The Beautiful CEO's Dragon Blood Bodyguard-Chapter 578 - 0: The Heritage of Cultivator Families

The depth of a Cultivator Family’s heritage is indeed terrifying, and Wuu Decai obviously underestimated them.

In the morning, the Jiang Family sent people over for negotiations.

Not only did Wuu Decai refuse to pay back the money, but he also demanded the Jiang Family return his son, claiming that his son had not yet come back.

He even suspected that it was the Jiang Family who had kidnapped his son and demanded they give him back.

After learning about this, Jiang Yecheng gave him no further chances.

By noon, the Wuu Family’s stock began to fluctuate.

Huge amounts of capital poured into the stock market, starting to obstruct the Wuu Family’s shares.

Defying market trends, the Wuu Family’s stock rose, with retail investors’ shares being incessantly absorbed by this capital behemoth.

This relentless obstruction cost, making Wuu Decai completely dumbfounded.

Some major shareholders noticed something amiss and couldn’t help but start offloading their own shares.

The Wuu Corporation board of directors immediately convened a meeting to discuss countermeasures.

Abnormally high stock prices are often not a good sign.

Wuu Decai didn’t dare tell the shareholders about the incident with the Jiang Family, he could only continue to reassure them, asking them not to panic, assuring them that he would find a solution. frёewebηovel.cѳm

The same day, he had someone drive him to the Jiang Family Manor.

But they didn’t even see him; once the battle had started, how could Jiang Yecheng possibly back down.

He was determined to make an example out of them, and he had set his sights on taking down the Wuu Corporation.

Late at night, Lin Yingying’s office lights were still on.

Long Fei was sitting outside, meditating, while she and Su Qi were video-calling with Li Zhenni, analyzing the abnormal situation of the Wuu Corporation.

The three women unanimously agreed that someone was targeting the Wuu Corporation.

Their discussion wasn’t about how to aid the Wuu Corporation, but about how to take advantage of the chaos and profit from it.

With such a large move by the bookmakers, they would certainly sell off shares, intentionally creating market panic.

Before they dumped their shares, the Wuu Family’s stock would continue to rise.

This period presented a golden opportunity.

The next day, as soon as the stock market opened,

the Li Family and the Lin Family joined the fray, and began aggressively absorbing the Wuu Family’s shares.

The Wuu Corporation’s stock, originally at fifty-three yuan, had by the next afternoon been driven up to over a hundred yuan, doubling in value.

It was at this time that the Jiang Family released hints to the wind, and the major shareholders of the Wuu Corporation got wind of the news through various channels.

They did not stand with Wuu Decai, but instead had their own ideas, starting to sell off their holdings.

No matter how much they sold, the market had the bookmakers to absorb it all.

Retail investors also indiscriminately followed, further inflating the stock prices.

On the third day, the Wuu Family’s stock price unbelievably broke through two hundred yuan.

The Wuu Family’s shareholders were in disarray, with even direct relatives starting to betray Wuu Decai.

The Li Group and Lin Clan simultaneously withdrew, beginning to dump the huge amounts of shares they had just bought.

Purchased at eighty yuan and sold at two hundred yuan.

In just two days, both families made a net profit of several billion yuan.

By the fourth day, when the stock price rose to two hundred and fifty yuan, the bookmakers finally made their move.

And they did so, sparing no expense.

The stock was like a rollercoaster, plunging wildly within one hour of the market opening, and hitting the limit down in just two hours.

The situation was the same on the fifth day.

The stock skyrocketed and plummeted, dazzling onlookers.

Those who could pull out already had, while the retail investors who were caught unprepared clung to their shares and wouldn’t let go.

Wuu Decai sat dejectedly in his office, his eyes blood-red as he stared at the green numbers on his computer screen, before grabbing the keyboard and smashing the computer to pieces.

He made a call, summoning the shareholders to discuss strategies.

But after waiting a whole day, not a single person showed up, and in the end, they were met by the police instead.

Following cases of children’s blood loss in the surrounding counties, the police caught a suspect, who implicated Wuu Decai after interrogation.

They immediately conducted a search at Wuu Decai’s house and found bags of unused blood in the basement.

The Jiang Family hadn’t yet made their move, but unexpectedly, this little interlude occurred.

They didn’t stop because of this, continuing to sell off stocks on the sixth day.

As usual, Wuu Corporation’s stock hit the limit down as soon as the market opened, leaving no chance of recovery.

These days, Lin Yingying lived and worked out of her office, hardly sleeping or eating elsewhere.

Having Long Fei by her side brought her some solace, enough to keep from being terrified by the Jiang Family.

This capital leviathan was truly frightening.

They didn’t play dirty, they would just crush you with their strength, even if it meant damaging themselves massively just to hurt you a little.

To them, such losses were but a drop in the ocean, but for the Wuu Family, it was a lethal blow.

For the first time, she had a direct understanding of these Cultivator Families.

Even though it was her old rival who was falling, she couldn’t help feeling a sense of ’when the hare dies, the fox grieves.’

Lin Yingying left the office and sat down beside Long Fei outside, leaning on his shoulder like a little woman.

Long Fei had seen everything that had happened these days.

He patted Lin Yingying’s head and said with a smile, "The Wuu Family has collapsed, I thought you’d be happy about it!"

Lin Yingying sighed, "Happy about what, don’t you think we’re the next ones in line?"

Long Fei shook his head, "They wouldn’t dare!"

Lin Yingying gave a bitter smile, "Do you think you’re King Yama? They’ll back off just because you say they wouldn’t dare?"

"I’m not King Yama, I’m Long Aotian!"

Long Fei joked.

As they were talking, there was a knock at the door.

Chu Feng burst in, and upon seeing the two of them sitting close, he covered his eyes and turned around, exclaiming, "Aiya, did I come at a bad time?"

Lin Yingying curled her lips and quickly separated from Long Fei, her face turning red.

Long Fei stood up and said to Chu Feng, "Let’s go!"

Lin Yingying asked curiously, "Where are you going?"

Long Fei turned around and calmly said, "To negotiate with the Jiang Family!"

"I want to go too!"

Lin Yingying was immediately full of worry.

"Stay at the company, I’ll contact you if anything happens!"

Long Fei shook his head in refusal.

The Jiang Family was powerful, with sure to be masters in the family, having Lin Yingying along would only be inconvenient.

Chu Feng slapped Long Fei’s shoulder and said to Lin Yingying with a smile, "Don’t worry, I’ll take good care of your man. When we brothers make a move, it’s sure to be a victory."

Lin Yingying nodded and personally saw them off. After watching their car drive away, she absentmindedly returned to the office.

These past few days, Chu Feng had thoroughly investigated the Jiang Family.

The vineyard was merely one of the Jiang Family’s properties; their ancestral land was on Shennong Island, fifty nautical miles away from Binhai City.

The island spanned a hundred miles, with the center being the forbidden area of the Jiang Family, while the surroundings had been developed into a tourist sector.

The island had soft sandy beaches and beautiful scenery, which attracted many tourists every weekend.

The two took a ferry over, and once ashore, they didn’t even have time to appreciate the bikini-clad beauties on the beach, opting to hire a sightseeing car straight to the Jiang ancestral land.

It was a fifty-meter-high hill covered in lush vegetation.

Chinese-style buildings extended from the bottom to the top of the hill.

From a distance, it looked like a Royal Gardens.

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