Deception

Wu Boyong was deeply tempted. This was 100 billion. He had just donated 120 billion; if he won this 100 billion, his losses would be reduced to a minimum.

But Wu Boyong was afraid, because that bastard Bart was definitely not as simple as he appeared.

In less than half an hour, he had forced him to hand over 120 billion and bear the disgrace as well.

Everyone realized that Bart might be a bastard, but he was clever and extremely calculating.

This donation not only let him show off in front of everyone, but also essentially secured himself a massive lifelong insurance policy. No matter how much money Bart had in the future or whom he offended—even if he offended the Emperor—he would have nothing to fear.

In other words, after this donation, the other nobles, New Nobles, and royal family members Bart had offended before could no longer do a thing to him.

As the most powerful authority in the Aquamarine Empire, the Noble Council had an extremely complicated composition of forces, but what Bart had offered was hard cash.

Yang Bo also knew that Bart's identity came with too much money and too many enemies, so he had to find a solution.

Someone had conveniently stepped forward, so he used this opportunity to donate to the Noble Council. No matter how much money Bart had in the future, he would no longer have to fear others coveting it.

Of course, after donating so much money, he had to make it back somehow. He had donated 60 billion; if he won Wu Boyong's 100 billion, he would still make a profit of 40 billion.

So Bart's account posted again: Since you're unwilling, forget it. But in the future, be more polite when you speak and treat people and