Chapter 1069 - 1071: Who’s the Boss?

Chapter 1069: Chapter 1071: Who’s the Boss?

Through Zeng Guo’s diligent investigation, Chen Bin gained a clearer understanding of Xiaoye Haoer.

Xiaoye Haoer’s mother is named Su Yaqin, and her ancestors for three generations were traditional Chinese medicine practitioners.

In a twist of fate, she saved Xiaoye Xiong’s father, which brought them together.

After marrying in Japan, they had three sons and a daughter, with Xiaoye Haoer being the youngest son.

Only now did Chen Bin realize that the reason Xiaoye Haoer took special care of him was because he also had half Huaxia blood in his veins.

Given this, acquiring Liver Protection Agent would be much easier.

In the blink of an eye, it was mid-November, and Sun Xiaojing successfully gave birth to a baby girl at the hospital.

While taking care of matters in the ward, Chen Bin tasked Liang Xinchu and Li Li with investigating the current status of the Chinese Association in Japan.

A few days later, a very detailed report was submitted.

These Chinese associations are unevenly distributed, with complex power dynamics.

Currently, the most powerful is the Wufu Gang.

Many of them are Huaxia people who have smuggled into Japan, numbering around five hundred, led by Lu Fei.

Next is the Haijin Gang, with the leader Jiang Yushuo, numbering around three hundred.

The Zhongxing Gang and Guiyun Gang have roughly equal power, each with about two hundred members.

The leaders are named Cai Mao and Jia Quan, respectively.

As for the weakest faction, it’s the Loyalty Gang.

They have several thousand members, but there’s no real cohesion.

They don’t have a fixed activity location, mainly gathering in West Capital.

Since there are more people in West Capital, there’s more to steal.

Liang Xinchu noticed Chen Bin in deep thought and asked instinctively.

"You’re not actually considering uniting these factions, are you?"

"Yes, if we can unify these people, the energy would surely be formidable."

Upon saying this, everyone else was astonished.

They never imagined Chen Bin would actually dare to target these factions.

Li Li, considering Chen Bin’s safety, softly said.

"I think it might be quite difficult to accomplish this. Though everyone is Huaxia people, the factions are mixed with good and bad, nearly impossible to unify."

Zeng Guo, however, offered a completely different viewpoint.

"I believe if we can unify these Chinese associations, there would be significant benefits. After all, it’s a force that cannot be ignored."

Soon after, others began to share their opinions.

Except for Li Li and Wang Meini, everyone supported the unification of Chinese associations.

With so many supporters, Chen Bin’s idea was further reinforced.

However, this matter was too significant for Chen Bin to decide on his own.

After reporting to Cheng Liusha, Cheng Liusha expressed strong support.

Given this, Chen Bin finally felt relieved.

Regarding how to achieve unification, Chen Bin originally planned to start with the weakest faction.

Yet upon reconsideration, he found it somewhat inappropriate.

The Loyalty Gang does have many members, but they are essentially scattered sand.

Moreover, those who enjoy minor thefts are unreliable, and when real trouble arises, they can’t be relied upon.

Since that’s the case, it’s better to start with the most powerful, the Wufu Gang.

As long as they are taken care of, dealing with other factions would be much easier.

On the weekend, Chen Bin brought Shen Congyi and others to the Wufu Gang’s restaurant.

After eating, he called for a waiter.

"Bring your boss here!"

Soon, a well-dressed woman walked into the private room, led by the waiter.

"Hello, sir, what can I do for you?"

Chen Bin, however, coldly said, "I didn’t call for you; I want Lu Fei."

"What do you need with Mr. Lu? I can relay the message."

"This matter is significant; you’re not qualified to relay it. Get him out here!"

Seeing that Chen Bin and the others were not friendly, the woman dared not quibble further.

She nodded, then turned to leave.

At the door, she called Lu Fei.

"Mr. Lu, some guests are looking for you; what do you think..."

Lu Fei was upstairs playing mahjong and had no time to bother.

As the leader of the largest Chinese group, many paid their respects to him daily.

He couldn’t care less about those shrimp soldiers and crab generals.

So he replied directly, "Just entertain them casually; I don’t have time to go down."

Then he hung up the phone.

The woman dared not disobey Lu Fei, so she re-entered the private room and said to Chen Bin.

"Sir, would you still like me to relay the message? Mr. Lu really doesn’t..."

Before she could finish speaking, Liang Xinchu suddenly flipped the table.

Grabbing the woman’s collar, he shouted harshly.

"You better call Lu Fei now and make him come quickly, or else I’ll smash your shop!"

The female manager was terrified, shivering all over, and hurriedly nodded to agree.

"Okay, I’ll call him right away. Don’t get agitated, I’ll call him..."

Then, she dialed Lu Fei’s number right in front of Chen Bin and the others.

"Mr. Lu, you have to come down now; they said they’ll smash the shop if they don’t see you."

Lu Fei, already with a fiery temper, was angered further by the interruption during mahjong.

He roared, "Alright, tell them to wait for me. Damn it, causing trouble on my turf, they must have a death wish!"

Before long, Lu Fei came down with a dozen followers.

His height of over six feet and weight of over 200 pounds made him look extremely burly.

The thick gold chain around his neck resembling a little finger gave off a nouveau riche vibe.

Chen Bin got up first, smilingly saying.

"Mr. Lu, I have something to discuss with you; could we talk privately?"

"Tell your men to take him down!"

Lu Fei had just given the order to his followers when Li Li suddenly dashed forward, grabbing his throat.

"Do you believe I can’t strangle you right now!"

Li Li’s strength made Lu Fei feel like he might suffocate at any moment.

Being a seasoned warrior, Lu Fei quickly raised his hands to signal surrender.

With a light cough from Chen Bin, Li Li finally let go.

Lu Fei staggered backward, quickly grabbing a chair for support, gasping for air.

He felt that if he hadn’t shown weakness just now, he might really have been strangled.

At this point, Chen Bin’s voice sounded again.

"Can we talk privately now?"

Chilled to the core, Lu Fei quickly nodded, leading him into a new private room.

Just as they entered, he immediately asked, "Who are you anyway?"

Chen Bin couldn’t help but chuckle internally.

Though he was so famous in Japan, Lu Fei didn’t even recognize him.

Thus, he could only offer a vague response.

"I’m sent by the state; specifics aren’t your concern."

"Then what do you want from me?"

"Most Huaxia people don’t lead easy lives in Japan. I want you to lead the way in uniting all Chinese groups here, binding them into a force against common enemies."

"But once united, who will be the leader?"