Billionaire God of War novel (Jiang Ning) novel Chapter 1889

Li Feidao was stunned, but he immediately cursed Jiang Ning for being a cunning fox.

Was Jiang Ning going to just sit back and watch the show?

He was going to watch Fang Yin and Reagan kill each other and wait to reap the harvest after they were both dead?

How sly!

How cunning!

Why didn't he think of that?

In the past, Jiang Ning was very direct. If he wanted something, he just went up to get it. He was really powerful, so there was no way anybody could fight him. But he also knew that Jiang Ning kept to the rules of every circle he entered.

In the Third World, the rule was also that the strongest man would win and stronger parties would swallow up weaker ones.

But counting on nothing else but physical strength wasn't an intelligent move.

Besides, all these longstanding aristocratic families were all very hard to read and predict. Otherwise, how else would they have lasted so long in this world and controlled everything within it?

"You're going to make them fight?" Li Feidao gulped and started to get excited. "The Salo family is facing an internal conflict, but Reagan hasn't gained the power he wants yet, so I don't think they'd fight, right?"

Besides, Reagan only cared for power and position. Hailey was nothing to him.

Why would he give up the manual for Hailey?

That was the best bargaining chip he had.

"We'll let nature take its course," said Jiang Ning. "Just make arrangements according to my instructions."

"Got it."

Li Feidao stopped asking and went to get things done.

He purposely got someone to somehow get the message to Reagan without leaving any tracks and just waited for Reagan's reaction.

The Assassins Group information network was very well developed.

There was some information they had that you couldn't access even if you had money, and there was some information that you didn't even ask for, but Li Feidao had a way to send it to your doorstep without you expecting it at all.

That's what happened to Reagan.

The Assassins Group information network had always been an important source of information to these aristocratic families.

After all, only the things you paid for were genuine.