Campus Cultivation Master
Chapter 508 - 0510: When the Tree Falls, the Monkeys Scatter

Chapter 508: Chapter 0510: When the Tree Falls, the Monkeys Scatter

Chu Feng truly hadn’t expected that he had overlooked so many details and hazards.

However, now these were no longer important to Chu Feng, and of course, he wasn’t going to seek confirmation from Qin Mei either, because Chu Feng didn’t want to involve Qin Mei in this matter any further.

Moreover, Chu Feng wasn’t concerned about these so-called hazards anymore because he knew that once he really started the project, all the hazards would come out on their own, without the need for meticulous scrutiny.

There were only two things Chu Feng needed to do now. The first was to form a research and development team, his own R&D team, and then to develop Holy Stele technology. The second was to enhance his own strength, because with sufficient strength, when those hazards emerged, they would no longer be threats.

These were the two things Chu Feng needed to do now, making complex problems simple, a skill he had mastered by himself. Chu Feng always considered this ability a sign of genius.

Carrying a box of hard drives home, the four women had no idea what Chu Feng was up to.

Chu Feng said to Qin Mei, "Sister Mei, I have avenged our eldest brother. Those who hurt him have received their deserved punishment. This was stolen from him, and now I have taken it back."

Chu Feng had to tell this to Qin Mei because he knew that the matter about Chu Tian had always been a thorn in Qin Mei’s heart. If that worry couldn’t be resolved, Qin Mei would never truly feel at ease.

Upon hearing Chu Feng’s words, Qin Mei’s eyes turned slightly red.

"Xiao Feng, are you telling the truth?" Qin Mei asked with a tremble in her voice.

Chu Feng nodded and said, "It’s true. Everything has been settled."

Qin Mei felt unprecedented relief after receiving Chu Feng’s affirmation. This matter had weighed on her for so long. Now, finally resolved, Qin Mei felt as if she had been reborn.

Witnessing how Qin Mei seemed to rejuvenate suddenly, Chu Feng became even more convinced that his decision was correct. He wouldn’t seek validation from Qin Mei about the unsolved mysteries concerning his elder brother.

Chu Feng turned to the four women and said, "If you want to go shopping or visit a night market now, feel free. I’m going to find some people; our Fengjing Group might soon add a new energy department."

Cui Jingyan said, "Then it’s a perfect time to relax before you delegate the new department to me. It’s been a while since I had a spa day."

Chu Feng heard Cui Jingyan’s words and said, "I haven’t had one in a while either."

Cui Jingyan said, "Sorry, it’s only for women. Men are not allowed."

Chu Feng agreed helplessly, then returned to his room with a box of hard drives.

The death of Jin Yu’s father eventually became public knowledge. By evening, the high society of East River had all heard the news.

Of course, not many believed the suicide story, especially those who had been present yesterday. They simply couldn’t believe that Jin Yu’s father would take his own life. But now that he was dead, and the body already cremated, who would bother to seek the truth?

On Earth, many people die mysteriously every day. Not one. So nobody really cared about the truth of the matter; it was over, the Jin Family was ruined. They knew the outcome, the process was of no concern to them.

The death of Jin Yu’s father triggered a terrifying chain reaction.

Firstly, enterprises that had previously cooperated with the Jin Family rushed to terminate their contracts with Jin Yu overnight. Even so-called relatives came to say their farewells, including the family of the dimwit Xie Mengying was set to marry. Jin Yu was now truly alone.

For all those who fawned over him before and were now eager to kick him to the curb, Jin Yu faced them with a smile.

In fact, many who had seen Jin Yu started to believe that he was deeply traumatized by his father’s death.

But only Jin Yu knew the truth. He wasn’t hurt, his fighting spirit had been completely ignited instead.

After sending off the last business partner, Jin Yu finally had his room to himself.

Jin Yu swirled the wine glass in his hand, still smelling the fermented scent that arose as the red wine mixed with the air, as he had always done. The aroma made Jin Yu tranquil, but also somewhat obsessed.

"Has everyone been dismissed?" Jin Yu asked the only trustable housekeeper left behind him.

"The R&D department has been completely dismissed. The sales department is still there, but many have submitted their resignations," the Old Housekeeper replied.

Jin Yu seemed completely indifferent to everything, saying, "Approve all the resignations; if they want to leave, let them go."

After a pause, Jin Yu said, "Surveil all the R&D personnel showing any signs of abnormal behavior. Don’t worry about where they go or who they contact; kill them all. Consider it a sacrificial offering to my father."

Despite the Jin Family’s collapse, it gave Jin Yu the chance to see who had been planted behind them. As for the people they would contact next, Jin Yu didn’t want to know, for if he did, all his father’s efforts would be in vain.

After finishing his words, Jin Yu downed the wine in his glass. This was his first time truly tasting red wine.

The sour and astringent taste brought clarity, the spicy flavor set Jin Yu’s blood ablaze.

"I want revenge!" That was all that Jin Yu could think of at that moment.

The so-called suicide of his father, with not even a body to see as the corpse had been cremated, had set Jin Yu’s rage on fire.

His heart was filled with hatred, a hatred that would allow Jin Yu to forgo all dignity, even to become a dog to Chu Feng if necessary.

"Yes, young master." The housekeeper nodded, then disappeared into the darkness.

"Snap!" Jin Yu shattered the wine glass in his hand, then muttered softly, "Although you’re no more trustworthy, I believe you’ll kill those people to stay by my side and continue to monitor me. Killing one’s own people is the ultimate realm of murder."

Jin Yu’s words, meant for himself, nevertheless were directed at the only person he could still trust and rely on—the housekeeper.

The death of his father had awakened Jin Yu, and at the same time, it had clarified many things for him, including identifying the most trustworthy people around him.