Villain: After Intercepting the Female Lead, the Protagonist Collapses

As long as he labeled Chu Tian’s apartment as an illegal construction, he wouldn’t need to pay for the demolition, effectively cutting off his connection with the female students of Linjiang University.

In a café, Jiang Che handed a bank card to a middle-aged man and smiled, “Secretary Liu, here is 1 million yuan. According to our agreement, you must find a way to classify that apartment as an illegal building.”

“But if someone investigates this, it will be very difficult to handle…” Liu Qingsong said hesitantly, not daring to take Jiang Che’s bank card.  Although the million was very tempting, he valued his position more.

He had worked conscientiously for many years without major mistakes, and he saw potential for future advancement. Compared to his future, the million seemed insignificant.

“You don’t have to worry about that. No one will check it. Even if someone does, I can help you settle it so you won’t be implicated,” Jiang Che assured with a smile. These were trivial matters that his father could handle, ensuring no one would dare investigate.

“Then I’ll rely on you, Young Master Jiang,” Liu Qingsong said, accepting the bank card.  He understood that the person in front of him had significant influence and had no reason to harm someone like him. If anything, this was an opportunity to build a connection with Jiang Che.

“Can we go now?” Jiang Che asked, glancing at his watch. It was already eleven o’clock. He wanted this matter resolved as soon as possible to avoid any complications.

“Of course, Young Master Jiang. Please wait a moment,” Liu Qingsong said, making a phone call.

Such tasks required significant manpower, and he couldn’t do it alone. After the call, Liu Qingsong followed Jiang Che out of the café, got into a Bentley, and headed straight to Tianyuan Community opposite Linjiang University.

At Tianyuan Community, in front of Chu Tian’s apartment, Jiang Che sat on a chair brought by his bodyguard, while Ah Long held a parasol for him.

“Your people haven’t arrived yet?” Jiang Che asked Liu Qingsong lightly.

“They should be here soon. It takes some time to gather the materials,” Liu Qingsong replied uncertainly.

As they spoke, a group of technicians wearing helmets approached.

“Secretary Liu, what’s going on?” one of the leading technicians asked suspiciously.

They hadn’t received any information about developments or demolitions in Tianyuan Community.

“After my investigation, I found that this apartment is an illegal and high-risk building. I called you to reconfirm it,” Liu Qingsong explained, giving a subtle signal to the technician to follow his lead.

The technician, experienced and perceptive, understood Liu Qingsong’s hint, “Got it, Secretary Liu. We’ll thoroughly survey the geology and structure of this apartment,” the technician said, understanding that he had to fabricate evidence to support the illegal construction claim.

“Young master Jiang, it will take a while for them to finish the survey, why don’t you find a place to rest for a while?” Liu Qingsong said to Jiang Che with a pleasing smile on his face.

“No, I’ll just wait here.” Jiang Che shook his head and directly rejected the other party’s proposal.

If he is are gone now, how can he watch Chu Tiande’s good show?

Liu Qingsong didn’t argue and stood by, observing the technicians.

Chu Tian, humming a tune, walked towards the apartment with a beautiful girl named Li Zhenzhen, a student at Linjiang University. He was in a good mood, having finally found his first tenant. But as he approached his apartment, he noticed people measuring downstairs and became puzzled.

“What are you doing?” Chu Tian asked a technician, annoyed.

“Who are you, and why do you care?” the technician retorted, irritated by the interruption.

“I’m the owner of this apartment. You’re snooping around without my permission. What’s going on?” Chu Tian demanded.

“You’re the owner?” the technician replied indifferently, knowing the apartment wasn’t actually illegal. He had to turn the false claim into reality, likely because Chu Tian had offended Liu Qingsong.

“Go ask our leader over there,” the technician pointed to Jiang Che and Liu Qingsong.

Chu Tian, recognizing Jiang Che, felt a surge of hostility. “What are you doing here with these guys at my apartment?” he demanded.

“You’re the owner?” Jiang Che asked, feigning surprise.

“Yes, I am. You need to leave.”

“Sorry, that’s not possible. We’ve classified your apartment as an illegal and high-risk building based on our survey and feedback from nearby residents. We’re confirming this now, and if verified, we’ll demolish it,” Jiang Che said with a shrug.

“Illegal? High-risk? I wasn’t informed of any of this,” Chu Tian protested. “Do you have evidence? A demolition order? This is illegal!”

Jiang Che handed him the demolition order, smirking. “Brother, I can only blame you for being unlucky. You just bought this apartment recently, right? Unfortunately, as long as the investigation is determined to be illegal your apartment will have to be demolish.”

Chu Tian was stunned. His apartment, essential for his plans to attract female tenants, was at risk. Without it, how could he pursue his goals?

Jiang Che’s regretful words were a facade; his eyes gleamed with satisfaction, enjoying the unfolding drama.