Bai Ye patted his shoulder, his casual manner making it clear that he thought nothing of the backers behind the Gao Family's other children.
Gao Shanhe let out a long sigh. "I know Mr. Cunning Rabbit is unmatched in strategy and possesses a weapon as formidable as the Nanobomb, but that still isn't enough against the Ten Kings.
What you need to do now is take things slowly. I know quite a few generals in the Federation, and I'm also acquainted with the Collector, one of the Ten Kings. Over the next little while, I can make introductions for my third son and help him build some connections."
He looked at Gao Bancheng and said solemnly, "Son, I can help put you on the same starting line as the others. Only once you have a Ten Kings-level powerhouse backing you will you qualify to compete on equal footing.
But that will only qualify you. After all, at the level of the Ten Kings, it's difficult for any of them to hold an overwhelming advantage over the others.
What you need to do is maintain a balance and gradually expand your advantages. Remember, never push things too far. Otherwise, even if you beat your eldest and youngest brothers, you'll be in danger if you make mortal enemies of their backers."
"I understand, Dad." Gao Bancheng clenched both fists and nodded firmly.
"Qian," Gao Shanhe instructed the steward beside him, "contact the Collector. Tell him I have a fine collectible here and would like to invite him over to appraise it."
"Yes, Chairman. I'll go right-"
"There's no need for that," Bai Ye interrupted calmly.
Gao Shanhe frowned slightly. He didn't understand. He had already laid out the pros and cons so clearly, so why couldn't Cunning Rabbit, who was renowned for