Chapter 1058 - 1060: Big Shots

Chapter 1058: Chapter 1060: Big Shots

Chen Bin’s words were very effective. After Huangfu Yu heard them, she froze on the spot and didn’t dare make any more moves.

Only after he fell asleep did she slowly drift off as well.

As for running into a thief in the middle of the night, Chen Bin didn’t really take it to heart at all.

He just felt his luck was bad and figured he’d just switch to another hotel next time.

Since nobody was hurt, he didn’t even have the idea of calling the police.

But Huangfu Yu was genuinely scared; she completely lost any interest in continuing to have fun.

She insisted on going back to West Capital, her attitude very firm.

After a night of treatment, Shen Congyi and Li Li hadn’t completely recovered, but their fevers had gone down.

Feeling unwell, they also had no interest in continuing the trip.

Seeing this, Chen Bin had no choice but to decide to head home.

Back in West Capital, Li Li and Wang Meini discovered that their place had been broken into too.

This made Shen Congyi sigh with emotion. "Didn’t expect it—there are so many thieves in Japan."

Zeng Guo explained with a laugh, "Actually, most of these thieves came over from back home."

Everyone was very surprised at that.

Zeng Guo immediately explained, "Most of the thieves here in Japan are Huaxia people. The ranks are huge; I heard it’s around a hundred thousand."

"A hundred thousand Huaxia Country thieves in Japan?"

Hearing that, Chen Bin found it a bit hard to believe.

"From what I know, it’s actually not that many. Put them all together and it’s only ten, twenty thousand at most. That ’hundred thousand’ is just the Japanese badmouthing us."

"When those thieves get caught, how are they usually dealt with?"

"Pretty much the same as back home—fines and detention, nothing more. Of course, there are also ones who collude with the police. Some thieves even team up with Japanese violent organizations."

That immediately piqued Chen Bin’s interest. "How do they team up?"

"Huaxia thieves don’t really understand Japan. Some guys want to pull off something big but don’t know where to start. Those violent organizations that cooperate with them provide intel, and then they split the loot forty–sixty."

Thinking of what had happened last time at Lucky Restaurant, Chen Bin immediately asked,

"You know about our people doing business here and getting shaken down for protection money, right?"

"Of course I know. You can only blame us for not being united, otherwise those violent organizations wouldn’t dare be so arrogant. And there are Huaxia gangs here too, just their scale can’t compare to those violent groups."

That really surprised Shen Congyi. "We Huaxia people have gangs here too?"

"Yeah. But they’re small. Each gang only has about a hundred people. They each fight their own little war and aren’t willing to protect Huaxia merchants."

"If you could twist them together into one rope, it should turn into a pretty powerful force, right?"

"Definitely. But a lot of them are bosses inside their own little circle, so they’re not willing to take orders from others."

After hearing all this, Chen Bin didn’t say anything more, but his mind had already started to scheme.

In a flash, it was the day the students returned to campus. As soon as Chen Bin arrived at West Capital University, Xiaoye Haoer called him to the office.

"Mr. Chen Bin, the major medical schools in Japan have sent over more than ten invitation letters, hoping you can come and give TCM lectures. This is a great chance to promote Chinese medicine, so..."

Chen Bin hadn’t come to Japan to promote TCM, but since he had the opportunity, he still felt he might as well lewdly ’carry it forward’ a bit.

So on Xiaoye Haoer’s advice, he picked five famous Japanese universities to give lectures at.

Once those lectures were finished, they again drew huge attention.

All sorts of media poured in, to the point that Chen Bin found himself struggling to cope.

In the end he simply pushed all the interview opportunities onto Shen Congyi.

Shen Congyi was the real expert anyway, and he could enjoy some peace and quiet.

In the blink of an eye it was late September. October 1st was the founding day of West Capital University.

Besides the president of West Capital University taking the stage to speak, a heavyweight guest would also be invited to give a speech.

As for who that guest would be, it left countless people full of anticipation.

Chen Bin certainly wanted to attend this event, but he didn’t think he’d be invited.

As a Huaxia person who’d made no contribution to West Capital University, not being invited would be perfectly normal.

But what Chen Bin never expected was that he was invited—and he was actually listed among two hundred "important guests."

You had to know, the entire medical faculty only had a measly five people attending the anniversary, and none of them were on the important guest list.

At first, Chen Bin thought it was something Xiaoye Haoer had fought for, but when he asked, he learned the guy didn’t have that kind of authority at all.

And for this West Capital University anniversary, only two Huaxia people were attending.

One was Chen Bin; as for who the other one was, nobody knew.

On October 1st, Chen Bin put on the suit and leather shoes he usually hated wearing.

Led by Xiaoye Haoer, he arrived at West Capital University’s main campus.

Because a lot of big shots were coming, there were many staff on-site, and people from the West Capital Police Department were there to maintain order.

Once they reached the main campus, Chen Bin parted ways with Xiaoye Haoer and the others.

Since Chen Bin was an important guest, their lounges weren’t even in the same area.

When he entered the VIP room, there were already thirty-something people seated inside.

Although Chen Bin didn’t know them, they all knew who he was.

They all stood up, bowed, and greeted him, saying they’d watched his lectures online and found them very impressive.

After all the students had taken their seats, staff came to notify the people in the VIP room that they could go sit in their assigned places in the auditorium.

As soon as Chen Bin entered the hall, he set off cheers and shouts from the students.

For a moment he felt a bit overwhelmed by the sudden honor and quickly raised his hand in thanks.

That triggered another wave of screams.

Chen Bin’s seat was in the third row; the first two rows were still empty.

Clearly, there were even more important guests yet to arrive.

As more people came in, each one drew cheers from the students, but unfortunately Chen Bin didn’t recognize any of them.

Finally, accompanied by the president of West Capital University, an extremely important guest entered.

This was Mekawa Kukko, the third female Defense Minister in Japan’s history.

Chen Bin was quite surprised by her appearance.

Mekawa Kukko was just over forty this year. Before serving as Defense Minister, she had held many important positions in succession.

She was one of the Japanese Prime Minister’s most trusted aides, and also an outright beauty.

As everyone knows, Japanese people are generally short.

Especially women—ones around one meter forty are all over the streets.

But Mekawa Kukko actually reached one meter seventy!

Not only was she pretty, she also had natural sultry charm.

Even in middle age, her figure was still very well maintained; she only looked thirty-something.

Chen Bin didn’t know which school she’d graduated from; he took out his phone and checked, and found she was a graduate of West Capital University’s law faculty.

Chen Bin had only learned about Mekawa Kukko from the news before.

Rumor had it this woman was very shy in private, and her face would turn red when meeting strangers.

But after becoming Defense Minister, she’d behaved extremely tough in every public setting.

Especially in her attitude toward Huaxia—she wasn’t friendly; she was widely acknowledged as a hawk.

Swallowing, Chen Bin couldn’t help feeling curious.

What would it feel like to pin a woman like that down on the bed and fuck her?