeared on his lips.

He returned the phone to Luo Ying.

"That's normal," he said. "Good things will always attract some envious people."

Luo Ying took the phone and nodded.

Breakfast continued, but the conversation shifted to other topics.

After breakfast.

Luo Fei sat on the sofa and turned on the TV.

The news channel is broadcasting international news.

The host's voice was calm and steady.

"Today is Friday, and our embassy staff in Indonesia will be returning home this afternoon on a special plane. Prior to this, the embassy has repeatedly reminded Chinese citizens in Indonesia to evacuate as soon as possible, especially away from the areas near the eastern sea."

Screen switch.

Standing in front of the Chinese Embassy in Indonesia, staff members are busy packing up their belongings.

Several buses were parked at the entrance, ready to take the last batch of evacuees to the airport.

Reporters on site.

"According to the embassy's statistics, as of this morning, more than 90% of Chinese citizens in Japan have chosen to return home. A small number have chosen to stay for various reasons, and the embassy has once again reminded them to be careful."

The camera then cuts back to the studio.

The host continued.

"At the same time, coastal cities in the country have also strengthened control measures. In coastal cities near Japan, local governments have increased patrols and reminded the public to avoid going near the beach as much as possible in the near future."

Luo Fei watched the television, his eyes calm.

Everything that needed to be done has been done.

The rest is up to fate.

At this time.

A press conference is being held inside the Japanese government building.

A row of officials sat on the stage, their expressions serious.

The audience was filled with reporters, their cameras and microphones pointed at the stage.

The official representative cleared his throat and began to speak.

"Regarding the earthquake and tsunami warning issued by China, our Meteorological Administration and Earthquake Administration have been closely monitoring the situation for several days."

"At the same time, we also invited a team of geological experts from the United States to jointly analyze the relevant data."

He paused.

"After comprehensive testing and evaluation, we have concluded that there are no signs of an impending earthquake in the eastern sea area of ​​our country that was warned by the Dragon Kingdom."

"All monitoring data show that the geological activity in the area is at a normal level, with no abnormalities."

"Therefore, our government believes that the Dragon Kingdom's warning lacks scientific basis and is misinformation."

A murmur of disbelief erupted from the audience.

Reporters immediately raised their hands.

"Why did the Dragon Kingdom issue such a warning? Is there any other purpose behind it?"

The official frowned slightly.

"We cannot speculate on this issue. However, our government believes that issuing such a serious warning without any scientific basis is irresponsible."

Another reporter raised their hand.

"So, will the plan to discharge nuclear wastewater be affected?"

The official shook his head.

"Won't."

"Our government has long formulated a detailed plan for the discharge of nuclear wastewater, and all discharge standards meet international safety requirements."

"Tonight, we will continue to discharge treated nuclear wastewater into the sea as planned."

"Please rest assured, both the domestic public and the international community, that our emissions are safe, transparent, and responsible."

The press conference has ended.

The officials rose and left their seats, their expressions indifferent.

Reporters swarmed out, eager to file their stories.

That afternoon.

Major media outlets in Japan have reported on this.

The headlines are almost identical.

"Earthquake warning from China proven false! Chinese experts: There were no abnormalities!"

"US expert team confirms: No earthquake precursors in the East China Sea! China's early warning lacks basis!"

"The discharge of nuclear wastewater will proceed as planned tonight! The government urges the public to remain calm!"

Online, netizens in Japan were in an uproar.

"Hahaha, the Chinese are really good at making things up; they can even make up an earthquake!"

"They're telling us to evacuate? Evacuate to where? Back to China? That's hilarious!"

"Is this some kind of conspiracy by the Dragon Kingdom? They want to create panic so their companies can profit from it?"

"What a pity, we hired an expert from the US. Science is science, and it doesn't lie!"

"If nuclear wastewater is released tonight, the people of China will be furious again, right? Let them be!"

"The more they jump, the more right we are! Keep lining up! Don't stop!"

"Where are the netizens from China? Come on, let's have a showdown! What happened to your warnings? Why aren't they working anymore?"

These comments were quickly screenshotted and sent back to China.

The internet in China immediately erupted in uproar.

"Are these people in Japan out of their minds?"

"American experts? Can you trust what American experts say? They even claimed a certain country had weapons of mass destruction back in the day!"

"Hilarious! Asking an American expert to prove that China's early warning was fake is like asking a robber to prove the police are bad guys!"

"Wait until a real earthquake, then see how they cry!"

"Don't argue with them, it's a waste of time. We'll see when the earthquake comes."

"But they're going to discharge nuclear wastewater tonight! How can we tolerate that?"

"What if we can't stand it anymore? Should we fly over and stop them?"

"Damn it, just looking at it makes me angry!"

"Do you think it's possible that they just finished lining up today, and then the tsunami will send them back tomorrow?"

Several related topics appeared on the short video trending list.

#Japanese mock China's earthquake warning#

#Japan to discharge nuclear wastewater tonight#

#Chinese netizens respond#

In the comments section, netizens from both sides engaged in a heated online debate across their screens.

A netizen from Japan sent a comment using translation software.

"People of the Dragon Kingdom, where are your warning signs? Why hasn't there been an earthquake yet?"

Chinese netizens responded.

"What's the rush? What's meant to happen will happen. Don't cry then!"

Japanese netizens continued to mock Japan.

"We've already had American experts confirm, there was no earthquake at all. You've been fooled!"

Chinese netizens sneered.

"American experts? If they're really that capable, how come they didn't predict their own hurricane?"

"Exactly! Let them predict when the next hurricane will hit the US! If they can't predict it, they're lying!"

Japanese netizens sent meme-worthy emojis.

"Just waiting for the emissions tonight, let's see what you all think!"

Chinese netizens responded with emojis.

"Just waiting for the earthquake, then I'll see you cry!"

The verbal battle escalated further.