"That old fox Liang Wei, in the end, he actually managed to corner me."
As he got into the car, Feng Yueyang grew increasingly irate the more he thought about it.
Liang Wei agreed to hand over the shares and the technology, but there was only one condition: he wanted Feng Yueyang to send Liang Cai to study abroad in Siland. Once Liang Cai completed his studies, he didn't need to return to the country—just lead a comfortable life as a rich idler. Of course, if Liang Cai encountered danger abroad, Feng Yueyang had to help resolve it.
Liang Wei obviously understood his own son's character—he just needed Feng Yueyang to keep him from sinking to the worst possible depths of catastrophe.
Translated into simpler terms, it meant: "Let him make a mess, just make sure he stays alive."
Liang Wei himself didn't have that capability—what gave him the audacity to use this as leverage against Feng Yueyang?
