We headed straight for the Shikoku Hotel. On the way, we noticed a large number of people making phone calls; they were probably surveillance agents from other organizations.

Upon seeing us set off fully armed, they quickly notified their own factions to make preparations and see if they could gain any advantage.

As it turned out, everyone discovered that a large number of armed police officers had joined us halfway through the journey, totaling nearly two hundred people.

Soon after, the union's security department also sent more than two hundred people over.

Our group of nearly five hundred people marched in a grand procession to the entrance of the Shikoku Hotel.

Then I saw military soldiers standing at the door. I asked what was going on, and in the end, it all came down to the Ye family's problem.

I'm genuinely a bit angry. If they don't dare to openly cause trouble for me, they'll just act like a mole.

They're engaging in underhanded tactics behind the scenes; their family is quite powerful, yet they act like petty people.

I got out of the car, ignoring the soldiers, and first greeted Director Cha politely.

Then he said to the union representative, "Uncle, please forgive my poor eyesight, I don't recognize which member of your family you are."

The other person laughed heartily after hearing my words and said, "I've heard you're a sly fellow, and seeing you today, it's clear you live up to the hype!"

I am Cai Jiang, the president of the Qilian Prefecture Workers' Union. I heard that my child was being bullied outside, so I came to see what happened.

Upon hearing this, I quickly wiped away imaginary tears and said in a tearful voice, "See, family is the most heartwarming thing. I hadn't even gone to ask for help yet, and people from my family have already come."

He quickly stepped forward and gave Chairman Cai a big hug, then without further ado, led his people inside.

The men behind me were also carrying knives and guns and were walking into the restaurant. Just as I reached the entrance, a captain stopped me.

He began by saying, "Halt! We have distinguished guests at the Shikoku Hotel today. You cannot bring weapons inside."

I looked at him with a teasing expression, which made him quite embarrassed.

I then said, "Others may not know what's going on, but you definitely do."

So if you're so tough, shoot me. Otherwise, get out of my way. I'm not going to make things difficult for you since you're always getting orders from above.

As I was saying this, I tried to barge in, but he stepped forward and stopped me.

But he didn't say anything, he just looked at me with pleading eyes, and I understood from his eyes.

Then he sighed, suddenly kicked him aside, and led his men inside.

At this moment, the lobby manager quickly walked out from inside.

As they walked, he said, "Oh dear, Fourth Young Master, what bad luck! A very important person is visiting our Four Nations Hotel; we've booked the entire place for today."

We are no longer accepting guests. Please leave now. We promise to treat you to a free meal when you come again.

Looking at this smiling tiger, I smiled back and replied, "No problem, I'm just here to collect my ten million. Once I get the money, I'll leave immediately and won't cause any trouble for your Shikoku Hotel."

The manager was taken aback and instinctively said, "Isn't it one million?" Then he realized he had said the wrong thing and quickly shut up.

I smiled and glanced at him, then walked straight inside, followed by about five hundred people.

They completely filled the hotel lobby. I looked at the few guests in the lobby who seemed surprised.

He clasped his hands in a fist and said, "The Shikoku Hotel is closed for the day. Please, those who are not involved, leave immediately. Otherwise, if you are affected later, don't blame me for not giving you face."