I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey Chapter 63: Businessman

Ji Bonong had to admit that he had severely miscalculated this time.

As the head of Rolle Resource Development Company, he naturally had close ties with countless organizations.

He had dealings with the Truth Union, Secret Rite Tower, hunters, magicians, churches, and ordinary citizens, and would rarely find himself having miscalculated in his plans.

But this time, he seemed to have blundered twice in a row dealing with his own daughter.

His own kin whom he thought he completely understood had actually surprised him and even foreseen his actions and considerations.

This was partially due to his own carelessness and natural trust in his daughter, but a miscalculation was still a miscalculation, regardless of the situations.

This left Ji Bonong awash with complicated emotions.

There was 'disgrace' from having his 'calculations' contradicted by his daughter.

There was also gratification that his daughter had truly grown up even though he hadn't been there to witness the process.

There was also guilt from neglecting his daughter for so many years.

Unknowingly, the image of this young girl awkwardly struggling with learning etiquette had already become a fine woman who exuded confidence and had made her own father fall into her trap.

Those hereditary iron-gray eyes were the calm, patient eyes of a hunter.

"Is this your bargaining chip..."

Ji Bonong eyed the book in Ji Zhixiu's hand.

Blood and Beast was the title of this book and its contents were the reason behind how Ji Zhixiu had gotten so strong in such a short time.

However, he understood that this book wasn't necessarily the bargaining chip Ji Zhixiu talked about. Or perhaps it wasn't just this book.

As Ji Zhixiu's father, Ji Bonong was well versed with his daughter's 'innate talent' at being a hunter.

Her first sordid blood injection had been from a batch of Ji Bonong's goods.

That's right. Rolle Resource Development Company was just a mega conglomerate that monopolized the resource industry in the lower districts to the eyes of ordinary people. However, in the wo

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