Liu Qiangsheng's father really had quite a few projects on hand lately—more than two or three worth tens of billions.
Liu Qiangsheng did business too, but he rarely took orders directly from his father.
His business partners were usually organizations that had exchanges of benefits with his father.
It wasn't as though Liu Qiangsheng had never dealt with his father's projects. Generally, he would introduce a few friends to take on jobs. The jobs usually weren't too big or too frequent, and he could earn a bit of commission. That was all.
Now that he had heard they wanted to take on a project, his liver truly trembled.
What kind of person was Young Master Dou? Would he even care about petty cash?
Although the one speaking was a short man, Liu Qiangsheng knew this kind of circle all too well. In Dragon City, the trend was for everyone to "play their own game." The days when a whole bunch of similarly placed second-generation heirs gathered together had long passed—that kind of circle was also prone to trouble.
This "everyone plays their own game" approach was more confidential, with a clearer power structure. There were no disputes or internal conflicts.
So the circle he was seeing now was definitely centered around Young Master Dou. Everyone else could only be bootlickers. If anyone posed even the slightest threat to Young Master Dou, he would be excluded from the circle.
To put it bluntly, if Dou stayed silent, it meant he considered himself above it and had no interest in small deals. If Liu Qiangsheng really dared introduce some small business to the short man, he could just wait for disaster—that would be far worse than beating up someone's brother-in-law.
After thinking for a moment, he finally forced himself to speak. "Brother...