The Yang Clan might not be well-known in Jincheng now, but dealing with two businessmen would not be a problem for them.
Feng Jun did not want to handle everything personally, but he was not used to asking others to do things for him, either.
After pondering for a moment, he asked, "Both of them have substantial businesses. Even if they're businessmen, going after them must come at some cost, right?"
That was the principle of exchanging interests. No one could be casually manipulated; if you asked someone to do something, you had to give something in return.
Not just the Yang Clan—even Yang Yuxin's husband's Gu Family had to abide by that principle.
Yang Yuxin understood that as well, but she answered decisively, "That isn't something you need to consider, Master. In fact, I don't even need to consider it."
She was telling the truth. In reality, she did not owe the local Yang Clan anything. Rather, the Yang Clan members who had remained here would often seek help from the Yang Clan in Dragon City, especially from her, the Gu Family's daughter-in-law. It had happened quite a few times.
So even if she asked the local Yang Clan to handle this, she would not owe them anything. And even if she did not ask them, they would still come to her when they ran into trouble later. They were family, after all—there was no need to be embarrassed about it.
However, while she could think that way, Feng Jun could not. The thought of making the local Yang Clan owe favors made him lose interest in considering it further. He shook his head with a smile. "Forget it. Jianghu matters... should be settled in the jianghu."
"You don't need to think so much about it," Yang Yuxin said.