Tang Weixing spent a long evening in Mr. Tang's study, chatting with father and son. In the end, Mr. Tang presented him with a jade pendant.
"This jade pendant, you are surely aware of its purpose. With this, you can withdraw funds from any of the Tang Family's Silver Towers, the shops, and even the commercial and silver banks, as if the person in charge himself had sent out the funds. Just remember to sign when withdrawing."
Tang Weixing was familiar with such jade pendants. He had seen one before when he was younger, accompanying Mr. Tang who was then managed by a housekeeper who possessed one.
It was essentially like a personal ATM for the master. Whether the master was doing business, making various expenditures, or starting a venture on his own, this jade pendant could be used to withdraw funds from the family, constituting as the family's venture and consumptive capital.
