After writing a letter to Li Qingluo, Jiang Dali picked up his pen to write another letter intended for Queen Yin Zhu Yu Yan.
At the beginning, releasing Queen Yin and cooperating with her required using her and the Yin Gui Sect as a chess piece to establish an alliance with the Power Gang, so that she could be activated again at an opportune moment to achieve his goals.
However, Queen Yin was no simple character to manage, and to make her willingly cooperate continuously, playing the Wan Wan card that he held was essential.
Having finished the two letters.
Jiang Dali stepped out of the house, selected two clever carrier pigeons, tied the letters to them, and sent them off personally.
Afterward, he personally concocted some bird’s nest soup and medicine, entered the secret chamber, and proceeded to a room where light filtered in.
"Wan Wan, it’s time for your medicine!"
In the room, upon hearing these words, Wan Wan slowly stood up, now dressed in a Cicada Wing Gauze, her body gleaming with pristine whiteness, revealing some parts unabashedly, almost enough to bewitch the soul.
Every time he saw her , Jiang Dali internally criticized the playful mischief of the female Players among the Personal Guard.
He wasn’t sure if those female Players had misconceptions, perhaps thinking that he had locked Wanwan up to carry out unmentionable acts, thus deliberately changing her into such captivating attire.
"Chief... village chief..."
Seeing the tall and burly Jiang Dali walk in, Wan Wan’s face blossomed with a pure and bright smile as she approached gracefully.
"Sit down. Let’s see how you are doing now."
Jiang Dali handed the prepared bird’s nest and medicine to Wan Wan, who joyously embraced it like a little girl, eagerly licking and drinking it, while he nonchalantly flicked a finger against her back.
Instantly, a "-7" Qi-Blood appeared above Wan Wan’s head.
"I accidentally exerted a bit too much force."
Jiang Dali withdrew his hand, then noticed the blood bar above Wan Wan’s head had recovered to about eighty percent, which made him quite satisfied and he nodded in approval.
At that moment, as Wan Wan drank the bird’s nest and medicine, a prompt appeared on his panel.
"Wan Wan has consumed the bird’s nest you personally prepared, her fondness and dependency on you have greatly increased, her liking towards you has increased by 100, currently at a friendly level."
Jiang Dali looked at the prompt on the panel and nodded slightly.
He figured that if he continued nurturing and training her for a while, Wan Wan’s fondness for him would reach a level of respect or even adoration.
By then, even if Queen Yin Zhu Yu Yan wanted to take Wan Wan away, she might not be willing to leave, and even if she did, she would still follow his commands.
This was the most crucial part of Jiang Dali’s plan.
In fact, the current situation had exceeded Jiang Dali’s expectations.
Initially, he had damaged Wan Wan’s brain with a gentle shock.
Jiang Dali had thought that even if Wan Wan woke up, she would either become idiotic or perhaps suffer from amnesia altogether.
In that case, this troublesome woman would calm down, become manipulable, and turn into his chess piece to control Xu Ziling and Queen Yin.
However, when Wan Wan woke up two days ago, Jiang Dali found that not only did she seem to have amnesia, but her intelligence appeared to have regressed to that of a naive and cheerful seven- or eight-year-old girl.
As long as he was kind to her and provided food and drink, Wan Wan would develop fondness for him.
With this, Jiang Dali had better plans for her and was not eager to release her from the secret chamber and expose her to more people.
During this time, Wan Wan was like a newborn baby, becoming deeply dependent on those she spent most time with.
In time, a deep attachment would be firmly established.
Once released later, even if she met Xu Ziling, the man she loved most, it likely wouldn’t trigger her anymore.
"Drink... finished, want more, more!"
At that moment, Wan Wan had already finished the bowl of bird’s nest and medicine, looking up at Jiang Dali with her innocent eyes, unmistakably clear in black and white, her mouth open in entreaty, her face smeared in paste.
Jiang Dali smiled, took the bowl away, pulled out a handkerchief to clean the paste from Wan Wan’s face, and said, "You drink one bowl at a time, the chief will come again later to give you a second bowl, only well-behaved kids get to eat."
Wan Wan nodded subconsciously upon hearing this, "Good, good, Wan Wan will be good. Wan Wan wants to eat a lot more."
"Behave, and next time you’ll get more."
Jiang Dali smiled and nodded, unintentionally, under these circumstances, he immersed himself into the realm of the Affectionate Blade’s Sword Intent, feeling as if his speech carried a special kind of affection, like a father caring for his daughter or an elder brother taking care of his younger sister, with a special emotional stir in his heart.
But soon, he exited this deeply contemplative state of Sword Intent and his expression returned to being calm as he stood up and walked out of the room.
Regarding controlling Wan Wan in her current state, Jiang Dali didn’t feel there was anything inappropriate.
Perhaps she might suddenly regain her memory after some stimulation later on, but by that time, he might no longer need her.
Generally, against enemies, no matter who they were or what their nature was, if they opposed him repeatedly, Jiang Dali would ruthlessly eliminate them, sending them to the underworld.
But for those who still had value, he wouldn’t simply waste them by killing them straight away.
Like Shuanglong, the Xuanming Two Elders, and other tools, if he had directly killed them initially, where would he find top-tier experts who could stand on their own?
Just like Tianshan Tonglao and Queen Yin Zhu Yu Yan, if he had just impulsively killed them, how could he reap more benefits and leverage?
Therefore, sometimes as a supreme leader, one must overall the entire situation, not just act impulsively, but also possess a broad perspective.