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Chapter 564 Five Maxims and Four Major Awards

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe said: Architecture is the translation of the will of the times into space.

Congratulations, Han Yi.

The partnership with Extell Development Company is your first real estate development investment, and also the first time you have combined different types of wealth—your personal cash, institutional loans, and hidden capital—to serve your will.

You understood the chessboard and, at a crucial moment, handed a lifeline to a gambler on the brink of disaster. You took to the game yourself, becoming one of the builders of the future New York skyline.

This bold strategy and decisive action will bring you the following rewards:

1. Personal cash portion
You withdrew $30000000.00 in cash from your personal account.

New York is your favorite city, and in the heart of this city, owning a landmark building that is about to rise is the prize that any man dreams of.

Reward: 2.5x cash back

Cash deposits:

$ 75000000.00 / $ 75000000.00
2. Institutional Loans
You have accessed $85000000.00 in loans through the CEP-III fund. Leverage is the fulcrum that moves the world, but navigating it requires rules.

You need to complete the challenges corresponding to the five proverbs in sequence before you can move on to the next stage.

Ultimate Reward (after completing all five maxims): Unlock full access to the remaining $1200000000.00 Carlyle Group portfolio.

3. Hidden Capital
You transferred $120000000.00 in clandestine funds through MC94H11Y11 LLC.

Even those who stand in the light must walk alongside those in the shadows.

Reward: 1.5x capital entity

Unlocked: A limited liability company with total assets of $180000000.00.

A qualified chess player needs more than just overt strength. You must choose a shadow firm that best suits your future strategy; its structure, place of registration, and asset allocation will determine its future role.

Please choose one of the following five companies and acquire full control of it and its assets:

1. Apex Strategic Holdings LLC
Place of registration: Delaware, United States

Positioning itself as an aggressive investor in the United States.

Used for high-profile mergers and acquisitions, venture capital, and leveraging domestic assets in the United States.

Asset allocation ($180M):

$60M (33.3%) - Large-cap U.S. technology stocks.

$50M (27.8%) - US domestic commercial real estate.

$40M (22.2%) - US venture capital: injected into several top Silicon Valley VC funds.

$30M (16.7%) - Cash and US short-term Treasury securities: Maintain high liquidity and be ready to make fire-fighting investments for unexpected opportunities.

2. Beacon Global Investments LLC
Place of registration: Cayman Islands

Positioning: Global macro hedging and tax planning.

As a safe haven and transit point for global assets, it maximizes tax avoidance and value appreciation for cross-border capital flows.

Asset allocation ($180M):

$50M (27.8%) - Global Macro Hedge Fund: Allocated to top-tier hedge funds, profiting from currency, interest rate, and geopolitical volatility.

$40M (22.2%) - Global Private Equity: Invests in Cayman-registered PE funds focused on mid-sized company acquisitions in Europe and North America.

$40M (22.2%) - Non-US Developed Market Stocks: A basket of European Stoxx 50 and Japanese Nikkei 225 constituents.

$30M (16.7%) - Global Infrastructure Projects: Investing in long-term, stable cash flow projects such as ports, renewable energy, and data centers.

$20M (11.1%) - Various foreign currency cash and equivalents
3. Keystone Trust Group LLC
Place of registration: Zurich, Switzerland
Positioning: Ultimate wealth preservation and image building for the wealthy.

Focusing on combating inflation and avoiding systemic risks is the cornerstone of safeguarding wealth.

Asset allocation ($180M):

$60M (33.3%) - Physical Gold: Stored in a Zurich vault, anonymous, as a hedge against extreme risks.

$50M (27.8%) - Swiss and German blue-chip stocks: holding shares in century-old companies such as Nestlé, Roche, Novartis, and Siemens, seeking stable dividends.

$40M (22.2%) - Collector's value property in the heart of Europe.

$30M (16.7%) - Swiss Franc bonds and cash deposits.

4. Stellar Asset Management LLC
Place of registration: Singapore

Positioning: Gateway to Asia's high-growth markets.

Focused on capturing the high-growth dividends in Asia, particularly Southeast Asia and India.

Asset allocation ($180M):

$50M (27.8%) - Asian tech giant stock.

$40M (22.2%) - Asia Venture Capital: A Singapore-based VC fund focused on fintech and supply chain innovation in emerging markets.

$40M (22.2%) - Asian High Yield Bonds: Holding USD-denominated sovereign and corporate bonds in emerging markets.

$30M (16.7%) - Japanese Real Estate Investment Trusts & Equities.

$20M (11.1%) - Singapore Dollar Cash and Deposits.

5. Obsidian Capital-Anstalt

Place of registration: Vaduz, Liechtenstein

Positioning: A black market fund operating across continental Europe.

Utilizing Liechtenstein's "Anstalt," a highly anonymous and flexible legal entity, to execute special opportunity investments requiring extremely high confidentiality and rapid response. Asset Allocation ($180M):

$60M (33.3%) - Multi-currency cash and bearer bonds: held in multiple European private banks for transactions requiring absolute anonymity and instant payment.

$50M (27.8%) - Global Distressed Assets and Special Opportunities: Assets forced to depreciate due to political turmoil, corporate bankruptcies, or legal disputes.

$40M (22.2%) - Strategic physical assets: Holding physical precious metals and industrial diamonds stored in Switzerland.

$30M (16.7%) - Invests in a high-frequency trading fund registered in Luxembourg with a completely opaque strategy, seeking absolute returns.

You have proven you can build on solid ground. Now, go and learn how to build your empire both in the clouds and underground.

Good luck, Han Yi.

The reward offered in this memorandum is the longest ever.

In terms of the variety of rewards, it was the most ever, which broadened Han Yi's horizons and left him in awe.

The personal cash portion is simple, following Han Yi's usual pattern—spending, and then the memo provides corresponding cashback rewards based on the positive emotions generated by this spending.

Including the $3000 million bonus awarded for purchasing Klimt's paintings, which remains unused, Han Yi's memo currently holds $1.05 million in cash awaiting withdrawal.

The hidden capital component was a reward format Han Yi had never seen before. It wasn't cash or an investment quota, but rather a limited liability company with a diversified asset portfolio that was operating smoothly.

It may seem abrupt at first glance, but upon closer inspection, it actually seems more reasonable than simply receiving a cash reward.

A wire transfer of $1.8 million, no matter where in the world it originates from, will immediately trigger the highest level of alarm in the global financial system.

Even if AML, KYC, and tax compliance audits can make every source of funds appear completely clean, the sheer number of transfers and the large transaction amounts can still cause unnecessary trouble when these paper transactions are involved.

But it's different for a company, especially a limited liability company registered in an offshore financial center.

The shareholders of these limited liability companies could be those undisclosed entities consisting of letters and numbers that previously wired money to him, such as MC94H11Y11 LLC.

They may not even have shareholders in the traditional sense.

For example, Obsidian Capital, mentioned in option five.

Anstalt in Liechtenstein is a very unique type of legal entity that can operate legally without members, participants, or even shareholders.

It only requires registration of a holder of "founder rights," who can be an anonymous natural or legal person and does not need to reside in Liechtenstein, making it extremely difficult for outsiders to trace its origins.

In other words, this 1.8 million asset is like a pre-built underground fortress. What the memorandum needs to do is hand over the only key that can open it to Han Yi.

But which company should you choose for activation?

Han Yi hadn't decided yet, and of course, he didn't have the time or space to think about it today. He was in the car on his way to Selhurst Park, next to Barbara, who was engrossed in a chat with her friends on her phone. Although his girlfriend wasn't paying attention to him at the moment, she could see his screen with just a glance out of the corner of her eye.

Even though he had great confidence in Barbara's sense of boundaries, he couldn't possibly have further discussions with the memo about the company's selection process here in order to avoid any unforeseen complications.

Anyway, there's no rush now. This decision can be made when he's truly alone.

As for the last part, institutional loans...

The rewards offered here perfectly matched Han Yi's previous guesses.

The Carlyle Group's other $12 billion portfolio is the reward that will be unlocked in the next phase.

If this massive sum of money could be activated, it would undoubtedly be of great benefit to Han Yi, who is currently pursuing multiple developments simultaneously.

Unfortunately, the conditions for unlocking this reward are closely linked to five maxims that he had almost forgotten in his memo.

Han Yi scrolled up for a while before finding those five sentences.

This memo offers a $12 billion reward, but why not spend a little more money to upgrade the system? At least add a directory search function, right? Why do I have to manually scroll up to see previous records every time?

While silently criticizing the saying in his mind, Han Yi read the five maxims over again from beginning to end.

[1. "I don't count how many sit-ups I do. I only start counting when I feel pain, because that's the most important thing." — Muhammad Ali]

2. "There are no accidental encounters between souls." — Sheila Burke

3. "Take what is useful, discard what is useless, and add what is your own." — Bruce Lee

[4. "Dear reader, suppose you are an idiot. Suppose you are a member of Congress... I've said it twice." — Mark Twain]

5. "If opportunity doesn't knock on your door, build it yourself." — Milton Burley

This time, he discovered that the second, third, fourth, and fifth goals were all covered in bright red, indicating that these goals had been achieved. Only the first maxim remained awkwardly in the state of being completely covered in ink.

Oh, how could I forget about that?

At this moment, Han Yi was filled with regret.

It's not that he's lazy... no, it should be said that it's not entirely his fault for being lazy.

As the year draws to a close, one big thing after another is happening—related to relationships, his main job, and his ever-expanding side business… Han Yi hasn’t even been back to his home in Los Angeles for a long time. He’s almost forgotten what it feels like to sleep on that big bed in the master bedroom. Where would he find the extra time to work out?

But there was no other way; at this point, completing the final maxim and securing the $12 billion was now a matter of urgency. Time was tight, the task was demanding, and there were many areas where money was needed. He had to speed things up and secure the rewards before each business line reached the point where funding was required.

To achieve this goal quickly and effectively in such a short time, Han Yi had no other choice but to rely on the help of professionals.

Who is the most authoritative professional in fitness around him?
The answer is obvious.

"Hey, baby." Han Yi turned off his phone screen and turned to look at Barbara.

"What's wrong, baby?" Barbara looked up and smiled back at her.

"I...I've probably been too busy lately, and my physical condition doesn't seem to be very good. My weight has been slowly increasing, and I feel very tired every day. I want to change this situation, and I want to change it as soon as possible."

"Do you have any advice? What should I do to have a flawless figure like yours?"

(End of this chapter)