Leaving the construction site, Lu Liang headed to the city government office.
He secured a loan of 15 billion from Bank of China with an annual interest rate of 3.8%, intended strictly for the construction and development of the base.
Going forward, the project's engineering funds, staff payroll cards, and accounts set up for official use, all had to be through Bank of China.
Lu Liang accepted all these terms, as after all, industry isn't like finance—you often have to deal with banks later on.
Cultivating a long-term partnership was essential.
During his three-day stay in Su City, besides handling loan procedures, he hosted two press conferences, spreading the news far and wide.
The Su City Government strongly requested it, and Lu Liang couldn't refuse—after all, they spent the money, so he couldn't deny them the opportunity to show face.
Mainly, Lu Liang realized their intention; they simply wanted to proclaim their authority over him, warning others not to mess with him.
