I am not just a tycoon

Shen Yuan himself couldn't calculate how much money he could earn in a year, after all, he hadn't had the system for a year yet, and he also avoided answering this question with a smile without saying anything. With Ji Ya as an employee and the gifts he had bought, showing off his wealth a bit was enough. However, the more Shen Yuan ignored it with a smile, the more unfathomable he appeared to Jinghan's mother. Especially just now, when Jinghan's dad went to buy groceries, he saw two luxury cars parked downstairs, and after inquiring about the price with a neighbor, he heard that the two cars together cost over four million yuan! After returning, he told Jinghan's mother, so even if Shen Yuan said his annual income was tens of millions, she completely believed it. During the meal, Jinghan's dad wanted to have a few drinks with Shen Yuan. Thinking that he would be staying over, Shen Yuan didn't mind, so he opened a bottle of Maotai that Ji Ya had brought. The father, after a few glasses, became slightly flushed and expressed that his daughter sometimes acted foolishly, hoping Shen Yuan would be patient with her, while also subtly suggesting that Shen Yuan should treat his daughter well in the future. Shen Yuan nodded in response to each point. Actually, putting aside Jinghan's stifling mother, his father didn't show any signs of treating his daughter poorly; likely due to his weak personality, he had little say at home. Her brother was the same; he had eaten dinner, but was still called out by his mother to say hello. He seemed somewhat introverted and his gaze somewhat evasive. "Alright, alright, why say so much!" Jinghan's mother, hearing him continue, interrupted displeased, "Shen Yuan will surely treat my daughter well, there's no need for you to say it." Qiao Lei pursed her lips; she wasn't one to hide things, and if it wasn't for the fact that this was her senior sister's mother, she really wanted to retort directly. When Shen Yuan had almost finished eating, he put down his chopsticks and said, "Uncle and Auntie, actually, I came today also because there's something I want to discuss with both of you." Jinghan's mother straightened her posture, somewhat expectantly thinking it might be about proposing a marriage? Could it be the daughter is already pregnant? How much should the dowry be? Where would the wedding banquet be held? Jinghan's mother, joyfully anticipating these questions, hurriedly responded, "Mmm, go ahead." Shen Yuan said, "Jinghan is currently interning at my company, and the company is quite busy with little vacation time, and she also has her courses at school. So, she won't be able to come back often." Jinghan's mother replied without thinking, "That's understandable." Shen Yuan continued, "Like during the Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, National Holidays, New Year's, she might not be able to come back." "Ah?" Jinghan's mother was taken aback, somewhat slow to react, "Doesn't that mean she might not come back even once a year?" She was thinking about how they hadn't even discussed the engagement or dowry, and he was already planning to take her daughter away — wasn't that a bit too much... Jinghan's mother thought to herself. Jinghan too was stunned but looked at Shen Yuan and said nothing. Shen Yuan paused to let the two digest the information, then continued, "I plan to buy a new apartment and a car for uncle and auntie." Hearing this, Jinghan's mother's recent worries instantly vanished, her eyes immediately gleaming with surprise; this "prospective son-in-law" was really generous, planning to buy them an apartment even before getting married. If that were the case, she didn't mind not seeing her daughter for a year, or even two years; after all, they could video call whenever she wanted. Jinghan's dad seemed to realize something, opened his mouth wanting to say something, but Jinghan's mother pinched his thigh and then courteously declined, "Actually, we're okay without buying, we've been used to it for decades." Knowing this was just polite talk, Shen Yuan smilingly said, "Habits can be formed. You'll slowly get used to it after moving in." After several more refusals, Jinghan's mother, embarrassedly smiling, said, "Regarding the name on the house and car..." "Don't worry about that, it will certainly be put in Jinghan's name." Before she could finish, Shen Yuan quickly interjected. The house and car should certainly have Long Jinghan's name, not only for the triple cash back, but more importantly to prevent her suffocating mother's interference. Previously, when buying a house and car for Chen Na's parents, they hadn't mentioned whose name should be on the property, and in actual practice, they suggested it should be Chen Na's name. However, from Jinghan's mother's intention, it seemed she wanted it in her name or her son's name. Shen Yuan wouldn't indulge such demands — "I can give, but you can't demand" was a policy he resolutely practiced. Moreover, putting them in Long Jinghan's name also sent a clear signal; if they ever tried to pull any tricks in the future, he could take back the house and car anytime. Jinghan's mother's lips moved, trying to say something, but in the end, she closed her mouth and then with a bitter smile, nodded, "Okay, okay, having it in Jinghan's name is fine." Her original intention had been, since her prospective son-in-law was buying them a house, it surely should be in her name or that of her husband. Putting it in her son's name wouldn't have been unacceptable either, as it would eventually belong to her son once they grew old. But Shen Yuan blocked that path completely with his words, so she reluctantly agreed. After dinner, Shen Yuan proposed to take Long Jinghan back to Star City that night. The couple exchanged a silent look and then agreed. It was clear from the "prospective son-in-law's" actions tonight that he was taking their daughter away, and she likely wouldn't come back unless there was something important. If it was any ordinary son-in-law, they would definitely not agree, but with such good conditions being directly offered, and even promising to buy a car and house, they could only accept even if his personality was a bit strong. Most importantly, having such a brother-in-law would make their own son's path much easier.