As an outstanding capitalist, Gan'an Shinomiya understood better than anyone that the greater the profit, the greater the risk. But capital pursued profit. Old Comrade Marx had once said, "Once profit reaches three hundred percent, capital will dare risk the gallows." Of course, capitalists were not gamblers. Even when they appeared to be staking everything on a single throw, they would still find ways to minimize the risk—Gan'an Shinomiya had been doing exactly that, which was why he kept wondering whether Keiryu Doma had some ulterior motive.
What exactly was the other party planning? Gan'an Shinomiya pondered, when suddenly, inspiration struck him. As the saying goes, old ginger is spicier, but young foxes are slyer. How could a cunning little fox like Keiryu Doma possibly not understand the consequences of spoiling children? Unfortunately, whether it's Taihei or that prodigal Sougo, their natures have already been set... Even a prodigy like Keiryu Doma probably can't change the dispositions of those two children. The best time for elite education is always during childhood. Their Doma Family's Taihei has long since entered society and become a corporate drone, while that prodigal son directly ran away from home. Keiryu Doma must be quite helpless too, right? The more Gan'an Shinomiya thought about it, the more he felt that his own rebellious children—who constantly fought among themselves and only wanted to seize power and profit—were not so bad after all. Unlike the Doma Family, which already faced the danger of having no successor... Even he could see it. Could Keiryu Doma not see it?
Keiryu Doma: "..."
Sorry, but he really could not see any danger of the Doma Family having no successor.
It could only be said that, due to the information gap, Gan'an Shinomiya naturally knew none of this. Thus, he believed that