Lü Yóulài's chubby face had turned somewhat green:
"Who is he? A local from Da Na, or an outsider who came here with you?"
He hadn't figured out anything about his opponent.
Lü Yóulài wouldn't make a reckless move.
He had long since passed the chuuni stage. He wasn't overly impulsive; instead, he was extremely rational. That was precisely why he almost never failed when pursuing women. Moreover, he never lost money on them—in fact, he always made a profit in the end.
Yes.
After he got tired of playing with a woman, he would choose to "sell" her to other "business partners." Not only did he avoid losing money, he made a huge profit.
The women he handled were all from ordinary backgrounds. He had leverage over them, and he would appropriately share some of the profits with the other party. As long as the other party's life was decent, she naturally wouldn't expose what had happened between them. After all, being "kept" wasn't exactly a good thing for a woman. It could affect her future marriage and children.
It could be said that although Lü Yóulài's hotel business hadn't been doing very well over the years, he had managed to carve out several paths through crooked means.
That was mainly because of the overall economic climate. Hotel businesses across the country were generally difficult to run nowadays. Otherwise, his hotel business would have been even more profitable.
Of course, the fact that his hotel could still make some money despite the downturn proved that his mind truly wasn't ordinary.
At the very least, he hadn't acted rashly against Si Teng. Even though he had a certain degree of confidence, he still hadn't made a move out of anger. Instead, he wanted to investigate the situation before deciding what