"Is this Little Luo truly so formidable?"
When Li Jincai learned about what happened in Capital City, he was secretly alard.
After all, wasn’t Tianhong Investnt a colossal company? Handled by Luofeng just like that?
While being secretly amazed, Li Jincai also started looking forward to the upcoming collaboration in Capital City.
After all, the real estate industry was incredibly tough now, with all the large national real estate companies undergoing transitions.
In the past, the investnts offered by Luofeng were purely financial—short-term investnts that didn’t allow Li Jincai to transition.
But now it’s about the physical industry, so this is an opportunity.
Around 5 o’clock in the evening, Colored Clouds Villa saw the gathering of about thirty-odd representatives, totaling over fifty individuals. This was mainly because so representatives brought family mbers, such as girlfriends or parents.
In the third-floor business eting room of the villa, Luofeng, Chen Dali, Li Bo Kai, and Lin Xiaoyun sat at the head of the table. Luofeng and Chen Dali were in the middle, with Li Bo Kai and Lin Xiaoyun on either side.
"COUGH, COUGH, COUGH!" Luofeng coughed to draw everyone’s attention.
"I believe everyone knows by now, so I won’t introduce myself further," Luofeng began. "As for all of you, I know everyone here too. If you don’t believe , raise your hand, and I can tell you your na."
Even though there are quite a few associate mbers, my mory is quite good. I’ve reviewed their profiles many tis, so of course, I rember everyone.
"Er, Xiao Huli, put your hand down. How could I not recognize you?"
"Buddy, your na is Li Guang, right? I rember."
After addressing the two who had raised their hands, Luofeng smiled helplessly.
"I’ve called everyone here today mainly to announce two things."
"First, considering our increasing collaborations and to facilitate better communication, I’ve decided to establish a club. The club will allow us to exchange information and collaborate more efficiently. You are all founding mbers of this club."
"By the way, our club will operate on an invitation and approval system. The specific requirents will be sent to the group chat later with detailed explanations."
"The annual mbership fee is due on January 1st each year; everyone just needs to pay one yuan."
"Of course, every representative present now is eligible to join. Those who want to join can sign up now. I’ll set up a WeChat group first."
In just about fifteen minutes, everyone present had joined the group, signifying their agreent to join the club.
"Since everyone has chosen to join, we’re all on the sa side now. As founding mbers, you deserve a special benefit today, and I’m here to announce it," Luofeng said.
The people below him visibly brightened, their anticipation palpable.
"Is our Fengshun Investnt Company’s return rate high?" Luofeng asked.
Many people below shouted, "High!"
Indeed, it’s very high. Ten percent? Could there be anything higher than that?
"I don’t think it’s high at all," Luofeng said with a smile.
"You are the first batch of mbers of the club—the founders, one could say. If our club were a company, you initial mbers would definitely make a fortune."
"You can now consider yourselves founding contributors, and you have the opportunity to buy shares in the company."
"The only challenge before you is deciding how much money you’re willing to invest in these initial shares."
"Before you answer that, let announce the second matter I ntioned at the beginning."
"This concerns an investnt—not a financial one this ti, but an investnt in the graphene battery industry."
"Speaking of this, I believe many of you might feel apprehensive. It might sound a bit unreliable, perhaps even like a scam," Luofeng remarked.
Upon hearing this, everyone just smiled without offering any opinions.
"Regarding graphene technology, let summarize it from a high-level perspective. Our four core mbers, along with a certain entity I cannot disclose, will form the first investnt tier. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, each of us four will invest tens of billions."
"Oh, and to clarify, our investnts are all in cash. These funds will be overseen by that undisclosed entity, so you don’t have to worry about us trying to get sothing for nothing."
"You will then form the second investnt tier. Your investnt amounts will be limited, and your share of equity will be substantially diluted."
"Based on the current projections, after our first-tier investnt, the valuation of the graphene battery company will likely inflate fivefold. Consequently, your investnt will yield five tis less equity compared to ours for the sa capital."
"After your investnt, the company’s valuation will surely inflate by at least another twofold. We will then recruit third-tier investors. After that round, we will carefully consider whether to go public on the stock market."
"By the way, I won’t be giving a technical briefing on graphene technology here; you can research it privately."
"You don’t have much ti. Once I’ve concluded negotiations with the undisclosed entity, we’ll need to act quickly."
"Alright, that’s all for today. It’s not convenient for a al here, so please head ho and make your own arrangents."
"I’ll take my leave first. We’ll et again next ti."
Luo the Immortal had painted a grand picture. He wasn’t worried about whether these people would take the bait; after all, he was telling the truth.
That night in Capital City was destined to be anything but peaceful.
After the gathering at Colored Clouds Villa concluded, news of the club’s formation spread throughout the Capital City circles. This news caused a massive earthquake in those circles. The establishnt of the club signified that Luofeng had thoroughly integrated himself into the Capital City circle and had beco a highly prominent figure within it.
In Daxia, the Capital City circle was undoubtedly one of the most elite. This kind of circle wasn’t just about the wealth of its mbers—though they were certainly rich. It was about the power to be based in one city yet extend influence across a hundred others, with connections radiating to various regions. Perhaps only Capital City could achieve such a thing? The Capital City circle was an entity of vast and profound connections.
Otherwise, how could Luofeng’s father have secured that project? Could an ordinary person do that?
rely securing the West City Project had earned Luofeng’s Family widespread admiration for their influence, and it also made many wary. This was the Capital City circle.
"That kid started a club?"
Elsewhere, Huang Qiyang had also received this news.
This fellow is quite formidable. By openly structuring the benefits for a group, he integrates himself into the Capital City circle. By also sharing graphene battery technology, his position in Capital City will beco as solid as a rock. To think so deeply at such a young age? Truly terrifying.
Of course, Huang Qiyang probably didn’t know that while Luofeng was reasonably intelligent, he was by no ans a master plotter. But, what could one do? He had talented people under him. If you don’t know how to do sothing, aren’t there others who can teach you? Besides, Luofeng was an ’obedient Xiang Yu,’ wasn’t he?
"We must strive for a larger share. We can discuss both matters—the graphene battery industry and our cooperation—at the sa ti," Huang Qiyang continued.
His companions nodded in agreent.
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