Becoming a Russian Oligarch After Rebirth
Chapter 1386 - 1093: Distinguished Guests Gather

Chapter 1386: Chapter 1093: Distinguished Guests Gather

July arrives, bringing the best climate and the most beautiful scenery of the year in Moscow.

The snow by the roadsides has already disappeared, flowers are in full bloom, and lush greenery spreads everywhere.

The temperature is also just over twenty degrees, prompting girls to eagerly shed their bulky winter clothes and switch to pretty dresses, becoming a dazzling part of the street scenery.

Normally, this month would be considered the "off-season" in the political arena, and many politicians choose this time to take vacations and enjoy blissful holidays.

But this year is different, because a major event is about to take place!

That is, the marriage of Mikhail, the First Vice Speaker of the Duma and leader of The Second Faction, and Rossiyana, the Moscow Governor, leader of the Royalist Party, and contemporary Grand Duke of Romanov...

This is surely the most "important" event in the entire Moscow political arena this year, rivaling even the upcoming general election at year’s end!

Two months ago, important figures from countries worldwide began receiving wedding invitations jointly issued by Wang Ye and Rossiyana.

The main invitees are political figures and top global entrepreneurs, and of course, members of existing royal and royal families.

Receiving this invitation signifies that you are a prominent figure globally.

If you didn’t receive one, it only means you need to work harder...

For those entertainment stars, they might seem high and mighty to the layman, but in the eyes of Wang Ye and his associates, they are of no consequence.

He didn’t send an invitation to any so-called stars.

Even the performances at the wedding involve the world’s most famous symphony orchestras, pianists, and ballet groups, opting for more refined entertainers.

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The massive mansion Wang Ye purchased a few years ago, facing the Kremlin across the river, has been fully renovated, and he visited it personally a couple of days ago.

The mansion covers an enormous area, equivalent to fourteen Kremlins, and is perched on a mountain overlooking most of Moscow.

In terms of feng shui, scenery, or location, it is impeccable.

Otherwise, it wouldn’t have been selected by the past Tsar to build a royal garden.

Now, after three years and an investment of nearly four billion US dollars by Wang Ye, the mansion has been completely transformed, surpassing its former glory!

All the old buildings in the mansion were demolished and rebuilt, with plants, trees, bricks, and tiles all carefully selected by a professional team globally, sparing no expense for the best quality and effect!

From a distance, the entire mansion is hidden by a dense forest, only revealing the towering red courtyard walls, concealing what lies inside.

From the foot of the mountain, a brand-new road leads to the mansion gates at mid-mountain, which is a private road equipped with barriers and armed guards, closed to outsiders!

Driving along this forest road for a few minutes leads directly to the grand copper gates of the mansion, adorned with intricate carvings and naturally, guarded by security personnel, ensuring stringent protection.

Pushing open the gates, a wide granite road, unobstructed, stretches straight toward the main building complex deep inside the mansion.

The mansion’s garden is located behind the cluster of buildings, presenting a world of its own.

The main building complex occupies the central area of the mansion, consisting of several buildings of varying heights.

The largest and tallest building in the center naturally serves as the core, and it will be where Wang Ye, Rossiyana, and their children reside in the future.

The exterior of this building resembles a style favored by the European Royal Family in Medieval Europe, featuring domes with spires and high steps, fronted by a large fountain square.

Of course, this isn’t an ancient building but a purely modern construction with some classical elements.

Those so-called castles from the middle ages, left behind, really aren’t suitable for modern living; despite looking somewhat intimidating, they are vastly surpassed by modern architectures!

Originally, Wang Ye wanted to build modern-style villas, which are simple and comfortable.

However, Rossiyana felt it best to match her "royal bloodline" with some preservation of classical elements.

Wang Ye wasn’t particularly concerned about this, but since Rossiyana felt that way, he respected her wishes, resulting in the current design.

It’s indeed impressive to stand on Fountain Square and gaze up at this cluster of antique-styled buildings.

An unknowing onlooker might even think it’s Buckingham Palace or the Kremlin.

As for other buildings, they serve as auxiliary structures to the main building, with functional purposes.

This includes residences for the service staff, private libraries, museums, art galleries, and everything necessary!

There’s even a building exclusively for security personnel, as the mansion’s vast area necessitates a substantial security force to maintain 24/7 patrols, requiring a large number of personnel working in shifts.