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Chapter 30: The Club is a Double-Edged Sword (Please Read)
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Wu Feng clenched his fists to protect his head and took three heavy punches from his cousin.

His strong body swayed slightly, and he took three steps back before steadying himself.

Suddenly he lowered his body, leaped forward like a cheetah, and suddenly punched his cousin in the waist.

Even though he temporarily stopped exerting force, my cousin still groaned and fell to the ground, holding his stomach.

The onlookers looked at each other, not knowing what expression to show.

"Cousin, your skills have declined!"

He untied his boxing gloves and threw them to the younger brother who was watching. He then teased his cousin who was struggling to get up, "You could still fight me for two or three minutes in Tseung Kwan O!"

My cousin was a little embarrassed. He couldn't say that he really enjoyed the wonderful feeling of being a groom every night, right?

"Ah Feng, we two brothers have made it big, so it's okay to relax and have some fun!"

"I can't compare to you. You can remain indifferent with so many beautiful women around you!"

Wu Feng chuckled and didn't respond. If he hadn't known that his cousin had sent money back home so that his family could buy a new house in Tseung Kwan O New Town and their lives had improved greatly, he would not have held back from that punch just now.

It’s okay to hang out outside, but don’t forget your family!
He sends HK$10,000 to his mother in mainland China every month, but it would be bad if it was too much.

Today is the day for the club to hand in their accounts, and Wu Feng and his subordinates who have something to do have all come to Hongyi Teahouse.

According to statistics from the club's Baizhishan, who is also the financial director, the club's income this month reached 1.5 million, which is actually quite good.

All the people in Yigansijiu were very honest, at least they didn't think about the money they had to pay at this time.

Unexpectedly, when the meeting was about to end, my cousin suddenly said that the society had grown stronger and wanted to open a new branch to give Sijiu, who had performed well, a chance to become a member.

For a moment, all the 49 people present were excited.

The club seems to be trying to expand its territory, and it also gives them an opportunity to move up.

Only by becoming the leader of the society can one legitimately recruit followers and become a small leader with a certain voice and autonomy within the society.

Wu Feng was just a little surprised. His cousin didn't inform him in advance, so he didn't know what he was thinking.
The income from the club can support a small-scale expansion, but I don’t know where my cousin wants to expand?

Shanghai Street is doomed. Unless Guan Zaisen is trapped in the quagmire of debt and becomes a hopeless case like in the movie, the dominance of Shanghai Street will be firmly in the hands of He Liansheng.

He didn't think much about it. Even if his subordinates had ideas, he would let them play freely.

This is a community action, and the general direction will definitely be controlled by my cousin!
After the meeting, his cousin asked him to stay and try out his skills first, and the scene just now happened.

"Afeng, don't think too much!"

After my cousin recovered, he dismissed his younger brother and whispered, "I'm scared too. I don't want to continue charging into battle at the forefront, so I want to set up a fort as a facade!"

Wu Feng raised his eyebrows and showed a look of understanding.

It must be that my cousin was frightened when he was taken to the police station. It’s a good thing that happened that way.

If you want to be a big boss, you should stay behind the scenes. It may seem glorious to rush to the front, but you will also be the one to fall the fastest.

Dongxing is the best example!

How could a first-rate society comparable to the Hongxing have only the Five Tigers? That was the facade promoted by the East Star. In reality, the East Star had at least a dozen or so leaders. Otherwise, how could they have fought the Hongxing on equal terms?
In fact, Wu Feng did not realize that the reason why his cousin was so eager to expand the society's influence was not only because the society itself had needs, but also because he felt the tremendous pressure brought by his relative.

Yes, Wu Feng was not very concerned about the affairs of the society. He almost gave the rights to watch most of the night shows and parking spaces to his subordinate Sijiu. It seemed that his power was not concentrated enough and was quite scattered.

But Wu Feng's actions really won over a lot of people's hearts!
At least in Hongyi at the moment, there are not many people who are truly capable and ambitious.

Wu Feng's act of delegating power seemed full of trust, which made his subordinate Sijiu more loyal.

They were able to guard nightclubs and had some spare money, so they naturally collected a large number of blue lanterns, causing the number of Wu Feng's subordinates to increase instead of decrease.

During the previous Shanghai street brawl, he gave Blue Lantern space and channels to rise, and even provided Blue Lantern with regular subsidies.

For example, they could subscribe to a meal at a tea restaurant for a long period of time. Although the amount was not much, it provided basic security for the Blue Lanterns who followed them, and their loyalty and cohesion would increase rapidly.

Among those lower-level Blue Lanterns, there are some tough characters who dare to fight and fight, but they have not yet become successful. However, it is an indisputable fact that Wu Feng's power has surpassed that of his cousin!

Not long ago, Wu Feng opened a small financial company, which put even more pressure on his cousin!
According to basic logic, even a fool can understand what the purpose of a society setting up a financial company is.

He has people and money, so as long as Wu Feng is willing, he can leave Hong Yi and work alone at any time!

Not to mention, Wu Feng is also quite capable of making legitimate money!

My cousin used to sell the same windbreaker as Xiao Ma Ge, and he was also one of Wu Feng’s distributors, and he also made a lot of money.

But I swear to God, Wu Feng had no intention of lending money at high interest rates when he opened a small financial company.

He was deeply victimized by money laundering in his previous life, so how could he turn around and do such a dirty thing?
Besides, he has plenty of ways to make legitimate money, so why should he get involved in such benefits that are all blood and tears?

The actual reason is very simple. Wu Feng needs a financial company to manage the gray income allocated to him by the society, and he has no intention of using it.

For example, security income on the site, profit distribution of nightclubs, etc.

It’s not that he is aloof, but it is his backup fund in Hongyi!

For example, expenses for competing with other clubs to show off their horses, as well as various necessary expenses of the club, etc., all the money that Wu Feng needs to pay for comes from this fund.

This is not a small amount of money, so naturally a professional financial company is needed to help manage it!

If you don't want to take risks, you can use this money to buy real estate and then collect rent peacefully. As long as Hong Yi doesn't get caught up in a dangerous situation of repeated fights, this money will only grow more and more.

He had never expected that his cautious actions would cause his cousin to feel uneasy and bring him considerable pressure. The Hongyi Headquarters did not even have a financial company.

All I can say is that as their status rises and their personalities differ, the two brothers communicate less and less, and various misunderstandings are inevitable.

Fortunately, the relationship between the two brothers is pretty good, so there is no need to worry about any dirty talk in the short term.

Wu Feng agreed with his cousin's explanation and planned to help secretly!
Although he still didn't want to get bogged down in the social community, he had to admit that having a social community to support him made many things much easier.

In a place like Hong Kong Island, dealing with community groups is necessary in all aspects. The more it involves people's livelihood, the more unavoidable it is. He is not really stupid enough not to take advantage of it.

For him, the society is a double-edged sword, it depends on how he uses it.

(End of this chapter)