Shen Bing sped down the Gao from Rongcheng to Qingyuan City.
Yes, he was driving himself. As for the car, he had borrowed it from Wang Sheng.
Buying a car was already on Phantom Immortal Technology's agenda, but Shen Bing had been in a hurry to get back, so he had taken Wang Sheng's car.
"Some father he is!" Shen Bing muttered gloomily, remembering the call his dad had just made.
It really was a big problem. A bunch of soldiers had taken over the dog farm. What else could you call that?
The trouble was, his dad hadn't explained over the phone why those soldiers had taken it over.
Shen Bing had a vague idea, but he couldn't be sure. That was why he was rushing back.
Not long after Shen Bing left Rongcheng, talk of Dream Glass continued to spread online.
As soon as the signing ceremony ended, countless media outlets posted the story on their news platforms.
To be honest, the exterior decoration of a single construction project was hardly newsworthy. Even if outlets published it, people might not pay attention.
But add keywords like "five hundred million," "student entrepreneur," and "the only one in the world," and it became far more eye-catching.
Ordinary readers might scroll right past the story.
Anyone who followed business, though, would open it at once.
Nancy Group to use Dream Glass to build a dream city; the group’s Chairman personally attends the contract signing.
Student entrepreneur shows remarkable business talent, signs five-hundred-million-yuan deal.
China's youngest billionaire may be born.
Most reports, however, focused on Nancy Building and Nancy Group Chairman Fang Yuanming.
He was a business titan in Rongcheng. The media naturally watched his every move.
And now he was clearly planning something big.
With countless merchants and prospective property