For most design firms, Luohua Manor was not a registered company, so they knew nothing about Feng Jun's financial situation. Even if they could check his bank deposits, they still had to consider the possibility of "capital operations."
So before this, no one had considered looking into Feng Jun's assets.
Once people learned Wang Haifeng's identity, some did investigate his family wealth. But the identity of a fitness coach was rather baffling.
The banks, on the other hand, knew far more. They could check not only deposits, but also transaction records and liabilities. Strictly speaking, they had a very clear understanding of Feng Jun's business, and the source of his funds was plainly visible.
After hearing the news, the design firms immediately began asking around in the jade and jewelry industry. Wang Haifeng had said the same thing before, but could his words carry the same weight as the bank's?
Nothing was difficult if one put their mind to it. After some inquiries, the image of a living, breathing industry big shot emerged before them.
It was worth mentioning that Boss Feng owned jade mines. These days, the moment people heard "mine owner," the first thing that came to mind was sudden wealth.
People could understand a nouveau riche being somewhat extravagant with money.
It was not impossible for someone to fence off a barren mountain they had contracted and turn it into a private estate.
Once they had figured out Feng Jun's situation and considered Wang Haifeng's family background, the project seemed much more credible.
Coach Wang had never expected that after merely renting a room by the hour and taking a short nap, he would become a hot commodity. All sorts of pleas and requests came flooding in, especially from people he had encountered through various connections.
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