Tiger Head Heavy Industries is the result of Yang Lie's efforts over the past year.

Although his methods were ruthless and he never treated his miners as people, from another perspective, he indeed turned this company into a giant enterprise in the G District, with a market value of at least 300 million Yuan.

Moreover, thanks to Yang Lie's continuous land acquisition over the year, nearly one-fifth of the land in the G District is owned by Tiger Head Heavy Industries, which includes three undeveloped gold mines and four rare metal veins.

It can be said that Tiger Head Heavy Industries is a goose that lays golden eggs. Apart from owing wages to the miners, there's no risk at all. It's all premium assets under its command, and with good management in the future, it can create at least billions in value.

Originally, the elites from all walks of life and the black-robed ones present were thinking that since they couldn't catch Yun You and couldn't share the bounty, they might as well divide up Tiger Head Heavy Industries. After all, Yang Lie is already dead, and they have plenty of ways to seize company shares.

But now, with just one sentence from Old Jin, their dreams were shattered, giving this vast industry entirely to Yun You.

"Eh...?"

The young girl was also a bit stunned, pointing at herself, and asked in confusion, "Me... Chairman?"

She had never thought of acquiring Yang Lie's wealth, limited only to selling off things in the treasury for a large sum of cash...

Becoming the boss of Tiger Head Heavy Industries hadn't crossed her mind at all.

Although doing so would certainly maximize benefits, since the value created by a company far exceeds that of a mere treasury, isn't this a bit... inappropriate?

After all, she had just killed the owner of Tiger Head Heavy Industries a few moments ago. If the company were to collapse now, Yun You's responsibility would be at least 50%.

But now, Old Jin is appointing her as the company's leader, and it just feels... weird to her.

Would others agree?

"Don't worry so much, little one."

Old Jin immediately saw Yun You's hesitation and smiled to comfort her: "The rules of duels among the Death Gods are like this; the loser loses their life, the winner inherits everything... This is the rule set by the War Master, and you will get used to it gradually."

"As for the opinions of others?"

He squinted his eyes, smiling as he looked towards Kao and his group.

"Do any of you have any objections?"

"..."

"No... none!"

"We have no objections!"

Kao and the others quickly shook their heads, responding awkwardly: "The victor of a duel should have the right to dispose of the loser's property. This is a rule passed down since the organization was established. The senior is completely right. We have no objections at all..."

Are they kidding? Do they dare to have any objections?

Old Jin likes to "play" a civilized person. That's his own hobby.

If they truly treat him as a decent person, the consequences... just look at those black-robed ones who don't even dare to breathe heavily.

"In that case, I shall accept it."

Yun You scratched her head, whispering: "However, I'm not sure about the process of being a chairman..."

"You don't need to worry about that!"

The purple-robed judge, Zhou Changkong, eagerly interjected: "We will handle all the formalities along with the police for you, without charging any fee, ensuring your satisfaction!"

With these words, others present all lowered their heads, feeling both contempt and envy.

The contempt is because... this chief judge is truly a sycophant to the core, changing his stance at the drop of a hat, multiple times within this half-hour.

But they also envied Zhou Changkong's thick skin and cleverness.

From Old Jin's attitude towards Yun You, it was clear this young girl was quite favored...

People often say that parents and seniors subconsciously favor the youngest child or apprentice, which is not at all unfounded.

Yun You is evidently a student Old Jin cares about, and helping her indirectly helps Old Jin solve problems.

This is not an opportunity to please the strong that comes around often; sometimes, they might only encounter it once in a lifetime.

Seizing it also requires skill.

Old Jin, being who he is, could see through the judge's small thoughts at a glance.

But he couldn't be bothered to expose it, so he tacitly approved of his words.

Perhaps to Old Jin, others' flattery was nothing out of the ordinary; he was long past the age of overthinking everything.

To do as he pleases may truly be the essence of his character.

"Well, since everything is settled, I won't keep you for tea."

Old Jin turned his back to the crowd, waving his sleeve lightly, and said casually: "If there's nothing else, please leave."

"This is now my student's property. Next time you wish to visit, make sure to get her approval first."

With those words, the group dared not linger and quickly bowed and left, like children who had done something wrong.

No matter how they came, in the end, they all obediently used their own feet to walk out.

The gray-haired girl, Kai, was the last to leave. Before leaving, she didn't forget to bow respectfully to Yun You and Old Jin.

Unlike the fear-filled rituals of others, Kai's eyes, instead, were filled with genuine admiration.

To this, Old Jin responded with a faint smile.

"Master, do you know this sister?"

Yun You couldn't help but ask.

"I wouldn't say I know her."

Old Jin shook his head, staring softly at the girl's departing silhouette, saying: "I just once casually guided her in the past..."

"Speaking of which, she quite endorsed my past views, hoping to become a hero helping the poor like me. Of course, I am not a hero by any means; that's just the way fans see it."

"So that's how it is..." Yun You realized: "No wonder, knowing that my master is you, Old Jin, she has been helping me speak up. It's because she admires you... But thinking about it, it's expected since someone as strong as you, Old Jin, if not admired, would be quite strange, wouldn't it?"

"Admiration is not a very good emotion."

Old Jin did not indulge in Yun You's exaggeration, only gently shaking his head and murmuring: "Because it is far too removed from the word 'understanding'. What I need is recognition, like-minded partners, not fans."

"That's so hard to understand."

Yun You pouted, whispering a complaint.

"You're still young, it's normal you don't understand."

Old Jin shrugged, casually saying: "You will understand in time."

As he spoke, his gaze turned to Aurora, the previously relaxed look slowly turned serious.

For some reason, earlier he had been overlooking Aurora, thinking this child was just an ordinary girl. The reason she dared to testify for Yun You was merely because Yun You had saved her life.

But now, as his gaze focused entirely on Aurora, he suddenly detected something out of the ordinary.

This immediately piqued Old Jin's interest.

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