Morax is dead, Liyue will fall into my hands.

Why bother yourself? Do you think the favors of people on Yuheng Star are so worthless?

That's what they said, but Keqing still took the rules and contracts from Ningguang's hands.

Reserve Management Regulations and Contract

For storing and retrieving things?

Coincidentally, I just drafted a set of rules and regulations for Mora Savings a few days ago. I specifically researched a lot of information and conducted in-depth research at the grassroots level for this purpose.

When it comes to other industries, I worry that I don't have enough experience to give suitable advice, or that I might make assumptions. But even in industries related to reserve management, it's exactly what I need.

Thinking this, Ke Qing took the rules and regulations and sat down next to the chair, then opened the first page to read.

My first impression is that it's good!

This is so well written!

This is so well written!

It's clear that drafting these rules and contracts was definitely not something that Yue Haiting and his group of incompetent fools would have done.

When they write rules and contracts, they never forget to show off their writing skills, making them obscure and difficult to understand, as if they cannot demonstrate their literary talent without doing so.

Ke Qing told her temporary assistant more than once that rules and contracts are not articles and do not need flowery words!

This set of rules and regulations is very good. Although it occasionally uses idioms and allusions, it is at least clear and logical, and you don't have to ponder it after reading it.

I don't know where Ningguang found this talented person, but he has won my heart. I would like to meet him.

Ke Qing nodded as she looked at it, liking it more and more, but why did she always have a strange sense of familiarity?

Is it just my imagination?

Or is it that the person who drafted this set of rules and contracts knows them personally?

Or perhaps it's because I saw similar rules and contracts that they felt strangely familiar?

Ke Qing turned to the second page, and when she saw the contents of the second page, the smile on her lips finally disappeared.

Her brows furrowed slightly, and she rested her left hand gently on her chin, lost in thought.

No wonder it felt familiar. This set of rules and regulations... isn't it the one I hired Yan Fei as my legal counsel out of my own pocket and worked several all-nighters to finish before opening the bank?

Who exactly did Ningguang copy from?

It's one thing to copy, but why do you have to be so clever as to add idioms and allusions to it?

Does it make you seem very cultured?

Unbeknownst to me, to ensure that each line was clear and easy to understand, I even went out of my way to find elderly women in the neighborhood and read them aloud one by one, making sure that even they could understand before I stopped rewriting.

The result was that they copied the essence but completely lost it!

Ningguang, standing nearby, felt a pang of unease. It seemed that the rules and regulations of the contract had a major flaw, otherwise Keqing wouldn't have shown such an expression.

She spoke up from the side to explain: "The person who drafted this set of rules and contracts is young and inexperienced, and his abilities are also lacking. It's normal for mistakes to happen."

"Please point out any unreasonable points; I'll have her correct them later."

Upon hearing Ningguang's words, Keqing silently raised her head, her eyes revealing a complex and indescribable expression.

Please translate: What does it mean to be young and inexperienced?

Translation, translation, what does it mean to lack ability?

Translate this: What does it mean that making mistakes is normal?

I stayed up several all-nighters, spent two million Mora, and painstakingly crafted these rules and contracts with all my might. Are they really that bad?!

Tianquan Ningguang, don't go too far!

Although Keqing wanted to yell at Ningguang, she was more interested in how Ningguang obtained the contract.

She had no idea when she had accepted Ningguang's request.

Li Ye said that he would also ask two people to help him check for omissions and fill in the gaps in this set of rules and contracts: one is Zhong Li, a guest elder of Wangshengtang, and the other is Wang Xiaomei, a veteran member of the team.

Zhongli is old-fashioned and conservative, and has a close relationship with the Hall of Rebirth, so he shouldn't be Ningguang's subordinate. Could it be... that Ningguang is Wang Xiaomei, and Wang Xiaomei is Ningguang!?

That's not right either. Li Ye said he lived with Wang Xiaomei. If Ningguang is Wang Xiaomei, then wouldn't that mean Li Ye has been living in Yuehaiting all along?

Impossible! If Li Ye lives in Yuehai Pavilion, it's impossible to keep it a secret.

Furthermore, Wang Xiaomei's personality, as revealed through the chat group, is incompatible with Ningguang's assertive nature, suggesting that she might be feigning it.

Is that Boss Ji?

No, no, no, that can't be it!

Boss Ji is a low-key and reserved person. When he saw Li Ye packing up the leftovers at Xinyuexuan, he not only didn't think it was a loss of face, but even remained kind and gentle to Li Ye. How could he possibly be someone with Ningguang's wicked personality?

Keqing looked at Ningguang's face and suddenly realized that this noble and arrogant woman, who stood at the pinnacle of Liyue, could not possibly have changed her name and secretly infiltrated a small team.

Only those who write operas and storytelling programs like to come up with these kinds of fantastical stories. Who in real life would be so bored?

Besides, given Ningguang's style of doing things, she wouldn't do such a thing.

Keqing finally realized that she had fallen into a misconception. Was it possible—and I mean possible—that Wang Xiaomei and Boss Ji were not Ningguang, and that only Li Ye was actually Ningguang's person?

It's not impossible. Keqing used to wonder how someone with Ningguang's strong desire for control could let someone like Li Ye exist without actively reaching out to him. Now that she thinks about it, maybe Li Ye has already sided with Ningguang!

what is this?

Keqing used to think that her joining the team had created a traitor, but now it seems that our team's boss is the real traitor!?

Ke Qing found it increasingly absurd, and even forgot to look at the rules and contracts in her hand.

Ningguang, standing beside her, was also bewildered. What was going on?

If there's a problem with the rules or contract, just say so! Why are you just staring blankly at yourself?

"Miss Keqing...Miss Keqing..."

"Oh? Oh, sorry."

Once she finally came to her senses, Ke Qing realized that this matter needed to be considered more carefully.

Perhaps things are not as they seem. If you rashly expose the truth at this point, you might not only fail to find out the truth, but also expose your own identity.

With this thought in mind, Keqing forcibly suppressed the urge to expose Ningguang. She put down the rules and regulations in her hand and said to Ningguang, "These rules and regulations do have some shortcomings, and some parts need to be improved."

"How about this, Miss Ningguang, call the person you've chosen over, and I'll speak with her face-to-face. That would be more convenient."

Casual chat: Just woke up, let's talk about some topics that everyone is interested in.

Because of some trivial matters in real life, I just finished catching up on sleep and feel a little dizzy. Before I wake up and start writing, I want to talk about something that everyone is concerned about.

First, there's the matter of Mihoyo betraying them, meaning that Shenhe and Liuyun Borrowing Wind True Lord weren't just one person's affair. It seems that this is pretty much a done deal.

However, since it hasn't been officially announced yet, there's still the possibility that miHoYo might repeatedly backstab us, so it's too early to draw conclusions.

But whatever the outcome, it's a minor matter. The book hasn't even reached this point yet, and whether Shen He is mentioned in the outline is irrelevant. Any excuse can be made to cover it up, so there's no need for anyone to worry.

Then there's the fact that I'm a rather lazy person and don't really like to be in the comments section.

In addition, my account is not verified and I cannot post in the comments section. It is too troublesome to reply every time I use the author's name to reply, so I often do not reply to questions, or reply with a few words using another account. Please understand.

Regarding the comment section, I usually don't delete comments, but I will delete those that attack game players without reason (this happened before this book was published; readers who frequently read Genshin Impact fanfiction should have experienced it—it was a bunch of crazy people attacking Genshin Impact players and Genshin Impact fanfiction), political comments, and certain relatively sensitive comments (I don't want to be reported and have my book deleted).

In addition, whether you're discussing the content of the book or venting your frustration by criticizing the novel for being boring or the author for being a scoundrel, whatever makes you happy is fine.

I rarely delete book reviews, let alone publicly criticize people. It all comes down to one word: laziness.

No, it should be said that the book review section is a place for readers to speak freely, and authors have no right to excessively interfere with readers' freedom.

By changing my wording, I instantly felt superior.

Then there's the Python issue. Although it's estimated that it will drop out of the top three on the list this week, this book is still doing well, so some friends have asked me for Python files.

It's true that using py (a type of online forum) can affect the reading experience to some extent, but when my grades were bad, my friends always helped me out. Now that I'm finally starting to do better, they've all asked me to help. If I refuse them with a straight face, that would be like turning my back on them – that's not right.

So there will be more Python files later, I hope everyone can understand.

Regarding books on Python, I can't guarantee they'll be completed, or even that they'll be available for purchase. Given the current environment, how many books can even guarantee their own success?

But then again, the books I recommend are usually the kind you can take a look at if you're interested, just like you saw them on a recommendation page.

Of the three books I recommended this week, one is number one on the bestseller list and another is number two. Regardless of their quality, they are both books with great potential and interesting content.

If you're interested, take a look; if you're not, please don't go and criticize.

Finally, let me talk about myself. I don't like creating a persona. The book that ranked number one, "The Murder of Morax, I Did It," was written by my friend.

I even helped him look at the beginning and gave him some suggestions. We all had a very good relationship.

Please don't overthink it. It's not the same person running two accounts, nor is there any shipping involved. I don't like creating personas, and I strongly dislike the idea of ​​personas being used by fandoms.

I'm just a lousy writer who only wants to make a living by writing.

Finally, let's talk about the topic that everyone is probably most concerned about: Is the author a procrastinator? Will this book be delayed?

Will I ever procrastinate? I'll briefly reveal the books I've written, and you can judge for yourselves.

Putting aside my practice writings, just as people don't consciously remember how many bowls of rice they've eaten, I've forgotten how many books I've opened on Hedgehog Cat.

However, only five books were put on the shelves. The others were basically the kind of books that performed terribly during the trial promotion, with the kind that couldn't even make it to 300 first-day subscriptions, or those that didn't even make it to the trial promotion and were immediately canceled.

Of the five books I put on the shelves to protect myself, the results were mixed, and the word count varied.

I, Wei Qing, am really not a sister-complex.

Average subscriptions: 6000; Word count: 143.6; Status: Completed.

I, Changsun Wuji, am a true siscon!

Average subscriptions: 800; Word count: 52.2; Status: Completed.

"My Name is Wei Qing, I Want to Fight the Xiongnu" (Not recommended, the pacing falls apart later on).

Average subscriptions: 2000; Word count: 117; Status: Completed.

"Princess, Please Behave Yourself" (Not recommended; it has a terrible ending and fills in all the plot holes.)

Average subscriptions: 300; Word count: 18.9; Status: Completed.

"Being a Detective in Genshin Impact" (I only recommend the Liyue chapter; the Inazuma chapter is paced terribly, and I was frustrated while writing it).

Average subscriptions: 3000; Word count: 50.7; Status: Completed (Because the Liyue arc and the Inazuma arc are two relatively independent stories, the story ends directly after the Inazuma arc ends).