Two Realms Shuttle Gate: Don't Call Me a Demon!

East Qin State! Su Jie rode in a black sedan, heading towards the Jieke Group Headquarters Building, where a press conference was being held. "The Northern Territory has been essentially swept clean, many warlord soldiers have surrendered, and local civilians have joined the insect farming industry, breaking the economic bonds of those warlords. However, the core leaders of the warlords had fled in advance. According to intelligence, they have run off to Yang City, the capital of Chan Country, and are under CIA protection." Liu Yingying, holding documents, was reporting the latest situation of the Jieke Group to Su Jie. "No matter, we will settle the accounts with them soon." Su Jie knew where those people were, and it didn't matter if they were in Chan Country or had fled to a Western country, Su Jie would send Genetic Warriors to eliminate them. From the moment they picked a fight with the Jieke Group, their fate was actually sealed. "How are the preparations in the Ruo Kai Mountains coming along?" "The military is already deployed, ready to move south and liberate the local civilians at any time." Liu Yingying, having been with Su Jie for a long time, now also used the word "liberate" in her speech, which sounded very upright, though Su Jie was a Demon Cultivator. Su Jie pinched Liu Yingying's cheek and smiled, "You've been working hard these days. Once this war is over, I'll take some time to be with you." "I don't mind. Career comes first." Liu Yingying shook her head and leaned on Su Jie's shoulder, saying, "I'm very satisfied with my life now. In the past, I wouldn't have dared to dream of having such incredible experiences." From a small-time real estate salesperson to becoming the number two in a regional warlord's command—she had never dared to dream of this before. "This is nothing. You will experience much more in the future." Su Jie stroked Liu Yingying's smooth hair as they chatted casually, arriving at the Jieke Group's headquarters building. The place was already under strict security to prevent missile attacks from the Eight Nation Group, so the press conference was not held above ground but deep underground in a bunker-level conference room. Many journalists attending the press conference complained privately, but some also admired Jieke Group's foresight, because the Beautiful Country really could do such a thing. "Mr. Su, regarding the United Nations' latest resolution forbidding the Jieke Group from researching and developing biochemical genetics technology, and requiring the handover of related technologies for a lockdown, will you comply with the United Nations' resolution?" At the press conference, the first journalist who stood up to ask a question brought up the recently concluded United Nations Security Council resolution. Su Jie smiled slightly and said, "The United Nations Security Council resolution? We are not a member state of the United Nations Security Council. Agreements signed by others have nothing to do with us. The Beautiful Country likes to do this kind of thing. Why don't they first publicize their own domestic technologies like jet fighter engines, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, and chip technologies? These technologies are equally dangerous. Shouldn't we prohibit the Beautiful Country from developing them?" Su Jie made his point very clear, suggesting that anyone wanting to freeload his technology should just go to bed early. Unrelenting, the journalist continued, "Mr. Su, with your large-scale production of human biochemical genetic experiments, what if there is an accidental incident? Many experts say that genetic modification can affect the natural lifespan of humans. It can also lead to aggressiveness and irritability among the Reformers, and it's impossible to know when they will lose control and kill indiscriminately." "Our Jieke Group's biotech is safe enough. As for the experts you speak of, if they understand so much, let them produce a similar Genetic Warrior for me to see. Otherwise, I can only assume they are talking nonsense." Su Jie waved his hand, signaling the next journalist to ask a question and deliberately picking a reporter from Asahi News of Japan. "The Prime Minister of Japan, Tsunoshima Shouichi, has issued an order demanding that Jieke Group immediately release our soldiers, otherwise Japan will send more troops to destroy Jieke Group's rule." Asahi News' reporter's words were filled with indignation. Japan had not only been defeated but also had thousands of soldiers taken prisoner by Jieke Group. This incident had caused an uproar back in Japan, with people now protesting in the streets. "Release? Although we don't have potatoes to dig in Siberia like Chan Country does, those mines also need a lot of labor." "Those prisoners from Japan must atone for their own actions of invading Chan Country. Or perhaps your Eight Nation Group would be willing to pay ten million US dollars per person; then I might consider negotiating their release." "Of course, I would love for you to continue sending troops, because our mines are seriously lacking in labor, and we are worried about not having enough prisoners." Su Jie sneered repeatedly. In his rule, there were some rare mines located in high mountains and dense forests, which were extremely dangerous. Because machinery had difficulty accessing these areas, manpower was needed for mining, making these Japanese prisoners a perfect fit. Many people, given the high-intensity labor and the constant risk of collapse, found it hard to survive more than three to five years. If they were lucky enough to survive, they could be used for experiments. Like the transformation into Genetic Warriors, after all, some test subjects are needed to try drugs and ensure safety. The souls of the deceased prisoners could be extracted to cultivate the Yin Soul, strengthening his Ten Thousand Soul Banner. For Su Jie, who came from a lineage of Demon Cultivators, having mercy on his enemies was absolutely impossible. And Su Jie's response left the Asahi News journalist trembling all over. This was simply outrageous and displayed complete disregard for Japan, daring to openly say he would force the prisoners to labor in the mines.