"You think you can help me settle this? Who do you think you are? If I treat you like the Dragon Head, I call you Mr. Chiang. If I don't, who the hell even knows who you are? You, helping me settle things? If you were actually capable of that, you wouldn't have been gunned down in the Netherlands in the original story."
Watching Chiang Tin-sang’s smiling face, Yan Liang keenly detected a flicker of apprehension in his micro-expressions. Having read the original work, he knew that while Chiang was capable in many ways, his suspicious nature and his constant, obsessive fear of others coveting his position as Dragon Head were truly exasperating.
Yet, as Yan Liang reflected on it, it didn't seem so strange. After all, Chiang had been Liang Kun’s close friend for over a decade, and they were, in many ways, the same type of person. Furthermore, with Yan Liang now holding significant wealth, Chiang’s wariness was, from his perspective, understandable.
Chapter 42