Qin Ming racked his brain, but he could not find anyone in Qin Island capable of matching up to Chen Yan's financial prowess...
After all, it was rare to find young wealthy heirs who could casually throw around tens of millions as pocket money.
And those who could, on a whim, buy two entire floors of the Fenghua Building were even scarcer.
According to Qin Ming's estimate, the Fenghua Building was valued at roughly between eight hundred million to nine hundred million. Its price fluctuated based on the market and the situations of both the buyer and seller.
But even at the lowest estimate, two floors would be worth around one hundred million.
So, how much would someone who could afford to buy two floors be truly worth?
And how much money would the parents who could give one or two hundred million to their child to play around with have?
Qin Ming pondered and felt that such a person must belong to one of the top-tier conglomerates or prominent families on Qin Island.
