Shentu Tian-Yin seemed to be using herself as reference material to give Xia Lei a lesson in asset plundering. 

It was extremely difficult to do honest business, and expand it in China. How many of the billionaires who’d sprung up after the reformation and market-opening had attained their riches with their own efforts and capital? Few and far between. Capital expansion was a game of dog eat dog to make oneself stronger, bigger. This process was full of bloodshed. 

The lesson Shentu Tian-Yin gave Xia Lei was very simple, but effective. 

Gu Ke-Wu had tried ways and means to get her person and her clan’s Vientaine Group but Shentu Tian-Yin had robbed him of his former assets with fanfare. This was like a malicious mockery of Gu Ke-Wu. 

“This is not the place to talk about this. We’ll have a good chat later. You’re the one who should have the cake most but you didn’t even touch the fork. Isn’t that such a waste?” said Shentu Tian-Yin. 

Xia Lei gave a small shake of his head. “Tian-Yin, I’m not going to bother with the Gu...