I Have 10 Trillion Dollars only Usable For Simping
Chapter 914 - 666 Silence is better than sound at this moment (6k, asking for monthly tickets!)

Chapter 914: 666 Silence is better than sound at this moment (6k, asking for monthly tickets!)

After the auction ended, Lan Pei left Haojiang.

Jiang Chen naturally couldn’t be so carefree.

There were still matters regarding the cooperation with Miss He in managing the casino that required his attention.

Xinghao.

Yu Guang Rong personally welcomed him at the door, quickly approaching and shaking hands with Jiang Chen as he alighted from the car.

This magnate, one of the top figures in Haojiang, was surprisingly humble in front of a much younger man.

"Mr. Jiang, welcome to Xinghao."

It wasn’t Jiang Chen’s first visit.

When he first came to Haojiang, the host had invited him and Lan Pei to dine here.

But times had changed.

Then, he had been a guest.

But now, as time had passed, he was practically half the host at Xinghao.

Jiang Chen was as amiable as ever, chatting and laughing with Yu Guang Rong as they walked into Xinghao.

Unlike the more experienced Nie Chuanxiong, Yu Guang Rong, an undisputed leading figure in Haojiang, did not himself own any gambling licenses but rented VIP rooms in quite a few casinos and was also thriving in the online gambling industry.

"Miss He, Mr. Jiang, you two chat."

He Yi Hui, acknowledged by both Lan Pei and Miss He, perhaps knowing she couldn’t resist, obediently accepted her role and looked unusually intently at Jiang Chen when she saw him.

"What happened to your face?"

Jiang Chen, with a band-aid on his right cheek, coughed lightly, slightly embarrassed.

Lan Pei had even praised him.

Look at Yu Guang Rong, who hadn’t asked a single question, such discernment.

"I accidentally bumped into something."

Fortunately, it hadn’t happened on a busy main road, but rolling over from the green belt, Jiang Chen inevitably got his face scratched by branches.

But luckily, the wound was shallow, not disfiguring.

It was a bump.

This explanation was too perfunctory.

But Yi Hui didn’t press on, skipping over the topic, "Shall we take a tour of the casino?"

Jiang Chen shook his head, "No need."

Yi Hui didn’t insist and walked over to the desk to pick up a document and handed it to Jiang Chen.

"To avoid disrupting the normal operation of the casino, I don’t see a big need for a grand reopening, what do you think?"

The He family had their own motives, aiming to not let the public feel that the casino had changed hands, but Jiang Chen didn’t mind and casually responded: "I have no objections."

What slightly embarrassed him was Yi Hui’s attitude at that moment.

"Weren’t you reluctant to take on this responsibility?"

Yi Hui didn’t respond.

Alright.

Perhaps Lan Pei was right, born into the He family, she was very clear on her responsibilities, or her predicament.

"Why choose me?"

Yi Hui countered.

It wasn’t my idea, Jiang Chen’s lips moved, but he eventually stopped himself.

Browsing the information about the casino, Jiang Chen nonchalantly said: "Among your family, I’m closest to you, who else would I choose?"

Most familiar.

This reason sounded more reasonable.

Yi Hui didn’t seem to perceive his intention to artificially promote her to intensify internal strife within her family.

"I indeed have no experience, but I will do my best."

It was like a manager’s assurance to a boss.

Jiang Chen nodded, as if their rumored affair had evaporated, and reassured her with a smile: "Don’t feel too pressured, the operation of your casino is already well-established, this job shouldn’t be too difficult for you."

Managing a casino wasn’t difficult.

The real challenge was how Yi Hui, acting as the agent, would choose sides between the two "shareholders."

"I’m a layman in gambling, just follow your plan."

After a brief look, Jiang Chen put down the document.

"When are you leaving?"

Yi Hui asked softly, her position in the family inevitably becoming delicate due to taking on this role.

"Probably in the next couple of days."

Having completed the purpose of his visit to Haojiang, although his favorability rating didn’t reach the mark in one go, one shouldn’t be too greedy.

"When you leave, let me know, I’ll treat you to a meal."

Yi Hui said.

"Why be so formal..."

"It’s proper."

Jiang Chen stopped speaking, looking at the tranquil heiress of the casino king, eventually nodding, "Alright."

Bai Haoran had come to Haojiang.

After much thought, among the people he knew, other than Bai Haoran, there seemed to be no more suitable candidate.

Compared to Yi Hui, Bai Haoran faced obviously greater pressure.

After all, their backgrounds were different.

Bai Haoran, who once managed a few pool halls in East Sea and mingled with wealthy young masters, probably never imagined that he would one day be involved in the turmoil of Haojiang.

Or rather.

Become a part of the turmoil.

Making the most of his last days in Haojiang, Jiang Chen introduced him to some important figures, such as Nie Chuanxiong, Yu Guang Rong.

As a person of The Jianghu, though not widely acknowledged as thunder, Bai Haoran must have heard of these few figures.

Starting as a country lad at dawn, reaching the imperial court by dusk.

Fortunately, Bai Haoran was no longer the rough ruffian unable to hold a decent conversation, traveling north and south with Jiang Chen had broadened his perspectives and horizons.

Blending into an unfamiliar city was definitely not an easy task.

After arriving in Haojiang, Bai Haoran hardly ever rested, serving as someone who helped him meet a few significant people, then it was his turn to manage his own networking.

Jiang Chen, having seen that matters were nearly settled, decided it was time to leave Haojiang.