Qi Wen's words revealed his attitude; Chu Feng was an opponent he took seriously, an opponent worth risking his life to confront.
In Yanjing, Qi Wen was the most elite young master, full of literary and martial prowess, and certainly blessed in both intellect and appearance. Those in Yanjing who could match him were few and far between.
He came to East River brimming with confidence. Even though Chu Feng had brewed Immortal Tea, Qi Wen did not believe this would change anything. After all, it was just a cup of tea; it wouldn't change a thing. The Qi Family was still the Qi Family, and Chu Feng was still Chu Feng.
Immortal Tea couldn't save a company. He was playing the high-end game of capital operation and strategies. He didn't believe Chu Feng was his opponent, didn't believe that the newly established Fengjing Group was his opponent,
