In feng shui, the best homes were surrounded by mountains and water.
The water here was exceptional, and there were mountains as well. Beside the lake stood a vast stretch of artificial hills. Rather than looking like a residence, the place felt more like a Suzhou-style garden.
The manor also had quite a few orange blossoms planted throughout it, filling the entire courtyard with a sweet, fresh fragrance. The air was wonderfully clean.
After walking for a while, the two finally arrived at the villa district. There were only three villas in the entire manor. They varied in size, and each had its own distinct character.
The largest one occupied the center, with the two smaller villas standing on either side.
The two entered the largest villa first.
This villa was nearly three times the size of Jiang Siming's current residence. It was also six stories tall, with specifications somewhat resembling a castle.
The interior decorations had a somewhat French style—romantic, warm, and understatedly luxurious.
According to Zhang Min, this was the main building. This building alone had cost more than 190 million yuan.
Not only was everything inside of the highest quality, but it also had every facility imaginable.
The indoor swimming pool was more than five times the size of the one in Jiang Siming's original villa. Swimming from one end to the other covered a full hundred meters!
The fifth floor even had a small home theater. The viewing experience inside was much better than at ordinary cinemas, though of course, it could only show movies that had already left theaters.
Naturally, if he really wanted to watch a currently running movie, he could do that too. All Jiang Siming had to do was say the word as the chairman of Huayi.
As for the other facilities,