He was completely taken aback by the achievements Qiao Ze had made in just a few short years.
It didn't seem like much until one started to tally it up, and suddenly Li Jian Gao began to wonder if Qiao Ze's fortune was enough to compete with the standards of the world's richest person. He even questioned whether the actual world's richest person could amass more funds in the same amount of time as Qiao Ze.
After all, although those people were rich, their expenditures were massive: private jets, yachts, estates, castles, and various services catering to the wealthy all required a huge outlay to maintain.
In comparison, Qiao Ze's spending was almost non-existent.
Thinking back to the first time he saw Qiao Ze, when the young fellow was concerned about how to secure the one million US Dollar prize from the Clay Institute for his livelihood, Li Jian Gao felt this world was indeed filled with a sense of humor about life.
