Krulney's argument was so convincing that Gao Yang had no retort. The truth is, this matter really was very simple. There's a sucker—dumb and loaded with cash. When everyone gets the chance to milk him, who in their right mind would take the initiative to make that sucker a little smarter?
Perhaps some good-hearted onlooker might kindly offer a reminder, but those profiting off the sucker would certainly never educate him.
If you teach the sucker, then what about the people leeching off him? Isn't that just cutting off someone's lifeline?
And there's another bleak truth: the world has always been about interests. Nearly everyone sees the sucker as a cash machine. Even if one or two truly idiotic Good Samaritans arose, they'd surely get eliminated by the predatory vultures lying in wait to tear apart the big fish.
Gao Yang nodded and said gravely, "You make a good point. Alright, go on."
