The Cold War: Jumping back and forth between the two camps

"Mr. Du! I hope you can persuade your friend on the isolated island! We are willing to buy the land from him at the original price!"

Cui Dongjin said respectfully.

"Reclaim it at the original price? You guys are really generous!"

Dunn sneered. He realized that it was not because too much land in the capital was bought by foreigners, but because the deputy director of the Seoul Land Bureau named Cui Dongjun had taken a fancy to the land in Feng Enshuo's hands.

Although the war on the front line is not going smoothly now, any discerning person can see that both sides have fallen into a stalemate.

It is unlikely that South Korea will lose hundreds of miles of territory in the future, which means that the situation in Seoul is likely to stabilize.

As long as Seoul is not in one's hands, the value of the land will always go up in the future, even if it is just restored to the pre-war level. The Seoul land now controlled by Dunn and his subordinates will definitely be sky-high in price after the war, and there will be no problem in increasing it several times.

The official in front of him, named Cui Dongjin, did not dare to provoke him and the American generals behind him, so he set his sights on Feng Enshuo.

It was really a good calculation. You know, on the surface, Feng Enshuo didn't turn around and didn't pay, at least he kept the money in his hands, but Dun En, who came through, knew that if he really followed the plan of the deputy director of the Seoul Land Bureau, Feng Enshuo would suffer a great loss.

Cui Dongjin obviously heard the sarcasm in Dunn's tone, but he didn't care at all.

Still with a smile on his face.

"Mr. Du, you have to understand our difficulties. You and the generals behind you are here to protect our country's land, so we will never ask about the Seoul land in your hands. But that islander can't do that! We can't let 27% of the tradable land in our country's capital be handed over to an islander!"

The words sounded so righteous, but Dunn knew exactly what was in Cui Dongjin's mind. He simply saw the benefits and wanted to take them into his own hands. Since he couldn't bully a CIA agent like him and the American generals behind him, he had no choice but to bully Feng Enshuo, a man from an isolated island.

But to be honest, Deng En had no obligation to support Feng Enshuo. He just felt that this way of making money was Feng Enshuo's original idea, and it would be a bit unreasonable to kick Feng Enshuo out now.

What's more, although Feng Enshuo is an agent from the isolated island, he has a good relationship with me. Feng Enshuo has been cooperating with me in many things, including my factory on the isolated island, which also needs to be looked after by the Feng father and son. Although the other party will definitely not have too much hesitation if I ask Feng Enshuo to give up the land at the original price, he will definitely feel uncomfortable.

Although the best option right now is to cooperate with Cui Dongjin to make Feng Enshuo give up the land in his hands, Dunn does not want to do so.

"Mr. Cui! I understand. I will be returning to Hong Kong in two days. I will meet Mr. Feng and ask him to sell the land to me. This way, I will not be considered an isolated islander controlling the land of your country's capital!"

Dunn looked at Cui Dongjin with a joking look on his face and suggested that if the other party really agreed to his proposal, he would immediately return to Hong Kong and go through the formalities with Feng Enshuo. As for whether the income from these lands in the future will belong to himself or Feng Enshuo, it will be entirely up to him to take the initiative.

But it is obvious that Cui Dongjin would never agree to this plan.

"Mr. Du, let's not play this kind of paper game between us! There is absolutely no need for you to support an isolated islander! You should know that we can issue a bill to restrict the circulation of land in the Seoul area. By then, the land you and your friends hold will only be a waste of money in your hands!"

Although Cui Dongjin still had a smile on his face, the threat in it was self-evident.

"Are you threatening me?"

Dunn's face turned cold immediately, and he took a step forward, only one fist away from Cui Dongjin. Cui Dongjin, who seemed to be only 1 meters tall, stood opposite Dunn, who was 7 meters tall, and his momentum was immediately suppressed.

Cui Dongjin immediately felt himself shrouded in a shadow and involuntarily took a step back.

"Mr. Cui, I have to tell you the truth. I am not short of money. I have invested in the land in Seoul for long-term benefits. I will hold these lands for at least 20 years. I don't believe that your proposal will last for 20 years. If it doesn't work, believe me, I can hold the land in Seoul until the 21st century!"

This is indeed Dunn's real thought. You have to know that by the 70s, South Korea will have the so-called Han River Miracle and its economy will enter a take-off period. By then, Dunn does not believe that these officials of the South Korean government will not want to take back the land of Seoul.

If the land in Seoul is really taken back at that time, the price will basically be up to Dunn to set an exorbitant price.

Dunn was not worried that the land would be in his hands, or that he would have no power by then. According to the plan of him and his brother, he would have to run for governor anyway.

That is to say, by that time, even if Dunn had no power in the CIA, he could still rely on his brother's power to continue to put pressure on the South Korean government.

Besides, it doesn't seem to be such a big loss to hold on to these lands until the 21st century, as the lands in hand will only become more and more valuable by then.

It’s just that Dunn does want to make a long-term investment, but it definitely won’t be that long.

"And I don't care, but I can't guarantee what those American generals behind me will think when the time comes!"

After saying this, Dunn turned and left, not wanting to pay any more attention to Cui Dongjin.

However, Cui Dongjin finally gritted his teeth, followed and stopped Dunn again.

"Mr. Du, please believe me, I have no intention of threatening you! To be honest, I will never allow such a proposal to be put forward! It's just that Seoul's land really needs to be circulated more in the market. Can you put forward a condition? Isn't business a matter of coming and going?

I have given you my conditions. If you are not satisfied, you can raise the price directly. If I can accept it, we can reach an agreement directly!"

Cui Dongjin now knows that if he doesn't pay some price, he may not be able to get back the 27% of Seoul's circulating land in Feng Eun-seok's hands.