Tycoon: I Have an Unlimited Modifier

Just the thought of it made Chu Qing feel incredibly happy.

Even though Qi Sheng was buying the huge villa for Tan Hua...

...she knew Tan Hua would be more than happy to have her and the other girls stay over once in a while.

”You know what, why don’t you come with me and take a look.”

’Chu Qing would just be bored and playing on her phone at work anyway,’ Qi Sheng thought.

’As long as he, her biggest client, was happy, skipping work wouldn’t be an issue.’

”Okay! I can livestream it for the girls.”

”Let’s hold off on that. I want to surprise Huahua.”

Qi Sheng got in the car with Chu Qing and gave Gu Feng his instructions.

”Ah Feng, head to Luhu Lake.”

”Okay, Boss.”

Gu Feng entered the address and drove to one of Chengdu’s most exclusive enclaves for the super-rich.

Luhu Ecological City, known as one of China’s four most legendary residential developments.

Within Luhu Lake’s various communities, Black Jade Island was the undisputed crown jewel—a product of strategic importance.

A single villa here sold for no less than 40 million.

In Chengdu, that price was definitely top of the market.

There were plenty of people in Chengdu with 40 million to their name.

But those willing to spend 40 million on a villa were few and far between.

Black Jade Island had been on the market for several years and still hadn’t sold out.

The reason, of course, was the exorbitant price tag.

This was especially true for the 830-square-meter ”king villa” that Qi Sheng was here to see, which was in the awkward position of being for sale but having no buyers.

The official asking price was 150 million, but that was just nonsense.

At that price point, you could go to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, or Shenzhen, not to mention Suzhou or Hangzhou...

...and have your pick of countless luxury mansions.

Wu Yong, the Luhu Lake sales agent hosting Qi Sheng and Chu Qing, launched into an energetic presentation.

”President Qi, Black Jade Island is the first community in Luhu Lake to occupy an entire private island.”

”The island is U-shaped, with the villas arranged in outer and inner rings, for a total of 46 homes.”

”The one you’re here to see, Villa 2, is the ’king villa’ of the entire community—a standalone, lakeside property.”

”It has its own private dock right out front, a floor area of 830 square meters, and a layout of six bedrooms, sixteen living rooms, nine bathrooms, and four balconies.”

Chu Qing’s eyes widened, and she couldn’t help but gasp.

”This villa has sixteen living rooms?”

”Ahem. Foreign designers just don’t understand our local needs. They insist on benchmarking against places like Hyde Park in the United Kingdom, so you end up with fewer bedrooms than living rooms and bathrooms.”

”The one you’re looking at is actually one of the better ones. Some of the smaller units here only have four bedroom suites. I have no idea what the designer was thinking. If you have friends over, there’s nowhere for them to sleep.”

Wu Yong couldn’t help but roast the designer of Black Jade Island. The design philosophy was certainly a bit too ”forward-thinking.”

”Just give us a tour first.”

Qi Sheng wasn’t too bothered by it. After all, he had a large family.

’If everyone really needed their own bedroom, only the Fort Saint Louis mansion at Atlantis would be big enough.’

But the Fort Saint Louis property was listed at 380 million.

Even with a steep discount, it wouldn’t go for less than 200 million.

And with the cost of interior renovations, the total would still exceed 300 million.

If Spicy King went public, Qi Sheng could actually consider buying the Fort Saint Louis mansion.

For now, though, he’d just have to make do with a lakeside villa on Black Jade Island.

This particular villa was a model home that the developer had poured a fortune into creating.

The villa had three floors in total.

Since it was a lakeside property, the first-floor entrance...

...featured a deliberately placed maple tree that separated the boat dock from the front door.

Flanked by walls of black and gold granite stood a custom-made, 3.5-meter-tall, transparent, tempered, and blast-proof door.

It offered not only exceptional soundproofing but also first-class aesthetics.

The artistically color-blocked flooring, the geometrically shaped, leather-and-ceramic sofa, and the red, lip-shaped velvet couch...

Even the cashmere rug, held down by a black-and-white, pebble-shaped coffee table, had a price tag north of six figures.

The eleven-piece Miele kitchen appliance set cost over a million on its own.

On the other side of the kitchen, a glass door led outdoors.

Outside, tucked away, was a small, mirrored infinity pool.

The pool wasn’t massive, but it was just the right size for a small family to enjoy in the summer.

Lounge chairs were placed beside it, perfect for lazing around on an idle day.

One could feel the Luhu Lake breeze and take a pleasant nap.

The marble staircase led from the second to the third floor.

There, four bedrooms were set on distinct levels.

The master bedroom was set three steps higher, while the secondary bedrooms were two steps higher.

The design of the master bedroom gave off an immediate impression of being both stylish and warm.

The light-toned furniture ensured the space felt open and airy, not at all oppressive.

The art pieces on display were understated, yet they exuded a sense of refined taste.

The master bedroom and bathroom weren’t completely separated.

The space behind the TV wall was dedicated entirely to the bathroom.

’I could be watching TV while Tan Hua takes a shower right here in the bathroom,’ Qi Sheng imagined.

He couldn’t help but approve of this design choice.

A triangular Duravit bathtub, a limited-edition Villeroy & Boch toilet, and a Hansgrohe shower system.

Every detail proclaimed the status and prestige of a top-tier luxury home.

The six bedrooms on the second and third floors would be just barely enough for Qi Sheng and his large ”family.”

’The beds, though, would definitely have to be replaced.’

A standard two-by-two-meter bed was clearly not going to cut it.

’I’d need a bed that’s at least three-by-two meters to have enough room for me and my girlfriends to fool around.’

’As for how they’d be grouped up, that wasn’t for me to worry about.’

Down on the first floor was where the whole ”family” would have their fun.

Over a dozen dining chairs in an imperial red hue surrounded a long, oval glass table.

A black, three-dimensional piece of wall art hung nearby, with double-layered, warm-toned strip lighting overhead.

It was a very impressive space, perfect for both casual family meals and formal dinner parties.

Next to the dining area was a curved, steel-plate wine rack.

’I can stock it with plenty of good wine later.’

’We can have a drink at home instead of going to some smoky, seedy bar.’

Behind the bar was a private gym.

It was fully equipped with standard floor-to-ceiling mirrors and every piece of workout equipment one could possibly need.

Qi Sheng was quite pleased with this part of the design.

’Once Zong Rui finishes renovating her villa, she can get back to her real job.’