At this moment, under Han Yang's watchful eye, the swimming pool and building materials market officially began construction. Large quantities of building materials had already arrived and were piled up in the temporary yard. Various advance payments flowed out like water, and Han Yang's savings were officially depleted.
Fortunately, eighty thousand came in every day, totaling 2.4 million each month, providing a steady stream of cash that allowed Han Yang to keep things running.
Watching the enormous excavators roar across the site and dump trucks line up in long columns to haul away bricks, stones, and dirt, Han Yang felt faintly sentimental.
He knew that once he took this step, there would be no turning back.
Just as Cheng Hong had said, he, as the head of a district Public Security Bureau, could fully protect the previous Revival Mall. But even a budget version of a comprehensive mall covering ten thousand square meters was beyond his ability to shield.
It was not merely because the greater profits would attract the covetous eyes of more and stronger forces. It was also because Han Yang's expansion was destined to harm the interests of numerous surrounding powers.
Once Revival Mall opened, many poor people from the surrounding area would come here to spend money, and their spending elsewhere would inevitably decrease.
So many gangs and so many officials relied on the businesses in their territories for a living. If everyone went to your place, what were we supposed to do?
Han Yang had long thought all this through. Yet he still chose to take this step himself.
My plans won't stop because of any external resistance. Since conflict can't be avoided, then come on. Let's see who has what it takes and who gets the last laugh.
Half a month later, the building