Jiang Xiaogou looked at Lu Chengwen. "So, what did you want me to see?"
Lu Chengwen looked at him. "Sorry, Brother Gou, but you have to die here today."
Jiang Xiaogou tilted his head slightly. "Oh? You think locking me in here is enough to take my life?"
Lu Chengwen took out a remote and pressed it lightly. With a clang, a massive iron grate dropped down, separating the two of them.
Jiang Xiaogou smiled. "Cheng Wen, you can't possibly be serious, can you?"
Lu Chengwen nodded. "I am."
"Hmm, let me guess. Is it because of Sun Ze?" He then shook his own head. "No. He's just a dog. No one would take such a risk for a dog."
"Is it those fifty people? No, that's not it either. It might have been difficult, but they weren't your family. It was still doable."
"Oh, right. The ten billion, and that profit-sharing contract. No, no, no, no..."
Jiang Xiaogou smiled as he took out a fan and opened it. "You don't like my attitude toward you. You've been the man in charge your whole life. You're not used to being a dog. Being suppressed by me makes you extremely unhappy, doesn't it?"
Lu Chengwen took a step back. "Brother Gou, sometimes I feel like we're from completely different worlds. It's just... we can't communicate. Everything you say sounds to me like... well..."
Lu Chengwen thought for a moment. "The ramblings of a complete lunatic. Brother Gou, ever since the first time I met you, I thought someone like you was a massive idiot."
Jiang Xiaogou looked at Lu Chengwen calmly. "Heh. At a time like this, we can finally speak honestly."
Lu Chengwen nodded. "But you happen to be the Jiang Family's prince. You have strength, power, and fame. Everyone