Not knowing the background of the other party is a troublesome matter.
When Gao Guang's business reached a certain level, and after he started to rely on connections and relationships, he could no longer rely on brute force to solve problems.
Lesser figures can afford fewer worries, but once truly becoming a major figure, a spokesperson for a faction, any action requires consideration of the consequences.
What if the one who comes is someone you can't afford to provoke?
Now the problem is that even if I can't afford to provoke them, I can't be a pushover that anyone can manipulate.
Gao Guang had a rough judgment in his mind about who the biggest, and most likely, competitor was — it was the group acting as Zoge's frontmen. After all, it's normal for them to reach for such a huge fortune; it would be abnormal for them not to.
So during the short drive to the supply depot, Gao Guang had already managed to call Zoge.
Just ask directly, and you'll know.
