Chapter 400: A Kingdom Full of Talent.
Half a month after arriving in Sacramento, Han Sen purchased an estate along the Sacramento River for over $2 million—an estate known as 90 Riverside Boulevard.
Spanning more than 120 acres—the size of eleven football fields—the estate wasn't just massive, but uniquely designed.
Its most striking feature? A huge artificial lake complete with a private dock and even a small island in the center.
The main house was a castle-style mansion, nestled between the lake and rolling grasslands—a countryside retreat straight out of a dream.
Sacramento had other luxury residential areas, like 10 Sutter Avenue, but those were in the hills. And in California? Wildfires were an ever-present threat.
With Sacramento's hot, dry climate and dense greenery, a wildfire could turn an entire hillside into an inferno.
By contrast, Han's estate was mostly open grassland with trees only near the house and along the lake. Even in the worst-case scenario, the artificial lake ensured that water would always be available for firefighting.
Especially after the Twin Towers collapse, where firefighting failures became painfully obvious, Han wasn't about to take unnecessary risks.
Of course, security was only one factor. The bigger draw? Comfort.
This estate was the perfect getaway—a dream residence built for relaxation.
Han was sure Jokić would love it here too.