Beauty Chairwoman’s Bodyguard Expert

This is human nature!

In the face of enough financial gain, taking risks becomes as simple as eating and drinking. After all, what’s the big deal even if something happens? At worst, one will be thoroughly exposed, that’s all. There’s no life-threatening danger, so what’s there to fear? In the worst-case scenario, one can just flee abroad to live it up—it’s not like you’ll die. There’s nothing to be too worried about.

But Rose’s approach was very simple and resolute, "My donations are meant for real work, not for you to go on tours using public funds for leisure! Whoever dares to abuse them will be immediately cut down. You might have the life to embezzle, but you won’t have the life to spend it." This method was enough to deter that group of people and ensure the donations were used properly.

Perhaps this method might seem extremely cruel and bloodthirsty, but one has to admit that it’s very effective. Wealth moves people’s hearts; in times of chaos, harsh punishment is needed. Only strong, iron-fisted measures can deter the malicious.

The hall was eerily quiet as one after another, the slideshows played. The attendees began to whisper among themselves, and soon, a middle-aged man in a crisp suit stood up directly, pulled a cheque from his pocket, swiftly signed it, and without hesitation deposited it into the donation box.

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Fifty million!

With Lu Tianxing’s keen observation, he could easily make out how much money the middle-aged man had written on the cheque.

With the first to lead the way, naturally, a second followed. As someone took the lead to donate, everyone else started to move, holding their cheques and heading toward the donation box in an unending stream.

This scene left Lu Tianxing dumbfounded. Damn it, no wonder so many people love doing charity work—the speed at which money was coming in was too fast. Only a few minutes had passed, and already more than a dozen people had gone up to donate. From what he observed, even the least amount donated by someone was several million.