Three more years passed.

In the 1990s, the economy was booming, and many high-rise buildings were gradually built in cities. People also gradually realized the importance of housing.

Qin Zheng made use of the businesses he owned.

Over the years, he had already built a series of buildings before prices rose.

However, he did not sell them all.

He only rents out some of the properties in good locations, and then sells them to wealthy and influential buyers at the highest possible profit once the area is developed and property prices soar.

Of course, he still doesn't plan to sell the better properties; he can make more money by keeping them.

This is what Ye Yun taught him.

Starting in the early 1990s, office buildings began to flourish in mainland China.

Ye Yun once said that her dream was to be a landlady, doing nothing but lying at home and collecting money. Qin Zheng kept this in mind and secretly built two high-rise commercial office buildings in the center of the provincial capital and gave them to Ye Yun.

Ye Yun's development in Shenzhen is also remarkable.

Shenzhen was the fastest-growing city in the 1990s, transforming from a small fishing village into a metropolis with towering skyscrapers in less than ten years.

Benefiting from the era's advantages, Ye Yun boarded the train of development along with the government.

The land she bought in Shenzhen back then was either demolished or developed, and she was fortunate enough to build high-rise buildings next to the city's iconic buildings.

She rarely attends pointless parties.

When businessmen in Shenzhen get together, they always talk about the mysterious tycoon who built several office buildings in the heart of the city.

Aside from the official sources, the number one figure in Shenzhen is this mysterious bigwig who has never shown his face.

Unfortunately, no one has ever seen it.

A major event also occurred in Beijing, to the north.

On a sunny morning, Lao Gao personally went to Beijing and fired his first shot in the city!