"That won't do, that requires voluntary use, otherwise the consequences will not be any less severe than those of drugs," La Sike answered.
After some thought, La Sike offered another suggestion, "In fact, you don't necessarily have to make him forget those memories. Given his demeanor, he must be an important figure. As long as you offer him enough benefits and you have mutual interests, it's not impossible to work together."
He himself was a testament to that—had it not been for cooperation with others, how could a person of his young age come into possession of so many drugs and trade with Ye Jiu?
Moreover, it was not difficult for him to dispose of the many items he had traded with Ye Jiu.
However, these issues only existed at the beginning. Now, he had made friends from other planes as well, which, like his own, were high-tech planes where flora and fauna were scarce.
La Sike spoke ambiguously, and Ye Jiu did not understand clearly, "What do you mean?"
