Black Zun Who Could Afford a Luxury Mansion

The apartment that had once housed a street-gang boss had long ceased to match Black Zun's current status and wealth.

Wang Dafa's U.S. dollar sales came with rebates and commissions, prices clearly marked, fair to young and old alike. As a salesperson, Shi Tiexin earned a 30% profit from every successful transaction. These past days, he had made tens of millions of Dragon Coins from sales alone.

And that was actually only a portion of the total income brought by the identity of Black Zun.

The larger foundation was actually elsewhere.

Back when they ambushed the Ouyang Brothers, Black Zun had seized every advantage, staking out territory and taking over quite a few districts. During the later purge of the Hongshun Society, with the double intelligence sources of Officer Gao and Old Jia in hand, Shi Tiexin had also received a precisely targeted handout, taking over plenty of rich, greasy territory.

Later came the incidents involving A Hui and San Fan. In order to cultivate his own loyalists and suppress the faction of the former branch leader, Wang Dafa distributed many of the venues that had originally belonged to A Hui and San Fan to Shi Tiexin, including Smile Entertainment City.

Those territories were nothing much. What was truly valuable were the commercial assets once belonging to the Hongshun Society that A Hui and San Fan held in their hands.

All those bits and pieces combined sent Black Zun's net worth soaring straight into the blue sky. Moreover, these were theoretically Shi Tiexin's personal assets, not Daxing's gang assets. So the U.S. dollar business was good to have, but no great loss without it. As a "regional lord," Shi Tiexin was fundamentally different from someone like A'cheng, a "court flatterer."

A Fei had contacted a well-known Tokyo real estate developer