This is an absolutely worthwhile deal, and the park is happy to pay the funds to implement this plan.

Throughout the entire scheme, both the park management and the parties involved gained their desired benefits, while only the police suffered some loss of face.

Who cares what the police lost? They only care whether their own interests have met their expectations.

What does it have to do with the police if they lose face and are criticized?

There was already a "savior of the Japanese police," and now there's a "sleeping Kogoro." Cases have to be solved by private detectives, one of whom is even a high school student. The police have long since lost face.

They now see the little face the police have left as a means to generate profits, which they call "making the most of waste."

But what they didn't expect was that they would encounter Guangyou, a person who was completely unyielding.

Increase compensation?

Guangyou doesn't lack that little bit of money, unless the unit is changed to US dollars, then he might consider it.

But apart from increasing the compensation, the park management had no other options. They are businessmen, not gangsters; they can't force others to accept things they don't want to do.

Moreover, they know that Guangyou's current guardian is the currently powerful Kogoro Mouri. If he really did something coercive, and Kogoro Mouri investigates and the truth is revealed, then they're finished.

Not only will their 300 million yen investment be wasted, but their amusement park will also face being scorned by society. At that point, the loss will be far more than just 300 million yen.

"I'd like to see how you deal with me."

A mocking smile gradually appeared on Guangyou's lips.

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