I Am King

"That's impossible, Mr. Fusheng, do you even know what a political marriage is?"

"That's not just a union between a man and a woman, but also a union of two powerful families."

In the living room of the presidential suite at the Hilton Hotel in Central, Kazuo Kusakari glared at Fu Sheng. Although his voice was relatively calm, the anger in his eyes made Fu Sheng feel uneasy.

"Mr. Kusakari, don't worry. What I'm talking about is a marriage alliance, but we won't register the marriage or have a wedding. This won't affect the alliance between our two families at all!"

Fu Sheng forced a smile.

Don't be fooled by Kusakari Kazuo's seemingly amiable demeanor in front of Qin Feng. That's only because Qin Feng's status and strength have earned his respect. When facing Fusheng, Kusakari Kazuo unleashes the full power of a yakuza overlord, looking like a hungry wolf with eyes brimming with oppressive force.

Although Fusheng held a high position in Dongxing, everyone called him Brother Fusheng when they went out.

But since he had hardly ever gotten any blood on his hands, he was completely overwhelmed in terms of presence.

"How can these be the same?"

"Marriage is not just a business partnership, but also a deterrent to other forces."

"………this……."

Fusheng inwardly groaned, realizing he could completely understand what Kusakari Kazuo was saying.

For example, if a rival gang wanted to take action against Tung Sing, they would have some reservations knowing that Qin Feng had married into the Yamaguchi-gumi.

The marriage partner is Qin Feng. Qin Feng has already made it clear that what can he, as a subordinate, say?

I can only keep forcing a smile!

He knew that if they tried to negotiate as Qin Feng suggested, they would definitely not reach an agreement, and the room fell silent for a moment.

"...Actually, it's fine not to have a wedding or register the marriage, but I have one condition."

Just as Fusei was waiting to be kicked out, Kusakari Kazuo suddenly spoke up, his attitude less forceful than before. Hearing this, Fusei quickly replied, "I wonder what Mr. Kusakari's conditions are?"

"I hope Mr. Qin can entrust some of his properties to our Kusakari family's daughter to manage. Since we won't get a marriage certificate or have a wedding, we should at least give our Kusakari family's daughter some guarantees."

In the past few days, Kazuo Kusakari has also investigated some of Qin Feng's arrangements for his women. Gang Sheng manages the char siu chain store, Ruby manages Lan Tian's business, and Shan Ying, who just arrived, is said to be someone Qin Feng brought back, so she hasn't been assigned any tasks yet. But this shows that Qin Feng never treats his women as mere decorative objects.

This gave Kazuo Kusakari an idea: Qin Feng's request that they not register their marriage was acceptable, but it wouldn't be unreasonable for him to transfer a portion of his business to the Kusakari family's daughter to manage, would it?

"...This...I need to go back and ask Brother Feng what he thinks."

Fu Sheng naturally dared not make a decision lightly regarding Qin Feng's personal affairs.

"No problem, but I hope to get a reply as soon as possible, since this matter has already caused too much delay."

"No problem, I'll do it as soon as possible."

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Qin Feng was unaware of Fu Sheng's situation. He stayed at Lantian until after 6 p.m., and only after eating the "Ten-Ingredient Tonic Soup" made by Gang Sheng, Ruby, and Shan Ying did he call Uncle Shan to go out together.

The Li family's villa is located in Victoria Peak, the best location on Hong Kong Island. This area is home to the most officials and the wealthiest businessmen on Hong Kong Island. Even with the Li family's wealth, they could only live halfway up the mountain, or even in a lower location.

Even though it's a bit low down, this is still Victoria Peak, a place Chiang Tin-sang dreams of living in. Unfortunately, it's impossible for someone of his status, because living here requires not only financial resources but also a certain social standing.

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