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He only knew that Brother Gou gave a punch with every sentence he spoke, so as to make sure that all these illegal circle bosses could understand him well.

When he thought about it now, it was true that convincing others by his own example was really not a method suitable for Brother Gou to use.

The few merchants sat on the sofa and seemed a little reserved.

They weren't young anymore and they had gone through a lot in life before coming overseas to expand their own business.

But they were still rather nervous in front of Jiang Ning.

One of them had even witnessed how Jiang Ning had kicked Li Genhong to the floor and bashed him up that night!

"Mr Jiang, we've come today not only to congratulate Lin Group, but we would also like to ask a few questions. Is it a convenient time to talk?"

One of them was the leader and spoke up after looking at the other two. They had clearly already discussed about who would approach this subject before this.

what's on your mind," replied Jiang

that, we would like to confirm one matter." The man

Lin Group working with the Chinese Chamber

in, are you giving them annual fees and paying them 20%

part of the Chinese

merchants were all bound by

Chamber of

of Commerce was just sitting there and waiting for the money to roll in. They only guaranteed that nobody would dare

"No."

Ning answered

and we will never do that

so why should I give the Chinese Chamber of Commerce any of it? What have they done for Lin Group?" "Protect us? We don't

"Provide resources? That's bullshit."

ask if it's possible to safely expand your business if you don't work with the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, right?"

Jiang, we'll be honest with you. We didn't want to work with them at first either. After all, 20% of our profits is really a lot of

to increase the welfare of the staff. It was the key to being able to gain a strong foothold overseas. Nobody was willing to give away 20% to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce

have a choice. If we didn't work with them, then we would face difficult