The Fortunate Demoniac Little Village Doctor
Chapter 299 - 299 278 Good Person

299: Chapter 278 Good Person 299: Chapter 278 Good Person “Isn’t it pretty?

You just don’t appreciate it!” Liao Qianji gave Liu Hun a fierce glare and then added, “It’s not the whole story, though!

I’ve discovered a lot of hidden accounts underneath Green Power Pharmaceutical, possibly involving insider trading.”

“Insider trading?” Liu Hun was somewhat confused about this.

Liao Qianji thought for a moment, feeling like she was facing a tangled ball of yarn with no idea where to start unraveling.

She simply put it bluntly to Liu Hun, “It’s a crime!”

Brutally straightforward!

Liu Hun understood immediately and then asked, “Is it possible to find out who specifically is involved?”

“It must be the executives at Green Power Pharmaceutical, but it will take some time to identify the specific individuals,” Liao Qianji candidly replied to Liu Hun.

This could be an opportunity.

Since Green Power Pharmaceutical was cobbled together from three separate entities, finding a crack and driving a nail into it would open up many possibilities.

Now that Liao Qianji needed more time to investigate Green Power Pharmaceutical’s background, and they were about to discuss the trade of caterpillar fungus with them, why not take this chance to lay their cards on the table and ask for cooperation.

Fang Xiong had made contact before, so his proposal for collaboration had been rejected, but maintaining neutrality was enough.

Tengfei Holding was out of reach due to their ties with Qiao Guangbi.

That left only the White Medicine Pharmaceutical Group.

With a plan in mind, Liu Hun was about to get up and leave but was suddenly stopped by Liao Qianji.

“Qian Ji, what’s up?” Liu Hun asked Liao Qianji, feeling a bit intimidated by this cute homebody.

“I’ll dance for you, and you must say it’s good-looking!

Got it?” Liao Qianji poked Liu Hun’s shoulder, her face flushing to the neck, yet the petulance in her voice was quite charming.

“Got it, got it, got it!” Liu Hun hastily nodded.

He had weathered many storms, but now he found himself in a little ditch and oddly felt he might capsize.

Liao Qianji started playing a Japanese-style song; Liu Hun couldn’t quite identify it, but it sounded good—none of the noisy clamor from Western music that made his head ache.

Watching Liao Qianji, dressed in something like a trench coat or cloak, slowly dance to the music, there was indeed an exotic flair to her movements.

Suddenly!

Liao Qianji “swooshed” open a large oil-paper umbrella patterned with cherry blossoms, covering her entire person.

The props were quite a handful, almost like a theatrical troupe in an opera tent, Liu Hun thought to himself.

Just two seconds later, he completely dismissed the thought, for no play would ever be performed like this.

“Swoosh,” the umbrella closed again, and Liao Qianji reappeared before Liu Hun.

This time, the cherry blossom cloak had fallen to the ground, leaving her in…

something that couldn’t really be called clothing, merely a strip of fabric hanging around her neck.

This strip wrapped around her neck, past her back, and straight down to the crotch, with just two dangling items barely covering the essentials, leaving most of her skin exposed.

“Hmph!” Liao Qianji unfurled her fan with a “swoosh,” then turned to give Liu Hun a view of her back.

Liu Hun’s mouth formed an “O” shape.

The fabric that could’ve covered her ample backside, if only she hadn’t flung it away, now fluttered up in the air—leaving only a thin strip that snugly fit the crease!

When the cloth fell back down, Liu Hun had seen everything clearly, the words “plump and swollen” ringing in his mind.

“Hmph, hmph, shouldn’t someone be saying something?” Liao Qianji tidied her fan and then, with hands on her hips, bent forward to stare coldly at Liu Hun.

This bending motion caused…

a swaying motion that not only dazzled Liu Hun’s eyes but also made him worry.

He feared that if they swayed out of place, he’d have to decide whether to alert Liao Qianji or not.

“Hmm!

Qian Ji, what are you doing?” Before Liu Hun could speak, Liao Qianji pushed her fan against his chest, forcing him back onto the sofa.

With a long leg straddling him, Liao Qianji sat on Liu Hun’s lap and pouted, “What did you promise me just now?”

“What?” Liu Hun’s mind was muddled—trying to deal with Liao Qianji’s continually shaking assets and struggling to contain his own arousal.

“You promised to say it was pretty!

Have you forgotten already!” Liao Qianji distinctly displayed her dissatisfaction by vigorously shifting on his legs, seemingly venting her irritation on Liu Hun’s thighs.

This shifting worried Liu Hun greatly; the swaying masses, now moving up and down, posed a risk of striking him in the face, potentially knocking him out due to their substantial size.

Worse, the friction below was becoming quite insistent.

Suddenly, Liao Qianji stopped and just stared motionlessly at Liu Hun.

Liu Hun, unnerved by Liao Qianji’s change of demeanor, asked, “Qian Ji, what…

what’s going on?”

Liao Qianji suddenly smiled wickedly and said, “Bad boy!

Up to no good, aren’t you!” Her little hand then reached down.

Liu Hun suddenly shivered, and hurriedly said to Liao Qianji, “Qian Ji, you haven’t experienced a man yet.

It’s not suitable!”

“You think it’s not suitable just because you say so?

Besides, do you really think I’m going to do something to you?

You think you’re Tang Seng’s flesh or what!” Liao Qianji cocked her head and said to Liu Hun with a proud and haughty air.

“I’m saying…

Now that you’ve talked like that, can you at least stop what you’re doing with your hands?

This is going to cause problems!” Liu Hun urgently said to Liao Qianji, feeling that he was already struggling to restrain himself.

“It’s fine; just a little rub on the outside, it won’t go in!” Liao Qianji, like a kitten that had tasted something sweet, was reluctant to retract her tongue.

“Ah!” Liu Hun’s head throbbed with blood rush; he never expected it to be so soft.

And he always thought that line should be his to say.

“Relax…

Hmm…

I promise…

just a little rub on the outside, just a quick rub…”

On his way back to Wanbao Village, Liu Hun had been pondering one issue.

He had come to a conclusion that anything related to “Japan” was bound to lead to trouble.

Almost all the villagers from the three villages had unanimously passed Liu Hun’s proposal.

Now, the matter was for the village leaders to discuss development strategies with Xiao Yanzhu’s team.

And Liu Hun, who had learned the foundations of Green Power Pharmaceutical, had changed his original strategy and come up with a new idea.

Two days later, Liu Hun and Xiao Fang arrived at the headquarters of Green Power Pharmaceutical for negotiations.

Liu Hun had now realized that no matter how big a company group was, you had to put on a good front, no matter the cost.

You had to have the full weight, just to give people that shock!

If the headquarters of Hu Group was the most luxurious place Liu Hun had ever seen, then Green Power Pharmaceutical’s facility would be second, with the key difference being that it exuded an aura of elegance without the heavy makeup and overpowering rouge scent like Hu Group.

Liu Hun and Xiao Fang met Lin Song, who received the two of them into the reception room with the same polite manner as last time.

“Please wait a moment, I’ll go call our general manager,” Lin Song said cheerfully after instructing the receptionist to make tea for them and then left.

As the saying goes, without “General” in the title, a manager can’t do anything significant or final.

Liu Hun and Xiao Fang waited for a full half hour, during which their tea was refilled twice.

Xiao Fang couldn’t help but say to Liu Hun, “Brother, they haven’t forgotten us here, have they?

Should I go and check?”

Right after Xiao Fang finished talking, the door of the reception room opened, and in came not Lin Song but another middle-aged man, whose presence and especially his physique more closely matched that of a general manager, emphasizing the word “swollen”!

“So you are the ones here to sell cordyceps?” The swollen manager sat down with some effort, causing the chair beneath him to creak ominously.

Xiao Fang was genuinely worried the man would go crashing from the eleventh floor to the ground floor but continued, “Yes, we are here to talk business.”

“Selling cordyceps is just selling cordyceps; still calling it doing business.” The swollen manager looked somewhat disdainful and then raised his head to ask Xiao Fang, “How many pounds?”

“You should be asking how many ten-thousands of pounds,” Liu Hun replied disdainfully, as he had no patience for such people.

“Pfft!” The swollen manager sprayed out his tea, turning to stare at Liu Hun as if looking at an alien and said, “You pulling my leg here?

Did you two hollow out the Himalayas or what?

Tens of thousands of pounds?!

Hurry up, before it gets dark, go back and catch up on some sleep.

Come back when you wake up!”

The swollen manager got up to leave when Lin Song rushed in, pulling him back, “General Manager!

Listen to me, their cordyceps are genuinely premium goods, even…

even if they don’t have that much, it should still be a big amount.

Why don’t we inspect the goods first?

There’s no loss in that.”

The swollen manager thought about it and it seemed sensible, so he sat back down and said, “Let’s see the goods first, then.”

Lin Song, who worked hard to secure a big deal, definitely didn’t want to let it slip away and hurriedly came to smooth things over, “Gentlemen, this is our General Manager Peng Dingjun.

There are some formalities to go through, we hope for your understanding and patience.”

Liu Hun, seeing Lin Song’s attitude was still quite good and not wanting to delay the sale of the cordyceps, asked Xiao Fang to take out the wooden box they had brought with them.

This time they didn’t bring a burlap sack, firstly because a large quantity might get damaged easily, and secondly because it didn’t look very official.

“Whoa!

Very nice!

Didn’t expect you two to have such good stuff!” Peng Dingjun said, grabbing a cordyceps to examine it closely from all angles, then slammed his hand on the table, “This is it!

Absolute premium quality, I approve it!

As long as you’re not pulling my leg and if all the remaining goods you have are of this quality, then I don’t care if you emptied the Himalayas or dug through Purple Mountain, I’ll take it all!

Name your price!”

Xiao Fang, despite thinking Peng Dingjun was underestimating them initially, knew that as long as he recognized the quality, it would be okay.

He was about to name a price when Liu Hun pulled him back.

“General Manager Peng, I would like to meet your Chairman,” Liu Hun held back Xiao Fang and then said.