Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1670 plus one
In this situation, only a palace eunuch with a physical disability would remain unmoved.

Han Li lowered his head, moved his hands, and Li Lizhen only symbolically objected twice before being carried to the recliner.
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The sea breeze blows gently, the leaves sway slightly, and the deck chair hums a beautiful melody.

Around 4 PM, Han Li drove Li Lizhen back to Quarry Bay. He watched as she carried the clothes she had worn for the photoshoot that day, along with a thick red envelope, and walked with a different, somewhat unnatural gait towards the nearby housing estate before leaving.

On his way home, Han Li was still thinking about what had happened that day.

Whether it was due to a sudden accident or a coincidence, it was all due to chance.

In short, Han Li's decomposition space has gained another towel with a plum blossom pattern, Li Lizhen's name, and today's date, as well as many photos that are not convenient for outsiders to see.

In addition, thanks to Li Lizhen's selfless dedication, Han Li's mental energy range was also increased by 0.1 meters.

However, Li Lizhen was different from the women Han Li had met in Hong Kong before.

Perhaps Li Lizhen's family was slightly better off, perhaps it was just her nature, or perhaps Li Lizhen had a high opinion of herself and believed that she could create a better life for herself in the future.

During a break at the Saigon beach, Li Lizhen refused Han Li's offer of monthly payments and a free apartment in Taikoo Shing near her home, agreeing to only allow herself to enjoy herself every day.

Perhaps it was Han Li's charm, perhaps it was his strong physique, or perhaps it was some other indescribable reason, but Li Lizhen agreed to let Han Li continue to take personal photos in the future.

At first, Han Li was a little reluctant, after all, he hadn't had enough of Li Lizhen's baby face, her pretty figure, and her particularly melodious singing voice.

However, Han Li quickly realized that this was for the best. This way, he could be more at ease when facing Li Lizhen in the future, and what she did in the future would not concern him.

Moreover, in this world, anything that can be solved with money isn't really a problem.

As long as Li Lizhen hasn't gone that far, if Han Li wants to relive their past, he can simply give her a large red envelope and ask her to come out and take two sets of photos.

The next day, after Han Li finished practicing his boxing and martial arts on the terrace, he talked with Crow and Peregrine, who had returned from their shift to rest, and learned some information before going downstairs.

After washing up, I read a book for a while while my memory was still good in the morning.

Next, I had breakfast with the Chung sisters and watched them enter the elevator.

After closing the door, Han Li first made himself a cup of tea before making routine calls to his manager and lawyer.

After making all those calls, Han Li only had one important call with the real estate company. Wen Bixia answered the call and said that Director Li and Editor Wen had two scripts they wanted Han Li to invest in. The rest of the calls were unrelated to the main topic.

Han Li learned from Anita Koch that Jia Ning Group had gone bankrupt, the stock exchange had temporarily frozen its accounts, and the Hong Kong financial authorities had begun to investigate.

However, in order to appease the public, the official statement released so far is that Jia Ning Group is experiencing temporary cash flow problems due to the recent downturn in the real estate industry, and its main creditor banks have requested liquidation. This has no immediate impact on Jia Ning Group's other businesses.

This official rhetoric is only temporarily fooling ordinary people in Hong Kong. Those who know the inside story have already hurled insults at the Jia Ning Group. The subsidiaries and overseas investment projects under the Jia Ning Group are all trying to minimize their losses and salvage themselves from this catastrophe.

Furthermore, the senior executives within Jia Ning Group are all trying their best to extricate themselves from this vortex, and if possible, they will be the final blow to Jia Ning Group.

It is said that some shareholders of Jia Ning Group are currently trying every means to find out how much they can lose in the stock market. They have hired several accounting firms to recalculate and compile data on debt and loans. If things go badly, they may very well flee Hong Kong.

It can be said that the Jia Ning Group incident has not only caused a great shock in Hong Kong's financial circles and stock exchange, but this shock is also spreading to other countries.

As for the ultimate impact of this matter, we'll have to wait until the Hong Kong Finance Department's Administrative Affairs Division finishes its calculations to find out.

However, according to current information, Jia Ning Group has borrowed more than HK$10 billion from numerous financial institutions, including Yu Min Financial Holdings and HSBC Bank.

If Jia Ning Group were to be officially suspended from trading on the stock market and go bankrupt as a result, aside from the Jin Gate Building in Hong Kong and other scattered fixed assets of Jia Ning Group...

The final loss will be more than three or four billion Hong Kong dollars, and the indirect losses will reach tens of billions of Hong Kong dollars, or even more.

Han Li glanced at the time. It was October. If he remembered correctly, the general manager of Jia Ning Group would be fleeing Hong Kong next month, and his son would be arrested and imprisoned in Stanley Prison.

Because Jia Ning Group's business involves many industries and many countries, this preliminary liquidation work will not be completed until next year.

At that time, the companies under the Jia Ning Group began to gradually cease operations. In July, a murder case occurred, and due to the intervention of the Department of Justice and the police, there was a deluge of media coverage.

And some high-ranking members of certain conglomerates have successively left Hong Kong and gone to England and Western Europe.

This led to the official bankruptcy of the Jia Ning Group and the initiation of the longest lawsuit in Hong Kong's history.

It not only became one of the most typical cases in the financial world, but was also later adapted into a movie.

In the midst of this turmoil of the group's collapse, the general manager of Jia Ning Group fled, his son was imprisoned, and four people, including the financial manager, were killed.

The owner of Jia Ning Group was almost unaffected, continuing his extravagant lifestyle in his multi-million dollar mansion in Clearwater Bay.

In 1998, the boss was accused of forgery and imprisoned for a year. He was released early after eight months and became a director of three private companies.

However, none of this concerns Han Li anymore; he has already earned the money he wanted from this incident.

Han Li had initially harbored some longing for the Jinmen Building, but after discovering the Lianbang Building, that longing was split in two, or rather, one-third.

Getting back to the main point, after making a round of phone calls and finding nothing urgent, Han Li originally planned to stay home, drink tea, read books, and study.

However, when Han Li picked up today's newspaper and looked at a report published in an inconspicuous corner, he abandoned the idea.
(End of this chapter)