Anson’s trip’s intent had already been deduced by Tom.
Su’s family is on the lookout for He’s family, and they’re just looking for one thing: The Su patriarch wants his family for something.
In reality, the He family is devoid of any other abilities.
If Su’s is a supermarket, then there is only one thing in this store.
It reminds him a lot of the street vendor selling candied haws. Who has driven a long way to see him.
Other than buying candied haws, what else would he do?
As a result, he was confident that Anson would come over this time, and he was determined to get the He family back to the Su family.
This is just what he had wished for.
Since his eldest son’s life has been extremely tight after the He family separated from the Su family and absolutely ended their cooperation.
On weekdays, the He family used to provide cultivation for younger generations, which would have cost a lot of money, particularly since they have now lost their source of income.
It’s nothing more than a way of securing a source of revenue. What’s more insane is that he spent hundreds of millions to track down Ruoli.
Even though a few hundred million is a large amount of money, he really wanted to use it to find someone in the sea, and the money is insufficient to feed the sea.
What about the sea? It occupies 70% of the planet’s surface area! A US aircraft carrier formation was thrown in, and 99 percent of the world’s countries couldn’t figure out what it was, let alone a Ruoli?
FAQ Novel
Q: What is the main reason for Anson’s visit to the He family?
A: Anson’s primary intention is to persuade the He family to rejoin the Su family’s service.
Q: Why does the He family face financial challenges?
A: The He family is experiencing financial strain after ending their cooperation with the Su family, exacerbated by costs for family cultivation and the search for Ruoli.
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