This is too realistic.
With the same assets, pledging them with someone else would land you barely over 300 million, and the interest would be higher too.
Only a fool would choose that 300 million.
If it weren't for Master Cai putting up the money, they might have just let it go, pretending they sold them off, since there's no loss anyway.
But Master Cai has openly warned them, who dares to try?
In modern society, especially in a place as crucial as the Magic Capital, it's not likely for some ruthless tactics like running someone over with a mud truck to happen, but there are countless annoying yet legal ways to get at you. Among those hundreds of thousands of vegetable farmers and vendors, what kind of person can't be found?
If you don't want big trouble, you'd better obediently pay back the cash.
So, the conclusion is clear—
In the A-share market, Han Lie is the big boss.
In real society, Master Cai is like your own father.
