"I see. Then why did you suddenly think of telling me all this? Isn't it better to continue hiding it? "The Consul asked with a smile. He did not seem surprised at all.
"If I could, of course, I don't want to mention this. Although Ralph came from the slums and his background is not glorious, at least he is better than me, an illegal clone who does not even have an identity." Jiang Fei smiled bitterly. He then continued, "However, the Life Extension Center unearthed some information. At first, I did not pay much attention to it. However, when I casually flipped through it, I knew that I could no longer hide my identity. So, I came to confess to you."
"Is it the identity information of those clones?" The Consul asked even though he already knew the answer.
"Yes. I did not know that you had recorded the identities of those clones. Moreover, that Ralph is not a clone. So, I can no longer continue my lie," Jiang Fei said honestly.
"Then, why don't you forge a document? Wouldn't that be able to fool everyone? "The Consul asked with a smile.
"Sir, we are both smart people. Why do you have to test me like this? Although I have started to hide my identity, I have already told you about the key information about my memory. So, this small mistake is not worth investigating. However, if I forge a document or even destroy it, I will have to do more things. For example, hacking into the system and changing my previous information. If my previous information has been read, I will have to eliminate those who have read my information and kill them all. This is not a small task. It will take up too much of my energy. Moreover, if you find out about this crime, it will definitely be unforgivable. I do not want to die yet, so I will not touch this red line. "Jiang Fei looked straight into the Consul's eyes.
"Mmm! Actually, I guessed that you would come this morning, and it's not the first or second day that I've found out that you're not Ralph. Just like what you said, I don't care if you're Ralph or Fuerla. As long as you're capable, loyal to me, and don't lie to me on key issues, I won't mind your small mistakes. You're very smart, and you've made the right choice. This right choice not only saved you, but also won my trust, "the consul said with a smile.
"Sir, how did you know that I'm not Ralph?" Jiang Fei asked.
"Jonathan!" The Consul only said one name, but Jiang Fei immediately understood.
Jonathan was the doctor who had printed the identification code on Jiang Fei's arm. He was the only one who knew that Ralph was not the original Ralph.
"Then why didn't you come and ask me immediately?" Although Jiang Fei's eyes flickered, he quickly regained his composure.
"Didn't I just say that I don't care who you are? I only care that you can help me manage this world better. Also, you are smart enough to know how to make me feel at ease. "The Consul smiled.
"Sir, don't worry. I have ambition, but I know when to advance and when to retreat," Jiang Fei said with a smile.
"I like smart people like you." The Consul also laughed out loud. As a superior, he really liked subordinates like Jiang Fei. He was able to maintain a tacit understanding with his superior.
Moreover, as a superior, the Consul also knew that as long as he did not make any major mistakes that would cause people like Jiang Fei to have absolute confidence in overthrowing him, a smart person like Jiang Fei would definitely be the most loyal subordinate. This was because they would never take risks easily.
For a true superior, sometimes a treacherous subordinate was more useful than a loyal one. As long as they were used well, treacherous subordinates were actually more loyal than loyal ones. Those superiors who were played to death by treacherous subordinates could only be said to be incompetent.
The Consul did not think that he was incompetent. He felt that he had the confidence to control a 'treacherous subordinate' like Jiang Fei. Therefore, just as Jiang Fei had guessed, not only would he not punish Jiang Fei, but he would also trust Jiang Fei more.
"Sir, how do I deal with this information?" Jiang Fei asked.
"Have you brought it?" The Consul asked.
"Yes, the car is outside," Jiang Fei replied.
"Let them in. I will deal with this information." The Consul nodded.
"Yes!" Jiang Fei nodded and left the side hall. About twenty minutes later, he returned.
"Is everything done?" The Consul asked.
"Yes! They have all been unloaded in the warehouse in your backyard, "Jiang Fei replied.
"Mmm, is there anything else?" The Consul asked.
"Yes, I have a proposal to stimulate the economy here," Jiang Fei said as he handed over a document.
The Consul opened the document and began to read it carefully.
After a while, he asked, "Is it feasible?"
"I think it is feasible. You can discuss it carefully with your advisors. After all, I am only one person. It is inevitable that there will be mistakes. You and your advisors can help to check it," Jiang Fei said.
"Alright! Leave the proposal here. I will think about it. "The Consul nodded.
"Then, I will take my leave!" Jiang Fei stood up and said.
"Mmm!" The Consul nodded. Then, Jiang Fei left the Consul's mansion and returned to the city hall to continue his work.
This time, the proposal that Jiang Fei submitted to the Consul included two main contents. The first was to print more currency, but not a lot. As the economy had recovered, the government's financial revenue had been relatively stable. It was no longer a problem to pay the workers' wages. Jiang Fei's purpose of printing more currency was to start another infrastructure project.
The main purpose of this proposal was to instill a concept in the Consul. That was, if the government ran out of money, it would let the banks start printing money. As Jiang Fei did not propose a particularly large amount of money each time, the impact on the entire financial market was almost negligible.
However, once this habit was formed, when Jiang Fei handed over his authority in the future and the government ran out of money, the first thing they would think of would be to print more money. Without Jiang Fei's restrictions, they would print as much money as they could. It would be strange if nothing went wrong when that time came!
If Jiang Fei's first proposal could be said to be malicious, then the second proposal could be said to be completely sinister and ruthless.
In the second proposal, Jiang Fei asked the banks to relax their loan restrictions in the name of stimulating the economy. Not only did he reduce the reserve ratio, but he also lowered the qualification requirements for lenders. On the surface, he was letting more money flow, but in fact, he was brewing a bigger crisis.
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