Core Viewpoint - Luo Yonghao plans to test various ready-to-eat meals available in the market to identify which ones are safe for consumption, while explicitly stating he will not engage in live-streaming sales of these products [1][3]. Group 1: Company Debt and Legal Issues - Luo Yonghao clarified that he repaid all legally mandated personal debts five years ago and has since voluntarily repaid company debts that he was not legally obligated to pay [3]. - Smartisan Technology (Chengdu) Co., Ltd. has recently been listed as a dishonest executor due to failing to fulfill legal obligations, with a total execution amount of 21.4286 million yuan related to loan disputes with Suzhou Zhihui Shengwang Venture Capital [3][4]. - The company stated that the 15 million yuan borrowed from Zhihui Venture Capital is a corporate debt, not a personal one, and Luo Yonghao had previously expressed willingness to repay this debt personally, but decided to delay due to ongoing defamation from the venture capital's management [4]. Group 2: Public Perception and Controversies - Luo Yonghao faced criticism from the founder of Xibei for his comments on the use of ready-to-eat meals without consumer disclosure, leading to a lawsuit for defamation [5]. - Speculations arose regarding Luo Yonghao's whereabouts when his IP address changed to locations outside of China, but he later confirmed he was on a business trip and returned to Shanghai [5][7]. - In response to public comments, Luo Yonghao shared his dining experiences, contrasting fresh meals with ready-to-eat options, and emphasized the importance of quality in food service [7].