Chen Xiao got into Zhang Shijie's car. "Who's in the car behind us?"
Zhang Shijie said, "They're bodyguards!"
Chen Xiao was taken aback. 'The business isn't *that* big, is it? Why the bodyguards?'
In reality, it was because he had made money so quickly that he'd lost perspective. The Yino Group, previously valued at around six billion, was already quite large!
With branches all over the country, Zhang Shijie, as the general manager, often traveled to various places. He was frequently in unfamiliar territory, and if something unexpected happened, having bodyguards to handle it would be much better.
Especially in Shanghai, they often frequented nightclubs and bars. Minor conflicts were common, so it was actually inconvenient not to have bodyguards.
In contrast, although Chen Xiao and Zhao Xiangjun were already very wealthy, they lived like ordinary people. They never encountered dangerous situations, so they naturally had no desire to be accompanied by bodyguards.
