Chapter: 3639

"An old saying goes: 'Prepare for disaster.' With these measures in place, it's basically guaranteed that there won't be any losses."

"The family members of Ye's clan were shocked, their faces pale with fear. They didn't expect Ye Chen to think so strategically about them, and these demands left them with no way out."

"As soon as they sign this agreement, it's equivalent to signing a harsh servitude contract, with no hope of turning the tables in the future!"

"Wan Ba Jun finally understood that Ye Chen had considered the problem more comprehensively than he did, so he didn't hesitate and said, 'No problem, let's do it your way.'"

"Ye Chen added, 'Since it's a binding agreement, we need to have a legitimate payee. In that case, Wan Long Hall wouldn't be suitable as the payer, so the best approach is to use an inland company as the payee, and have them directly transfer the funds to this inland company's account.'"

"As he spoke, Ye Chen seemed to remember something else and said, 'Oh, I also have a Tian Hao Group in Jinling. If Wan Dianzhun doesn't mind, we can definitely use Tian Hao Group as the payee, and have them transfer all the money to Tian Hao Group's account.'"

"Wan Ba Jun immediately understood Ye Chen's intention."

"So he nodded his head and said, 'Alright then, let's use your Tian Hao Group as the payee. Transfer the funds to Tian Hao Group's account first, and then pay Wan Long Hall through other means.'"

"Ye Chen immediately agreed and said, 'Of course!'"

"As he spoke again, Ye Chen added, 'Since we're using Tian Hao Group as the payee, we need to have a debt contract between Tian Hao Group and these family members of Ye's clan. This is also why I recommended that they sign an electronic agreement, to ensure all legality and have sufficient grounds for court proceedings in the future.'"

"The family members of Ye's clan at this moment wanted to skin Ye Chen alive because he not only handed them a knife to kill their own relatives but also told them where to strike fastest, most accurately, and most ruthlessly."

"In no time, everyone saw Ye Chen as an enemy they couldn't bear to coexist with, constantly scheming in their minds about how to take revenge on him and make him pay a bloody price.

Meanwhile, Ye Chen directly called Paul, the son of Han Mei-qing, to discuss the contract's requirements. Over the phone, he explained everything in detail, but didn't reveal any more specific information or mention Ye's clan or Wanjia Courtyard. Instead, he asked Paul to create an electronic version of the contract according to his own needs and time constraints.

As a lawyer with years of experience, Paul had a very strict template for any kind of contract and knew all of Ye Chen's requirements after receiving them. He then modified his payment plan contract template accordingly and sent it to Ye Chen.

After reviewing the contract, Ye Chen found no problems or bugs and subsequently handed it over to Wan Ba Jun.

Wan Ba Jun received the contract and immediately began requesting that all collateral branches of Ye's family sign an agreement.

These collateral branches of Ye's family didn't dare refuse, so they completed electronic signatures one by one. The counterparty in the agreement was none other than Ye Chen's Ti Hao Group.

Ti Hao Group suddenly had over 300 billion yuan in debt, exceeding the company's market value.

According to the contract contents, 300 billion would be repaid within five years in 60 installments. Therefore, for the next five years, each month, these family members would pay Ye Chen a principal of 50 billion yuan and an installment payment fee of 18 billion yuan.

And they would continue to repay this debt without fail!"

William Rothschild family was also making a move, settling all outstanding payments at once.

It was just one laborious ceremony to pay homage to ancestors, and Ye Chen's cash reserves grew by 50 billion euros, 20 billion US dollars, and principal debt exceeding 30 billion yuan with interest exceeding 20 billion over five years.

Ye Chen finally understood why many emperors in history were particularly fond of suppressing various vassals, often going so far as to confiscate their properties and execute them. It was because these vassals were essentially mobile treasuries, overflowing with wealth.

If they are loyal to the monarch, everything is fine. But if they don't even have basic loyalty to the monarch, why not confiscate their properties then?

If we don't confiscate their properties and reduce their strength now, who knows what trouble they might cause in the future? JrNovels.com