Sun Zhufeng stared at Gu Yun for a long while. Though that roguish, mischievous smile remained on his face, the amusement in his eyes carried a chilling depth.
Meeting his gaze, Gu Yun instinctively took a step back.
Seeing Gu Yun's fear of him, Sun Zhufeng's smile faded.
It was replaced by an indescribably subtle expression.
He circled Gu Yun once, marveling as he went. "I truly never expected you to have a brain like this."
"W-what?" Gu Yun looked a little confused, tilting his head as he turned along with Sun Zhufeng.
Sun Zhufeng stopped in front of Gu Yun, leaned down slightly, moved close, and stared into his eyes. "Can you tell me exactly how you linked my identity to the owner of this place?"
"Uh... was that hard to figure out?" Gu Yun countered.
Sun Zhufeng shook his head. "It's not that it's hard. It's that ordinary people probably wouldn't think that at all, right?"
"Uh... really?" Seeing Sun Zhufeng's attitude, Gu Yun suddenly became uncertain about the conclusion he had been so sure of moments ago.
"I'm not from G City. Do you need me to explain G City's situation to you?" Sun Zhufeng asked.
Gu Yun shook his head.
He had heard his father mention G City at home before. Quite a few people from A City wanted to enter G City and get a share of the pie, and the Gu Household had considered it as well.
But later, everyone who wanted to expand their business into G City had returned in defeat.
Gu Yun had no ambitions in that area and had only listened casually, but it was enough for him to understand one thing: G City ran deep. Any outsider wanting to stick a foot in had better be prepared to have