Fake Husband of the Glamorous CEO-Chapter 87 - 0: The assessment of him is conservative.

Dragon Descendants Chamber of Commerce.

Perhaps other regions in the country aren’t as familiar with this force.

But for the richest and most financially budding cities like Hong Kong, Jiangcheng, Shencheng, Fujian, and other regions, the merchants there have a deep-rooted and profound impression of this force.

Because the merchants from these regions were among the first to go abroad to find gold and earn their first pot of gold, they were more or less taken care of by the overseas Dragon Descendants force or provided with bridge-building connections.

It can be said that without this organizational force, it would be extremely difficult for Dragon Descendants to do business on a global scale as if groping their way across a river by feeling the stones.

Even domestically, the initial group of internet giants or real estate magnates mostly obtained their startup capital from abroad.

Without the overseas Dragon Descendants force, the capitalists of the country’s first generation wouldn’t have been able to support the major internet projects back then!

Keep in mind, at that time, the country’s housing loan policies were undeveloped, and they didn’t have the money to burn for private enterprises. 𝗳𝚛𝗲𝕖𝚠𝚎𝚋𝗻𝗼𝕧𝗲𝐥.𝚌𝚘𝐦

So, for a certain period, many great domestic con artists running abroad to pull in investments relied on the platform of the overseas Dragon Descendants Chamber of Commerce!

Nowadays, many Dragon Descendants are able to hold their ground in places throughout the USA and Europe, and this force’s years of operation and development have had a profound impact.

Lin Yue never expected that the phone number Gu Feng gave her actually belonged to this force!

Moreover, it was someone from the head office!

"President Lin, it looks like Director Lin made quite a few connections with overseas capital giants in his youth," Du Li said with a smile, flattering Lin Hai.

Lin Yue let out a sigh, "It has nothing to do with my dad."

"Then what is it?" Du Li was taken aback.

Lin Yue: "It was given by my husband."

"Holy shit!" Du Li blurted out, "Then President Lin, your husband is too awesome, isn’t he? I was wondering why you chose not to form a marriage alliance with the Zhang Family. Turns out your lover is even more capable than Zhang Jun."

Lin Yue gave a wry smile.

In her mind, she sorted through everything she knew about Gu Feng.

Starting with Xu Dong obtaining the Night Club’s operating license.

He said he knew Ye Wei and Nie Yun of Ling Feng Group, and Lin Yue always thought that it was through the favor of Ye Wei and Nie Yun that Gu Feng had connected with Liu Jin and Guo Yunfan’s circle.

That day when she went to pick up Gu Feng, and all the rich young masters and Mr. Quans who she would normally try to curry favor with politely called her ’sister-in-law’, she thought that Gu Feng had blown up his fake public persona outside, considering that he also wanted to grow and strive for success. No matter what means he used, Lin Yue had no right to interfere, so she didn’t expose him.

Later, when Tang Jun gave Gu Feng the house, she thought it was the Gu Family’s money, just that his parents wanted to avoid suspicion at work so they made Tang Jun deliberately say it was a gift?

She understood that, but at that time, she began to suspect Gu Feng’s family background.

If it was indeed his family that provided the money to buy the house for Gu Feng, that was not an amount a regular family could afford—a whopping 390 million!

Then there was yesterday, when Ye Wei and others, along with Gao Tai, beat him until his nose was blue and his face was swollen. Seeing these people stand up for Gu Feng, Lin Yue no longer treated Gu Feng’s relationship with them as just a casual acquaintance.

It was evident that these people were willing to truly stand by Gu Feng during tough times!

This also indirectly proved that Gu Feng’s own strength and background definitely couldn’t be something that would make these wayward rich young masters go to such lengths to support him.

Now, after hearing Du Li’s report on the situation, Lin Yue felt that her estimation of Gu Feng’s capabilities might still have been conservative!

First off, the quotations for the collaboration with Thunder from the several corporations of Zhang Jun’s family were the same as those from Zhang Jun’s family!

In theory, at this juncture, these companies could have totally taken advantage of the situation to offer Lin Yue a higher price, as Thunder was in no position to bargain, and even had to be grateful!

However, without securing greater profits, the opposite side rashly terminated their cooperation with a business partner of 10 years.

This was a thankless effort!

But it indirectly shows that the person orchestrating this situation had sufficient clout to capture the attention of these foreign merchants.

This kind of attention was even to the extent of making these foreign merchants forsake the interests of Chengjun Group just to grant this favor.

As Lin Yue hung up the phone and sat dazedly lost in thought, Gu Feng pushed open the door and returned.

Seeing her sitting in the living room quietly pondering something, he headed to the bedroom to take a shower first.

Lin Yue suddenly stood up and spoke to his retreating form, "Thank you."

There were many questions in her heart she wanted to ask. The current Gu Feng was like a thick book, and she wanted to open it and reveal its contents.

But she restrained herself.

Because aside from using their marriage certificate to prove their marital status to each other, they had no other obligations to interfere with each other’s pasts or futures.

Gu Feng, while wiping off sweat with a towel, casually nodded, "If you really want to thank me, just play the part of a diligent wife well next time you come with me to visit my hometown in Beijing."

Lin Yue’s cheeks flushed, "Okay."

Gu Feng walked into his own bedroom.

After he had closed the door, Lin Yue muttered to herself, "If you hadn’t mentioned it, I wouldn’t have even noticed that my behavior was an act."