Even if you belong to a demonic sect, you still have to bring glory to the country.

Chapter 158 Is there something you want to tell me?
Unable to tolerate it any longer, Li Sui kicked everyone out except Kaiyang.

Then he looked at Kaiyang and scrutinized Kaiyang's unusually 'honest' face.

After all, for an assassin, sometimes being too conspicuous isn't a good thing.

But Kaiyang is at most the appearance of an ordinary young man.

"Why would you want to become a paparazzi?" Li Sui frowned. "Where did you hear about this profession?"

It's hard to believe that the seemingly dull Kaiyang could be associated with the profession of paparazzi.

"I just find it interesting," Kaiyang said. "Master, didn't you say that as long as it's not illegal, we can find something suitable for ourselves to do?"

"..."

She did say that.

But it's not that she's prejudiced; the profession of paparazzi just sounds a bit disreputable.

The biggest gossip she saw online was that paparazzi would take big photos of certain celebrities and then leak them to the celebrities in advance to blackmail them into giving them money.

This industry is both unethical and undeniably satisfies the public's curiosity.

Anyway, she likes to watch it.

Kaiyang just doesn't seem like the type of person who's suited to be a paparazzi.

He went to photograph other people's gossip with a blank expression?
What if you capture something offensive on camera?
However, Li Sui is an open-minded person. Even if her subordinates come up with some outlandish ideas, she will be very tolerant as long as they do not touch the edge of the law.

"Are you sure you want to find something to do and that's to be a paparazzi? Paparazzi usually take pictures of celebrities and socialites, such as cheating, infidelity, or even more serious situations. And if you take pictures, you have to tell others first. Otherwise, if you just expose it, you're violating industry rules and can easily become the public enemy of the industry."

Kaiyang's eyes lit up: "They'll all come looking for trouble with me?"

"..."

Li Sui suddenly began to understand the meaning.

She looked Kaiyang up and down, not missing the hidden excitement and elation in his eyes.

and--

Who would dare to cause trouble for Kaiyang?
"It's not that I'm trying to cause you trouble, it's just that you're very likely to be sued." Li Sui didn't understand the boundaries of this industry either. What if he really filmed something he shouldn't have, and what if Kaiyang was actually sued after it was published?

She earnestly advised, "If you're really interested in this industry, why don't you become a journalist? Being a journalist sounds better than being a paparazzi, and it's more aboveboard."

Kaiyang asked, puzzled, "What is a reporter?"

Li Sui: "Paparazzi take photos and follow people secretly, while reporters usually conduct interviews openly and aboveboard."

Kaiyang subtly pursed his lips.

What does "upright and honorable" mean?

He likes to do things secretly and in the shadows.

Ideally, it should also have a slightly dangerous element.

If Li Sui knew about his thoughts, she would probably give him a few tough beatings, just like she did with Tian Shu.

However, she still has a strong bias towards Kaiyang.

It's because Kaiyang doesn't like being in crowds and rarely comes to Li Sui.

As a result, Li Sui's impression of him was only that he was 'not very honest'.

"Well, you're still in school. If you're really interested, you should first look up what paparazzi and reporters do. It's not easy to do this job. Being literate is the basics, and you need to know how to take pictures. Do you have a camera? Do you know how to use a camera? You're not even good at taking pictures with your phone right now, let alone learning some computer skills. There's a lot you need to learn."

Kaiyang: "Master, can you buy it for me? I'll learn first, and I'll pay you back when I earn money later."

"……Can."

Could she say no?

Kaiyang left satisfied.

Li Sui then thought that if Kaiyang really wanted to do this, it wasn't impossible. He could become a reporter who didn't follow the usual path.

Having no parents or family, yet daring to report on anything and not afraid of causing trouble, is simply a killer move.

Thinking about it this way, it's actually a good thing.

Although Li Sui couldn't figure out Kai Yang's ultimate intention, at least for the time being, his brainwaves briefly aligned with Kai Yang's.

Li Sui didn't tell anyone else about Kaiyang's situation.

After all, nowadays every industry requires some professional knowledge, and I can't even handle a Kaiyang camera.

Qin Xingzhi and Guan Zhong returned in the middle of the night.

These two went out and actually busted a pyramid scheme operation.

When they saw the man being controlled, they felt something was wrong. After following him, they discovered that it was a pyramid scheme disguised in a residential building.

After Qin Xingzhi dealt with the person, he handed the rest over to the local police.

Through this incident, Guan Zhong actually thought Qin Xingzhi was a good person.

Putting aside internal strength, Qin Xingzhi was basically the representative of those in the army who had honed their martial arts skills to the extreme.

Every move he made was a killing blow. If he weren't restrained from being among ordinary people, and if he weren't part of the Extraordinary Group, who knows how badly he might have hurt them.

The thugs who just took down more than a dozen pyramid scheme dens didn't need Guan Zhong's help.

Guan Zhong admired those with good skills.

If Qin Xingzhi were from the Liang Dynasty, someone capable of cultivating internal energy would at least be a renowned master.

Guan Zhong rarely asked, "Did you train your skills from a young age?"

Qin Xingzhi had originally brought Guan Zhong back, but when he heard Guan Zhong ask this question, he was silent for two seconds before nodding: "I've been interested in these things since I was little, and later I joined the army for training."

He was a well-known figure in the military; otherwise, he wouldn't have dared to apply for the mission.

Guan Zhong: "Were you transferred here from the military by the special task force?"

Qin Xingzhi thought for a moment and said in a deep voice, "Not really. It was because my application for an overseas mission was rejected, plus family reasons... Li Sui's matter is somewhat related to me, so Team Leader Mu applied to have me transferred over there."

"Oh……"

It turns out they didn't come here voluntarily.

Guan Zhong asked curiously, "What kind of mission are you going to carry out abroad that would make it so difficult to get you sent back?"

Guan Zhong has never been abroad.

I don't know if I'll be able to go in the future.

There are other countries in this world that, in Guan Zhong's mind, are similar to those foreign dynasties of the past, but they are clearly not.

This involved classified information, so Qin Xingzhi didn't explain further, only saying, "I've already passed the test. It's not that my superiors won't allow it, but there are some obstacles from my family."

"You really want to go?"

"Of course." A strange light shone in Qin Xingzhi's eyes: "I trained so hard in the army, I risked my life to complete every mission. My goal was always for that side, and I wanted to contribute my strength to the country, even if it meant death—"

Realizing he had gone a bit too far, Qin Xingzhi quickly fell silent again: "I really want to go."

Guan Zhong actually found it hard to understand this fervor.

But after visiting the base, he discovered that the people there had an indescribable trust in their country.

Especially the cult leader.

She did things that would get her head in the Great Liang Dynasty, but she doesn't think about doing anything here.

Finally, Guan Zhong put his hands behind his back and chuckled.

"I know you wouldn't tell me this for no reason. Is there something you want to tell me?"