Inheritance of Two Trillion
Chapter 694 - Mega-Scale Gathering_1

Chapter 694: 694 Chapter Mega-Scale Gathering_1

Moon Lake Villa District in Zhongjing is famously prestigious.

Feng had visited before and was very familiar with the route.

On the way over, Feng also told Bai Xiaosheng all about Moon Lake Villa District.

"At Moon Lake Villa District, not to mention anything else, just the property management staff amounts to over a thousand people! Those responsible for security, for sanitation, for the woods and flowers, for fish farming... Listen to this, isn’t it extravagant? It’s a gathering place for the wealthy, so it’s not an exaggeration at all! A long time ago, I even considered applying for a job there, the pay was great, but of course, it’s nothing compared to our company now!"

Having been out with Bai Xiaosheng many times, Feng understood his temperament and spoke freely during their chats.

Hearing Feng talk like this, Bai Xiaosheng also became more interested and kept asking questions, which Feng could mostly answer.

Unknowingly, they were approaching their destination.

The closer they got to the Moon Lake Villa District, the more beautiful the scenery outside the window became.

Bai Xiaosheng looked out the car window.

The path was lush and scenic, feeling akin to traveling to a 5A-rated tourist area.

"These rich people really know how to enjoy life!" Bai Xiaosheng exclaimed.

"Actually, I think you should buy a place here too. With your status, living here would be more fitting," Feng suggested with a smile.

Bai Xiaosheng just smiled and said nothing, thinking that the house prices here must be sky-high.

With that money, he would rather invest in Zhengdong Province or give it to Ron and others.

"Enjoying life now is a bit premature," Bai Xiaosheng mumbled to himself.

As he spoke, the car slowed down.

"My goodness, why are there so many cars today?" Feng exclaimed in surprise.

Bai Xiaosheng peered through the gap between the seats to look ahead.

A long line of vehicles moved forward slowly.

"Is it always this busy with visitors here?" Bai Xiaosheng asked curiously.

Even if Chen Jiuzheng were hosting a banquet and inviting the thirty people from the selection, that would be just thirty cars, and it was unlikely that everyone would arrive at the same time.

"I don’t know either, it’s been a long time since I last came here," Feng was also unclear about the situation.

Bai Xiaosheng rolled down the window to get a better look and was surprised to see two minivans slowly driving out of the community.

The congestion up ahead was obviously related to them.

"Minivans? They didn’t really turn this place into a tourist area, did they?" Bai Xiaosheng couldn’t help but murmur.

After the minivans exited, the speed of the traffic noticeably picked up.

Upon reaching the entrance, a security guard came up to inquire, and Bai Xiaosheng took out a golden invitation.

This was not only an invitation but also served as proof of entry. With this, the security guard would let him through.

"You are here for Mr. Chen’s banquet as well, then please proceed inside, follow the signs to park your car in the parking lot, where a shuttle will drive you to Mr. Chen’s villa," the courteous security guard informed diligently.

"From what you’re saying, a lot of people have come?" Bai Xiaosheng asked.

"All these cars are here for it, not just these, even the minivans that just left came to drop off guests," the guard added, "The guests are not only from Zhongjing but also from other cities in Anjiang Province and even neighboring provinces."

After that, the guard signaled Feng to move forward.

"So this time, the Chen Family has really put on such a big event!" Bai Xiaosheng couldn’t help but be amazed.

He had thought it was really just the thirty people participating in the selection.

"It must be the general managers from various regional subsidiaries!" Bai Xiaosheng guessed.

And he was right.

Guests from distant regions naturally couldn’t stay at Chen Jiuzheng’s home when attending the banquet, so they settled in Zhongjing and were collectively transported here by the two light vans.

Of course, many people also came in their own cars.

Feng drove in without needing to look for signs; simply following the car ahead was enough to navigate inward.

Moon Lake Villa District boasts a specially designated large parking lot. The Chen Family had arranged ample parking spaces in advance.

Under the guidance of a marshal, Feng parked the car.

As soon as Bai Xiaosheng stepped out of the car, people smilingly approached him to confirm his identity and then invited him to wait on a six-seater electric golf cart, which would depart once full.

Feng was guided to another cart as well.

Shortly after, the golf cart carrying Bai Xiaosheng filled up with passengers and slowly started moving deeper into the villa district.

Riding in such a comfortable little vehicle through the scenic villa district was indeed a unique pleasure.

Bai Xiaosheng felt rather comfortable, too.

Along the way, many such carts came and went, all heading in the same direction—likely all guests of the Chen Family.

"Today is really lively," Bai Xiaosheng murmured to himself.

A two-hundred-person banquet wasn’t uncommon, but what was impressive was that so many of the guests were executives and second-in-command at companies from various regions.

These individuals all carried titles like "general manager" or similar. Although many were strangers to each other, once congregated, they easily engaged in conversation, eagerly exchanging business cards and networking effortlessly.

In the golf cart Bai Xiaosheng was on, a few people had also begun swapping business cards, smiling and greeting each other.

If not a general manager of one company, then of another—with some even holding senior positions at two companies.

Bai Xiaosheng received four business cards in rapid succession, but each time, he responded with an apologetic smile, saying sorry for not having brought his own cards.

In reality, ever since Bai Xiaosheng had been promoted to general manager, he had made a box of business cards, which he tossed into a corner to collect dust.

He never gave them out to anyone and rarely attended gatherings; Lin Weiwei’s aunt’s home counted as one, the Zhang Family as another. However, wherever he went, he tended to leave chaos in his wake—a real mess.

Even Bai Xiaosheng had mocked himself as a "banquet killer."

When introducing himself, he didn’t mention that he was a general manager of any company, simply stating he was local to Zhongjing. After all, others wouldn’t press for details.

On the cart, seeing that he had no cards, others showed little interest in further exchange and tactfully turned to talk to someone else.

However, the person sitting beside Bai Xiaosheng kept staring at him curiously.

This man, who looked to be in his mid-thirties with gold-rimmed glasses and a constant smile on his face, seemed somewhat amiable.

"I’ve met so many people today, but you are the only one who stands out, coming to such a grand banquet without business cards. I, Zhang Yao, am truly impressed just by this," said the man named Zhang Yao, smiling at Bai Xiaosheng.

"Maybe I’m just naturally not good at socializing," Bai Xiaosheng replied with a shrug and a smile.

To him, it wasn’t worth expending energy on such matters.

Before he got the chance to befriend these people, they would all become his subordinates.

Therefore, for Bai Xiaosheng, when making acquaintances, he never regarded the person’s position.

Because none of the people he currently met had a higher rank than him...

"Not being good at socializing and still having the credentials to attend such a gathering, I have to get to know you better. You’re Bai Xiaosheng, right?" Zhang Yao extended his hand and shook hands with Bai Xiaosheng.

With someone taking the initiative to chat, Bai Xiaosheng was not averse.

Moreover, he realized that this guy had a very impressive trait—he knew a lot of people, practically a human identity recognizer!

After talking with him for a while, Bai Xiaosheng found they got along well.

As the two of them were conversing, the driver at the front called out.

"Gentlemen, we have arrived!"