"Little brat, what do you know? Oh, by the way, do you have the lamb chops? The fattier, the better."

Admiral Bai couldn’t argue with Su Xiaocai, so he got up to get some lamb to eat. Since he came here, no one was serving him, so he had to do it himself to be well-fed and clothed.

Everyone chuckled, finding it amusing how quickly Admiral Bai changed the subject.

As they laughed, Admiral Bai’s communicator rang. Since it was not a classified call, he answered it right in front of Su Xiaocai. The more he listened, the more his brow furrowed.

Finally, Admiral Bai angrily retorted to the person on the communicator, "It’s fine to call me for war, but why bother me with online public opinion issues? And now you want me to attend a press conference to apologize. Not killing, how do I even fight a war, get lost, you can’t even handle this little issue without apologizing. Who proposed it, let them apologize. By the way, if they really dare to stand up and apologize, have them get out of their position immediately."

The propaganda team member on the other side felt quite innocent; he was just a small employee, and it was all his boss’s idea.

So, should the boss apologize or not?

The newly appointed propaganda director avoided the small employee’s gaze, wiping the sweat from his forehead. It was just a suggestion, given that the public opinion was growing louder.

With such a strong reaction from Admiral Bai, he felt quite frustrated, finally realizing that some directives weren’t for anyone’s benefit but to test the Bai Family’s attitude.

Just after taking office, he ended up doing a thankless task, caught in the middle, with a long period of discomfort ahead.

Admiral Bai was also resigned to it; some people with empty heads can get promoted.

If there is a loophole, they find every way to exploit it, doing no real work, not realizing they’re being used.

In the backyard of the lab, everyone was staring at Admiral Bai with curious eyes, expecting him to reveal some gossip, no, to disclose some insider information.

Admiral Bai obliged them, "Some idiot jumped out to call us cruel, also saying it’s all about human lives, killing those armed with weapons to resist is one thing, but why kill those who surrendered halfway..."

This action, for some reason, was broadcasted, and even though they won, it aroused a sense of pity among some people online.

Bla bla, Admiral Bai talked about some self-righteous Saint and Holy Father nonsense, and then some know-it-all suggested he should apologize.

Who was it, he didn’t say.

As if he would bother with them, he didn’t do anything wrong, so why apologize?

Apologizing to quell such comments is the dumbest approach. 𝘧𝓇ℯℯ𝑤ℯ𝘣𝓃ℴ𝓋𝑒𝑙.𝑐𝘰𝑚

Su Xiaocai chuckled, saying, "Species diversity, you know, some people are truly kind, while others are fake kind, just to create more chaos."

"Don’t laugh, you’re part of it too."

Admiral Bai was condemned by the "do-gooders," and even Su Xiaocai, a hero in the turning point of the war, wasn’t spared.

"Me? I just swung a sword from start to finish." Su Xiaocai was shocked, pointing at herself, "I can’t even kill Insect Man? It’s treading on my field, I’m just a vegetable farmer, what’s wrong with killing pests."

This statement made complete sense.

Su Xiaocai immediately went online to search and found many bizarre opinions.

They claimed that the people of the Empire are also human and can actually be accepted and integrated within the Ten-Star system.

In their narrative, Su Xiaocai became a character who is not environmentally conscious and doesn’t understand protecting the ecosystem.

Because with that one sword, she annihilated all the nearby life, leaving no survivors. There was even a reporter who deliberately went to the destroyed field, finding several squashed frog corpses, fish corpses, ground squirrels, all dead with grievances, accompanied by a gloomy background music.

Goodness, he really filmed a scene full of devastation.

He pointed out in his report that harming any life is not praiseworthy.

"Haha." Su Xiaocai laughed dryly, "What a humorous remark."

She raised her hand and began crazily ordering frogs, various freshwater fish, and farmed meat mice on a shopping platform.

"Xiao Wanzi, I bought lots of ingredients, we’re having late-night snacks tonight."

Xiao Wanzi: "Great!"

Admiral Bai shot her a sidelong glance, quick to fight back! Impressive, having so many fans is really something.

Su Xiaocai was confident.

This wasn’t the most powerful counterattack, but as a human being, an omnivorous species, it shouldn’t be controversial.

If someone only eats vegetables, then it’s definitely an individual’s behavior.

"Be careful of vegetarians and nutrition pill supporters coming after you."

"My fans will charge into battle with me."

"Didn’t you say to keep a low profile?"

"Different times call for different measures."

The cooking expert Xiao Wanzi quickly prepared the ingredients and took pictures, sending them to Su Xiaocai.

Su Xiaocai posted them in order, writing a caption: "Feast of fish and meat, I’m flaunting my wealth. Tribute to every ingredient that can be made delicious!"

Once Su Xiaocai posted it, the buzz surged, crashing into the search terms of the "Saints."