When Zhang Yu returned to her room, she was truly exhausted, all she wanted now was to rest.
"Brother, I’m tired."
Zhang Han knew today’s exercise was a bit much for Zhang Yu, "When we get back to Harbor City, let’s go running to the top of the mountain every day."
Zhang Han has a daily exercise routine, and after arriving in Harbor City, he runs to the top of the mountain each day, enjoys the scenery, and then cos down.
He couldn’t be more satisfied with his living environnt at the mont, surrounded by flowers and birds every day, and it’s great for running as well.
Oh my god, no way, running every day, and running to the top of the mountain, then running back down.
Good heavens, Zhang Yu admitted the view from the top of the mountain was nice, but no matter how beautiful the view, it gets old if you see it every day.
Especially having to run up there, Zhang Yu inherently wasn’t very willing, but there was no way around it, Zhang Han was quite insistent.
With no other choice, Zhang Yu could only agree, understanding he was doing it for her health with good intentions.
Once he got the answer he wanted, Zhang Han returned to his room next door.
Once in his room, Zhang Han’s face drooped imdiately, "That idiot Feng Hao."
Even if Zhang Yu seed indifferent, based on her behavior today at lunch, many people’s impressions of her have changed significantly.
As Zhang Yu’s brother, Zhang Han felt he couldn’t let it slide; if he didn’t teach Feng Hao a lesson and let him cause trouble, he would never learn.
Where to start really needed so sorting out, absolutely could not let this kid go.
Zhang Han had a lot of information on his forr brother-in-law, previously he held back due to considering many factors.
Now circumstances are different, he only needed to plan how to make Feng Hao bleed.
Zhang Han quickly organized his thoughts and directly ordered the steward to handle it.
The steward took the docunts, glanced at them, and nodded, "The ship will stop in Ningbo for half a day; I’ll make the call once ashore."
The steward hesitated, "After this, they’re likely to get exposed."
Initially, they hadn’t intended to reach out again after staying in Shencheng, but this move ant if superiors investigate, there’s no telling how they’ll suffer.
Zhang Han took a deep breath, "They didn’t want to leave earlier due to being torn from their roots, worried they might struggle with various adjustnts after arriving in Harbor City."
"Old Zhang, did you notice anything during your return this ti?" During this return, many factories and workshops have started to undergo public-private partnerships.
Zhang Han had already noticed so issues, although they didn’t seem significant now, they weren’t very obvious, but over ti, they would surely have repercussions.
Steward Old Zhang looked at Zhang Han with confusion, unclear on which aspect he was referring to, "Did you go to stores to make any purchases?"
This? The steward nodded, "It’s likely due to eating public als, the attitude wasn’t as enthusiastic as before."
"Also, so people act arrogantly, due to being relatives of leadership, their attitude isn’t great." Old Zhang visited so familiar stores to buy usual necessities during his return.
The goods were, of course, smoothly bought, with plenty of feelings gained.
"I also gathered with old friends, heard them ntion this too." Old Zhang, as Zhang Family’s steward, regularly contacted fellow stewards.
"Heard the Li family is also organizing things, readying to head south," Old Zhang whispered.
This return of Zhang Han was warmly welcod, naturally being asked about the situation in Harbor City by many.
"I didn’t expect you to be so popular," having the steward inquire for news also implied more people wanted to leave gradually.
"Everyone is concerned." Zhang Han sighed softly, "Property prices in Harbor City have already soared quite a bit, likely to continue rising."
With more people from the Mainland coming to Harbor City, bringing more capital, shops and properties will beco sought-after, with prices only increasing.
Zhang Han imdiately understood why so said Zhang Zejun and others overpaid for properties and shops when Zhang Yu always claid it wasn’t expensive.
Looking at the current high prices, but after so ti compared to the purchase price, is this price expensive? Not at all.
Most importantly, having the properties in hand is what matters most, possessing properties and shops is crucial.
"As property prices rise, rent prices go up too." Zhang Han took a deep breath, "Harbor City will surely get busier and busier."
"Once back, buy land for factories." Even if not needed for family use, it’s fine, they can be rented out.
The steward quietly listened to Zhang Han’s rambling throughout, without speaking up.
"Old Zhang, if you still have money, continue buying a building." Zhang Han knew the old steward also had money; upon arrival in Harbor City, he followed suit and acquired two buildings.
The old steward didn’t ntion, but Zhang Han knew why two buildings were bought, one for each of the two sons.
"Money can be advanced." Zhang Han sincerely suggested, "We grew up together, I wouldn’t leave you behind."
"However, with assets, your descendants will better respect and care for you." Even with close blood relations, sotis interests are crucial.
Zhang Han wasn’t optimistic about the two sons of Old Zhang Family; Old Zhang and his wife spoiled them too much, and after getting married, they listened to their wives.
The two daughters-in-law always strategized, whenever money was given it was good, but when not, their faces soured.
"Sons are good, but sotis daughters are just as nice." Zhang Han could only say this phrase, understanding these were Old Zhang’s family matters.
The steward knew Zhang Han was actually talking about the newly bought property, hoping for the daughter to provide for old age, leaving the property to her.
Leaving the family estate to the daughter, though the steward had spent years learning in Western schools, having accompanied Zhang Han abroad for studies.
Yet so ideas remained traditional, feeling estate should be passed to sons.
"Leaving it to daughters..." The old steward worried about sons causing issues later, refusing to care for them during their old age.
"Old Zhang." Had it been soone unaware, Zhang Han truly wouldn’t bother to concern himself more; besides his own sister, nobody else ever worried him.
Including his three sons, all were educated personally by Old Master Zhang.
"Having money in hand, they would only rely on you."
"If you don’t want to leave the property to daughters, never transfer properties and assets until the end."
"You are different from ." Even with three filial children, Zhang Han couldn’t be careless, "Do you think with no assets in hand they would treat you well?"
"Old Zhang, educate your daughter well, she carries your blood just as much as sons."
"The children your daughter births would surely be Old Zhang Family’s children, but with your daughter-in-laws’ children, not necessarily." Zhang Han recalled a tale from the Shencheng wealthy circles.
"Never forget Lao Zhao Family, the heir they’ve painstakingly cultivated for years turned out not to be theirs." If it weren’t for an affair exposed with an outsider, Zhao Family wouldn’t have known of it.
It created chaos, dumping Zhao Family’s long-standing reputation, eventually relocating the entire family to North Arica, leaving no further news.
"I’m rely speaking hypothetically." Once spoken, Zhang Han felt he might have gone too far, pinching his nose afterward.
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