My Mother-in-Law Gifted Me a Building

"As long as you can cure me, I’m willing to give away my entire fortune," Jiang Tao said with great emotion, his face filled with determination.

When he was younger and hadn’t made his money, he didn’t take care of his body and ended up ruining it.

What good was sitting on a fortune of hundreds of billions now? It wasn’t worth a damn.

So, if he were given another chance, he would rather give up all this money for a healthy, whole body.

Besides, for an ordinary Martial Arts Family, worldly wealth was practically useless, aside from being able to buy some heavenly materials, earthly treasures, and various medicinal herbs.

What they truly needed were those heavenly materials and precious herbs. Those were their foundation.

"Alright. Since you have this much resolve, Boss Jiang, I’ll give you a clear answer. I can definitely cure you. However, the treatment process is a bit long. You’ll need to come see me for two hours every day for a month. If you stick with it, there will definitely be results," Chu Feng said.

"Really? Brother Chu, if you can truly cure my illness, I’ll give you all my money," Jiang Tao said, thrilled.

Money can be earned again if it’s lost, but you can’t get your health back.

"Boss Jiang, there’s no need to say that. Do I look like someone who needs money? Besides, what would I do with that much money?" Chu Feng said with a smile.

Indeed, Chu Feng was not a man short on cash.

If he wanted money, he had many ways to get it. There was no need to go after Boss Jiang’s fortune.

After all, how could a formidable man who could earn tens of billions in a single night care about a mere hundred billion or so?

"Brother Chu, it’s fine if you don’t want my money, but you must accept that villa. Otherwise, I wouldn’t know how to face you. My conscience wouldn’t be clear. The villa is nearby. When you have time, you can come over for a drink and a chat. Wouldn’t that be great?" Jiang Tao said.

"That villa... if you were to sell it, it would go for at least a billion or two, right?" Chu Feng said.

"Brother, you can’t measure this with money. If we’re talking money, this is just a place for you, Brother Chu, to eat and drink when you’re free. It cheapens it to talk about money," Jiang Tao said.

"Oh, right, Brother... after I’m cured in a month, will I be able to... have a son?" Jiang Tao asked.

In truth, this was the question Jiang Tao was most concerned about.

He wasn’t young anymore, after all. He was in his late fifties, almost sixty.

"Alright, let’s not get ahead of ourselves. As for whether you can have a son... how would I know? What if you have a daughter instead?" Chu Feng said with a smile.

When Jiang Tao heard this, he immediately understood. A broad smile spread across his face.

After their walk, they picked up Su Miaoke and went to the villa in Bihai Bay.

It was only a few kilometers from Jiang Tao’s own villa and was also by the sea. However, Bihai Bay looked more upscale, though a bit desolate.

After all, the people who could afford to live here were either rich or powerful.

This villa was also huge, not much smaller than Jiang Tao’s. The decorative style leaned more toward understated luxury.

Standing before the floor-to-ceiling windows, you could see the ocean clearly. The view was magnificent.

"Brother Chu, this place is yours from now on. When you have time, you can come stay for a few days. Enjoy the sea breeze, soak up the sun... it’s so comfortable. The weather here is great; it doesn’t even get cold in the winter," Jiang Tao said.

"Alright. Since you’ve put it that way, Boss Jiang, I won’t refuse anymore. When I come to stay here, I’ll look you up for a drink. After all, you have quite the collection of liquor over there," Chu Feng said with a smile.

Su Miaoke also really liked this Bihai Bay villa.

"Here are the keys. I’ll have someone prepare the transfer agreement right away. From now on, Brother Chu, you’ll be the owner of Bihai Bay Villa No. 6," Jiang Tao said with a smile.

Chu Feng also smiled but didn’t say anything.

It was currently afternoon. Standing by the window and looking out, the scenery was pleasant, and the sunlight calmed one’s heart.

After looking at the house, the three of them headed outside.

Just then, they ran into an acquaintance from the same village on the road.

"Ah, Little Tao, are you just coming back from Bihai Bay?" It was an old man leaning on a cane, followed by a few little kids—likely his grandchildren.

They all greeted Jiang Tao and Chu Feng one by one.

"Yes, I went to take a look with my brother," Jiang Tao said with a nod.

"Little Tao, you’re not young anymore. It’s time to think about these things. You can never earn all the money in the world. You should hurry up and have a child so your old mother can hold her grandchild. Otherwise, you’re being terribly unfilial," the old man said to Jiang Tao.

Jiang Tao’s expression turned ugly.

The old man didn’t actually have any ill intent. In the eyes of the older generation, if a person didn’t marry and have children, it was considered unfilial.

After all, as the saying goes: "There are three ways to be unfilial, and having no heir is the worst."

Jiang Tao could only offer a few perfunctory replies before hurrying away with Chu Feng and the others.

After all, the old man had no idea about his... problem in that department.

"Don’t worry. That problem of yours will be resolved very soon," Chu Feng said, patting Jiang Tao’s shoulder.

"Sigh... I’ve gotten used to it over the years. Some people mean well, but others intentionally mock me, trying to use this to push me around," Jiang Tao said.

For so many years, he had remained childless, and the village was full of gossip and rumors.

"Alright, we’ll be heading back now," Chu Feng said to Jiang Tao when they returned to the villa.

"Okay, I’ll come find you tomorrow, Brother," Jiang Tao said with a nod.

Just as the two were about to leave, one of Jiang Tao’s subordinates brought over an agreement.

"Brother Chu, President Su, which of you will sign?" Jiang Tao asked with a smile.

He had already ordered his men to expedite the transfer process. Now, all that was needed was a signature from either Chu Feng or Su Miaoke.

"This is the transfer agreement for Bihai Bay Villa No. 6," Jiang Tao said.

Although Su Miaoke already knew about this, she was still shocked when it was actually time to sign the transfer papers.

After all, with this transfer, the villa would truly become theirs.

"Honey, you sign it," Chu Feng said to Su Miaoke. "When we have free time, we can come here to enjoy the sea breeze and have some seafood with Boss Jiang."

Still in shock, Su Miaoke signed her name.

Soon, two more subordinates came over, carrying a case of liquor.

"Brother Chu, this is a 300-year-old National Cellar. When you finish it, just let me know, and I’ll send more over," Jiang Tao said magnanimously.

Chu Feng didn’t refuse this time either, as it was an offer he couldn’t turn down.

They loaded it directly into the trunk, and then Chu Feng and Su Miaoke drove away.

By the time they returned to the factory complex, the sky was just about to turn dark.

The two of them spent another night in Cultivation.

Early the next morning, Chu Feng heard Jiang Tao calling for him.