Oh, so that was possible?
Tai Yu had truly had his eyes opened.
Though this approach was hardly proper, on one side were philanthropists, and on the other were disabled veterans who might not live to see tomorrow. Since everyone's interactions were built on emotion, even the Pantheon could hardly criticize them.
Whoever had thought to open up such a channel really had a sharp mind!
But with this channel, and considering Ran Ming's "unofficial logistics" role... had Lu Ande been short of money to this extent all these years?
Or had it always been like this ever since he came over?
Tai Yu's thoughts wandered, but Yi Ya reminded him, "Remember this: the minimum for a major donation is one million, with no upper limit. For a sum of that scale, you definitely need to communicate with their staff beforehand and ask everything in detail. Don't be afraid of the hassle."
This time, Tai Yu understood quickly: communicating with the staff meant stating his needs, seeing whether they could find the "goods" he wanted, then haggling over the price. Only then could the deal be made... ah, could the charitable act be brought to a successful conclusion.
Hmm, did that mean that if the Veteran Mutual Aid Society had no practitioners of the Spine Boundary Pattern, that Great Monarch could point at some unlucky fellow and say, "You're retiring now," then have him enlist again on the spot after pocketing the money?
Yi Ya continued, "Also, this channel is somewhat sensitive. Using it once means you'll be registered on their side. If something comes up later, they might take the initiative to contact you. They have that much nerve. Besides, others may label you because of it, even if your identity has absolutely nothing to do with the Tian