Millionaire Son in Law Chapter 7529 Two Grand Prizes
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- A sudden surge in oil prices creates immense wealth.
- Generous gifts are bestowed upon a key individual.
- The intricate military structure and its elite units are detailed.
Chapter 3705 Two Grand Prizes
The situation in the Strait of Hormuz worsened over the next four days.
Under the covert manipulation of the Rothschild family, international crude oil prices soared by more than 30%, setting a record for the fastest increase in crude oil prices in recent years.
Wu Yongzhen naturally made a lot of money.
Taking advantage of rising prices, he bottled and sold all the crude oil he had mined himself and purchased from the Getty family, then sold it all to the Getty family.
Some of the crude oil carriers had not even arrived at the port, but they had already earned Wu Yongzhen tens of millions of US dollars from the price difference, making him a very rich man.
Wu Yongzhen, who had just received hundreds of millions of dollars, immediately gave Rachel Getty a gift.
Wu Yongzhen gave two gifts: the first was a direct gift of five million US dollars to Rachel Getty personally, and the second was a dragon-patterned bronze token with the highest authorization in the Left Army Governor’s Office.
The overall operational structure of the Five Military Commissions is basically based on the military system of the Ming Dynasty. In order to strictly control all the elite cavalry, assassins, and scholars in their jurisdiction, each Commission had its own core force, namely the Tiger Battalion and Tiger Army under its command.
Tiger Warrior Camp is not affiliated with any subordinate garrison. This camp was directly controlled by Wu Yongzhen, the Grand Commander of the Left Army Command. The entire Tiger Warrior Camp consisted of martial artists and Daoists. Under them were well-trained troops, namely the Tiger Soldier Troops.
The Tiger Legion was not only powerful and numerous, but also extremely secretive, similar to the Ming Dynasty Embroidered Uniform Guard or the German Gestapo. They were scattered throughout the Five Military Commissions’ areas of influence, appearing and disappearing unpredictably. Apart from protecting the Five Military Commissions and carrying out the highest orders, one of their most important duties was to spread across the country and secretly monitor all registered family members of scholars.
The nature of scholars was very different from that of assassins and elite bodyguards. The assassins and elite bodyguards constituted a closed circle of control, always under strict supervision and restraint. But scholars are more like free agents sent out. Outwardly, they have the same freedoms as ordinary people, which allows them to more easily integrate into society.
However, this adds another layer of defection risk.
Therefore, the Tiger Legion closely monitored the activities of scholars around the world. They secretly recorded where each scholar went and what he did, then reported it to the intelligence center. Once they discovered that a scholar had moved far away without permission, they would immediately take action. At best, they would capture and torture him, and at worst, they would kill him or even implicate his entire family.