Billionaire God of War novel (Jiang Ning) novel Chapter 464

"Have a seat.”

Liu Xiaodao just sat down without going through any formalities.

He wasn't fully recovered, but he could move about quite well.

"What do you want me to do?”

He went straight to the point and didn't want to waste time.

After Jiang Ning visited him in hospital and said those things to him, Liu Xiaodao had made up his mind.

"What needs to be done is your business. I just want one thing," said Jiang Ning calmly. "I want the waters of Shenghai's illegal circle to become as murky as possible."

There was a glint in Liu Xiaodao's eyes.

He knew what Jiang Ning was capable of. This invincible man seemed to carry a naturally terrifying aura around himself.

But Shenghai wasn't that simple.

"I have to remind you," Liu Xiaodao said. "There are many powers at work within Shenghai's illegal circle, and there are tons of highly skilled fighters inside. Never mind the Gao family and Zuo family - just the Su family alone should not be looked down upon."

"Legend has it that a century ago, the head of the Su family started the Qing Sect, and it has very deep roots in Shenghai's illegal circle. Second Master Su, the second son of the Su family, is not easy to deal with!"

Jiang Ning narrowed his eyes and calmly replied, "If it's destroyed too easily, then it's meaningless, isn't it?"

Liu Xiaodao felt his heart stir.

What audacity!

Jiang Ning was really too audacious!

Jiang Ning had said it so nonchalantly, and Liu Xiaodao couldn't see a single trace of wariness on Jiang Ning's face. This fellow clearly didn't have any regard for the Su family.

But after witnessing what Jiang Ning could do, Jiang Ning did indeed have the right to be this audacious.

"The last time, you let Su Mingquan off, but he's not grateful for that at all,” said Liu Xiaodao. "The Su family just thinks that you let him off because Donghai is wary of the Su family."

"They're already preparing to attack you guys secretly."

"Oh that's even better," Jiang Ning laughed.

He liked it when others didn't seem to fear death and came knocking on his door. If they didn't come knocking, he'd have nobody to play with.