By early May, the funds in the overseas corporate account had reached 23 billion.
Standing on the third-floor terrace of Fort Saint Louis, Qi Sheng couldn't help but humblebrag, "Making ten billion a month, and it's still not enough to spend!"
Of course, this had a lot to do with him taking on too much at once.
First, it was acquiring Richemont, then the Four Seasons Hotel.
If it weren't for the system's constant cash infusions, Qi Sheng wouldn't have dared to make such extreme moves.
After distinguishing herself with exceptional work, Jin Ying had been sent by him to the United Kingdom to scout football clubs.
But considering Qi Sheng's tight funds, Jin Ying had focused on small to medium-sized clubs, keeping the acquisition price under 300 million US Dollars.
Qi Sheng didn't want to be a cheapskate about buying a team. He couldn't end up with something worse than the Inter Milan that Zhang Kangyang bought, could he?
