The innkeeper was someone who understood the times. Initially, he wanted to charge Hao Jian's group of students a hefty fee; it wasn't a small amount, and he could earn quite a bit from it. Money is everything—who cares if it's tainted, as long as it's profitable, that's the rule. However, now Liu Qiangdong had shown up, taking action without hesitation; he wasn't an idiot. Listening to Liu Qiangdong made it clear that he was being targeted.
If he insisted on collecting this fee today, it wasn't just about losing face; his shop would surely be trashed today, and even if it was repaired later, judging by Liu Qiangdong's words, future business would likely not resume as usual.
Upon careful thought, he felt extremely terrified. He wasn't stupid and understood the pros and cons involved. So, he backed down and spoke these words.
To his surprise, Liu Qiangdong was still unsatisfied, looking at him and said, "Is that all?"
