When Feng Jun heard this, he finally understood why the other party knew about the jade building.
Since Qi Wukui had said this, there had to be a reason. He might even have prepared contingency plans already.
So Feng Jun glanced at him and slowly shook his head. "If it's an exchange, I won't discuss it with you. You don't have the credibility I recognize."
"You've got it backward," Qi Wukui retorted directly. "On the contrary, are you talking about the government's credibility? Shengshi Group is a local company. We can't just pack up and leave."
The Yu family had deep local roots. Barring any surprises, there would be no problem with them retaining their influence here for another ten or twenty years.
Feng Jun frowned slightly and asked in confusion, "What I don't understand is, there's so much land along the river. Why does it have to be here?"
"Your understanding may be somewhat off," Director Qi said, mockingly yet calmly. Then he continued, "There actually isn't much land along the river. Your plot is one, and the auctioned plot is another. Put together, those two plots are really quite substantial."
There was something else he did not say: although Luohua Manor occupied such a large tract of land, there were no relocation issues whatsoever. It was extremely easy to move in, which saved a great deal of trouble.
Feng Jun gave him a thoughtful look. "So Shengshi had its eye on my land even before the auction?"
Director Qi rolled his eyes. "You only just figured that out? If not for your land, why would I have bid on that lot?"
That was Shengshi's true purpose. Many real estate companies had participated in the auction, but they had no interest in raising the price because the auctioned land