Su Xiaowan found Guo Lihua's reaction quite amusing.
Guan Tong also recovered from his shock, knowing full well that Song Yonghui had invested quite a lot into his current business endeavor.
He wasn't sure how much money Song Yonghui still had, but setting up a restaurant as large as the ones in Kyoto was no easy task.
He began to say, "Xiao Wan, this…"
Before he could finish, Su Xiaowan cut him off: "Money is not the problem. The problem is, once the restaurant is up and running, it needs someone competent to run it. I certainly have no time for it. Brother Lihua, this is a job for you."
"Brother Lihua, I am serious. I have enough money to start a restaurant. You can start looking for a location now. And if you feel that it's too difficult for you alone, you can invite some close friends to help. I want a minimum of fifty-one percent of the restaurant shares, and for the additional investment, you can ask others. If it is not enough even then, I can provide the rest."
