Super Invincible Battleship
Chapter 727

Chapter 727: Chapter 310: Intimidating_2 Chapter 727: Chapter 310: Intimidating_2 When the negotiation teams from these three countries left the dock and officially entered Dream Island, they were stunned by the natural environment of Dream Island. They had previously viewed images of Dream Island via satellites, but such observation was nothing like an on-site inspection. In their common sense, such a degree of environmental transformation should not be possible for an island that had just been developed. Even if someone were to conduct environmental adjustments on Dream Island, it would take no less than twenty years to transform a 200-square-kilometer barren island into such a vibrant place.

Not only was the environment of Dream Island beautiful and full of life, but the air was also fresh, making it a tranquil haven that relaxed one's mind. Ever since Yan Fei had shut down the only source of pollution on the island–the thermal power station–the air on Dream Island had never been polluted again, and the island's air quality had remained in a perfect state. As long as it didn't rain, one could always see blue skies and white clouds on the island.

Stunned by the major changes in the natural environment on Dream Island, these countries' negotiators subconsciously overlooked the initial stages of infrastructure construction on the island. It was only after they were settled down in a three-story building used as a guesthouse by Dream Technology's reception staff, and informed that formal negotiations would take place at eight o'clock in the evening, that they snapped back to reality and began to urgently discuss how to proceed with the negotiations.

At six o'clock in the afternoon, when these negotiators were invited to have dinner together at the guesthouse's dining hall, they discovered that besides Chinese cuisine, there was no other food available. They collectively protested, demanding that the guesthouse provide Western cuisine in accordance with international practice. However, their request was denied by the restaurant's waiting staff.

The waiter spoke righteously, saying that this was Dream Island, and the master of Dream Island, Yan Fei, was Chinese, and primarily hosted Chinese people. Therefore, there was only Chinese cuisine, no Western cuisine, and they would not make an exception to provide Western cuisine. If they didn't want to eat Chinese cuisine, then they would have to go hungry.

The negotiators did not know whether the issue with Western cuisine was arranged by Yan Fei deliberately as a show of dominance, meant to gain an upper hand during negotiations. But, since they were under someone else's roof, they had no choice but to bow their heads; to maintain their energy for the upcoming negotiations, they reluctantly chose to eat Chinese cuisine. What surprised them, however, was that the Chinese cuisine on Dream Island seemed to taste exceptionally good–it was very much to their liking, and most importantly, it lacked the oiliness and strong flavors that they had associated with Chinese food.

The Chinese cuisine on Dream Island was an improved 'New Chinese Cuisine' after Yan Fei's modification. While the Auxiliary Brain was deducing the components for Weight Loss Cookies, it had collected data on human acceptance ranges for gourmet food, which provided insights into human perceptions of taste. Based on this data, delicious Weight Loss Cookies were produced. Then Yan Fei had the Auxiliary Brain extrapolate a variety of purposeful seasonings from this data. These seasonings had no effect by themselves and contained no harmful ingredients; their sole purpose was to enhance flavor and make ordinary food delicious.

After obtaining these seasonings, Yan Fei gathered several Chinese cuisine chefs for experimentation, and after excluding some greasy and heavily seasoned methods, a completely new technique for improving Chinese cuisine was developed. This new Chinese cuisine then became popular on Dream Island and was widely welcomed. So, it was not Yan Fei's intention to put the negotiators in their place, he simply wanted them to enjoy the deliciousness of Chinese cuisine.

At seven-thirty in the evening, a battery car appeared, transporting the negotiators from the countries to Dream Technology's new headquarters on Dream Island, and then guided them to the conference room on the eighth floor, which would be the venue for their negotiations.

When the negotiators from the three countries entered the conference room, they found that the spacious room was occupied by only two people. One was Yan Fei and beside him sat a young woman with an ordinary appearance, but with pens and notebooks in front of her as well as some documents. She was either Yan Fei's interpreter or the meeting's recorder.

This negotiation with Japan, Canada, and Australia was of utmost importance, concerning the future development of Dream Island. Yan Fei should have had Lu Pingping participate, but this time, Yan Fei had used the pretext of a Pirate Organization, which had also resulted in significant casualties for these three countries, so for the final negotiation, Yan Fei did not involve Lu Pingping.

After all, once associated with a Pirate Organization, Lu Pingping could be seen as part of it, which would then damage her reputation. So, to protect Lu Pingping's reputation, Yan Fei chose not to involve her in the negotiations.

Lu Pingping herself did not mind and was quite eager to participate. However, upon Yan Fei's persuasion, she chose to compromise. Nevertheless, before the negotiations began, Yan Fei still conducted extensive consultations with Lu Pingping to finalize the terms of the negotiation and the desired outcomes.

Seeing the representatives of the three countries enter the conference room, Yan Fei, with an expressionless face, pointed to the seats opposite and said, “Gentlemen, please take your seats!”

The negotiators from these three countries had brought two aides each to join in on the negotiations. Including themselves, there were now nine people sitting opposite Yan Fei, making his side seem a bit isolated and outnumbered.