The reason Liu Jiawei didn't want to get involved was that although he'd been taught a lesson by Li Fei, his loss was actually very small. Even if he didn't take revenge, it wasn't a big deal. Unlike Zhang Jun, who'd lost several hundred million to Li Fei and obviously couldn't swallow that humiliation.
"Young Master Liu, we're good brothers, we share blessings and hardships. Besides, after being bullied by Li Fei, can you really swallow this?"
Zhang Jun hadn't expected the usually arrogant and overbearing Liu Jiawei to actually not want revenge; it really exceeded his expectations.
"This account definitely has to be settled, just not now." Liu Jiawei felt that going up against Li Fei right now really wasn't the right timing. Maybe he did somewhat fear the other side's capabilities.
He went on, "And you know I never like my old man meddling in my business. That film city isn't something you can just say 'shut it down' and it gets shut down."
