A person's reputation is like the shadow of a tree.
Jiang Siming's name carried just as much weight in Hong Kong.
The title of World's Richest Man alone was enough for him to look down on every wealthy merchant in Hong Kong, not to mention that Jiang Siming was also Li Cheng's son-in-law.
Some time ago, news had even come that Emperor Entertainment Group had been entirely acquired by Jiang Siming, making him the new owner of Emperor.
Along with Huayi, Universal Music, and several other companies all belonging to Jiang Siming, it could be said that Jiang Siming owned most of Hong Kong's entertainment industry.
A major figure like him had actually come to visit Uncle Da, which truly caught the reporters off guard.
Because of this, the area outside the hospital quickly grew noisy.
The many big-name celebrities waiting on the first floor to visit Uncle Da also turned toward Jiang Siming in surprise.
Quite a few of them were Jiang Siming's employees, and this was their first time seeing their new boss.
Seeing the reporters shouting and carrying on like people haggling over vegetables in a market, Jiang Siming frowned and shouted, "What are you all making such a racket for?"
The scene instantly fell so silent that one could hear a pin drop.
"Don't you know this is a hospital? Even if you're conducting interviews, you should pay attention to the setting and your volume. Is it acceptable to disturb the patients' rest? Is this all the professionalism you reporters have?"
Jiang Siming's tone was displeased, and it carried a seasoned, unquestionable domineering authority that gave every reporter a thorough scolding.
Yet not a single reporter dared to argue back.
They all became obedient as well-behaved children, shutting their mouths and scattering meekly to make way.