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Time seemed to crawl by for them, and this period was incredibly agonizing for them.

Finally, the painter calmed down, but at this moment he was exhausted and looked like he was about to collapse.

Looking at the painter, Li Chengping felt sorry for him and approached him with a worried expression, asking, "What are you doing here?"

"How are you feeling right now? Is there anything that's particularly uncomfortable? If so, please let me know."

The painter looked at Li Chengping with a puzzled expression, wondering why Li Chengping was saying this to him.

However, he was truly exhausted; he felt he had absolutely no strength left.

He looked at Li Chengping with a puzzled expression and asked, "What's wrong? Did something happen? Why are you asking me this?"

"But to be honest, I really feel extremely tired, and apart from that, I don't seem to have any other discomfort."

Hearing this, Li Chengping was finally relieved. As long as there were no other problems, he could take a break and everything would be fine.

However, at this moment, Li Chengping was really conflicted about whether or not to tell the painter what had happened.

Li Chengping was worried about whether the painter could accept being told this in his heart.

Xu Benliang was also a little worried that if he told the painter about this, the painter might not be able to accept these facts.

He quickly looked at Li Chengping and said, "I advise you to reconsider this matter carefully. His physical condition is extremely weak right now."

"If I tell him about this now, will he be able to handle it, or will other problems arise?"

"So I think it's better to be cautious, what do you think?"

Li Chengping thought the same thing, and he was worried that telling the painter about it might cause some unnecessary trouble.

But if they don't tell him this, they won't be able to proceed with their plans.

So after much deliberation, Li Chengping decided to tell the painter everything that had happened.

Li Chengping looked at Xu Benliang, who had a worried expression, and said, "I'm also worried that he won't be able to accept it, but if we don't bring this up, we won't be able to proceed with the rest of the process."

"So we have to tell him this. It's a fact now, and I believe he can accept it!"

No one can know what the consequences would be if this matter were brought up.

But Li Chengping has now decided that no matter what the consequences, he must tell the painter everything.

After hearing what Li Chengping said, Xu Benliang knew that they had no other choice but to do this.

He looked at Li Chengping with some concern and said, "We really have no other choice. This is all we can do. Hopefully, it will have a good outcome!"

Listening to their conversation, Cai Cai didn't know what to do. To be honest, he had no idea what to do about it.

Since there's no other way, we can only listen to Li Chengping.

He sighed and said, "It seems this is the only thing we can do."

Li Chengping knew their concerns, but this was the only way out; there was no other option.

The painter noticed the serious expressions on their faces and wondered what had happened to make them all look so troubled. He looked at Li Chengping and asked, "What's wrong? What happened that makes you all look so troubled?"

"If anything happens, you can tell me directly."

Seeing that the painter was eager to know what had happened, Li Chengping stopped hesitating.

Li Chengping said with a serious expression, "What I'm about to say might be hard for you to accept right now."

"But that's the truth, so I have to tell you this."

Looking at Li Chengping's serious expression, the painter was genuinely worried. What had happened to make Li Chengping look so serious?

Seeing Li Chengping's demeanor, he felt that this matter must be more than it seemed, otherwise Li Chengping and his group wouldn't be so cautious.

He quickly prepared himself mentally; since it had happened, he had to accept it.

He pretended to be indifferent and looked at Li Chengping, saying, "Don't worry! I can handle it. Just tell me what's wrong."

Seeing that he was ready, Li Chengping told the painter everything.

After hearing what Li Chengping said, the painter was truly horrified; he simply refused to believe it.

At this moment, he was also somewhat agitated, looking directly at Li Chengping and saying, "This is impossible, how could such a thing happen?"

"This is simply impossible. There's no need for you to talk nonsense here, and there's no need to joke with me about something like this."

Seeing how agitated he was, Li Chengping quickly offered words of comfort.

"I'm not kidding you, this has already happened, and you have to learn to accept it."

Looking at Li Chengping's serious expression, the painter simply couldn't believe it was true.

He sneered and said, "Do you think that's interesting? It's simply impossible."

Seeing how resolute his attitude was, Li Chengping simply refused to believe what he was saying.

This left Li Chengping feeling particularly helpless. If he didn't want to believe it, what could he do to convince the painter?
Seeing that the painter was unwilling to believe it, Xu Benliang was very anxious, not knowing what method he could use to make the painter believe it.

He looked at Li Chengping, who was speechless, and said, "What can we do? If he doesn't want to believe it's true, we have no other options."

Li Chengping glanced at Xu Benliang speechlessly; he couldn't think of any other solution.

Seeing everyone's worry and anxiety, Cai Cai quickly said, "You don't need to be too anxious. We will definitely find a way to solve this problem."

“I believe the painter will also be able to figure it out; there’s no other way to change things now.”

Indeed, their current anxiety is pointless; only the painter can figure this out himself.

To be honest, if he still can't figure this out, Li Chengping and the others are truly at a loss.

At this moment, Li Chengping also felt that there was no need for them to stay here any longer. (End of Chapter)