Rebirth: Super Banking System Chapter 2549 - 2387: Wildfire Blaze

In the face of the person in charge's delight.

Right at this instant.

A bitter feeling welled up inside the President too. It wasn't about having excess cash with no place to put it, but urgent signals from certain routes that only amplified his worries.

Hence.

Shell out some extra.

Doing so.

Would trim down this 'fat sheep.' If assets got frozen along with tougher steps, that cash would slip out of control entirely.

Thus.

No matter the agony, spend it must be done.

...

Through the camera's view.

The city.

Appeared fully before the global audience.

Spectators marveled at the city's stunning allure. Each edifice, each setup, including the power station, all radiated a rich cultural essence.

All of it.

Struck deeply into viewers' hearts.

"Truly, as gorgeous as those promo posters from before. The Myanmar Bank Group has shown that in city planning, it's peerless."

"NO.1."

"Matchless; most design firms handle lone structures. It crafts entire cities. Without alliances, they're way behind."

"Not on the same plane at all."

"..."

Viewers had witnessed the Myanmar Bank Group's prowess in urban design, be it commercial hubs or vacation spots.

Or this cultural gem before their eyes.

Each one.

Standing alone.

Forms a flawless masterpiece, shining brightest in tourist destinations. Xin’an City and New Yangon stand as paragons of perfection.

Absolutely.

Convinced!

Innumerable design firms sighed in relief, thankful the Myanmar Bank Group skipped vying in standard architecture markets. Otherwise, they'd all starve.

Pace.

Excellence.

Utterly overwhelmed them.

...

Saudi.

At first glance.

Xiao Xiao stood stunned, the spotlight snatched away. Yet anger didn't rise; Saudi had poured far more funds than Libya from the start.

Scale-wise.

Total dominance!

Completion loomed in roughly a week. Vast though it was, high-rises were scarce. Most structures rose just two to six stories.

Construction pros understand.

Speeding up.

Poses no challenge.

- Erect formwork.

- Place rebar.

- Cast concrete.

- Let cure.

- Strip forms.

Swift cycles finish floors in five days fast, seven slower. Despite the sprawl and meticulous detailing for flawlessness.

Finished in little over a year.

Soon.

Hundreds of thousands of capital dwellers would relocate. State-funded, priority went to officials. Royals picked first.

Some retained, others marketed for sale.

Now.

Pre-sales surged wildly.

Saudi beamed at the venture; after heavy outlay, over half recouped already. They grasped other nations' capital bliss.

Such spending.

Proved utterly worthwhile!

Tally it up—no losses, pure gains.

....

As nations watched closely, Libya ordered yet bigger—a secondary capital city—the announcement erupted.

Instantly.

The buzz ignited further.

"As expected, hooked deep."

"Haha."

"Nations with Myanmar Bank Group cities in their capitals nearly always follow with round two, hinting the deals pay off handsomely."

"Once they taste success, naturally they crave more!"

"..."

Billions in orders left folks desensitized. Too many Myanmar Bank Group city builds seen.

Typically billions each.

Anything tiny.

They ignore flat out.

Likewise.

Big firms rejoiced too, fresh gigs meant fat profits anew. Huaxia companies topped the joy, reaping most.

Lately.

Overseas gigs dwarfed prior eras by dozens-fold; frenzy ruled, yet delight prevailed. Huaxia folk fear not toil when coin flows.

Their dread.

Lies in idleness, penniless.

Still.

Now lighter than before. All earned amid money-making, some hedging illness. Circumstances shifted though.

Cancer.

Alzheimer's.

Leukemia.

...

Deadly diseases now curable, key point: cheap too.

Plus.

Insurance coverage slashed personal loads. Beds once scarce now sat vacant in droves; pondering this, prospects gleamed brighter.

...

Myanmar Bank Group dominating world headlines drew fresh salt to Eurozone wounds.

One word.

Agony!

Endless billions pouring in.

Eurozone?

Barely breathing.

Ten nations.

No.

Apart from Portugal, nine countries remain, rendering the euro's self-rescue effort quite challenging. Relying on outsiders? No chance.

If they were dependable, things wouldn't have reached this point for them.

Even.

Even some die-hard supporters in Eurozone nations began to waver.

"Damn it."

"Look at the Myanmar Central Bank's massive money printing—fine—but now snapping up euro assets. It's not only Myanmar firms but also plenty of African companies involved."

"Xie Te."

"This is downright shameless, damn them."

"..."

The whole meeting room echoed with furious outbursts.

At this moment.

Countless global capitals were scooping up Eurozone assets, gearing up for quick profits—once the euro rebounds, massive gains await.

Witnessing this.

How could anyone stay pleased?

First, they got slapped in the face, then their belongings were looted. How could their dignity endure such humiliation?

"Even if the Eurozone falls apart, we can't let these bloodsuckers profit. Even our veggies and fruits farms have fallen into their hands."

"God!"

"How much Eurozone assets have Myanmar companies gobbled up? Hammering the euro while bargain-hunting its assets—utterly shameless."

"We must stop them at all costs. Even if it means dissolving the Eurozone, no concessions whatsoever!"

"..."

Many voices chimed in agreement.

Preferring to shatter the jade.

Rather than keep it intact as mere tile.

If the euro can't be saved, let it crash.

If it gets saved.

The foes will celebrate.

Neither option works.

Had it been just European and US capitals, they might swallow the bitterness. But with African and Myanmar capitals joining in.

Looting amid the turmoil.

This outrage.

Cannot be stomached.

Moreover, resentment boils toward other EU nations doing the exact same. The initial spark now threatens to engulf the entire plain in flames.

Someone chuckled.

…

"Keep it going."

Watching the spectacle, Tang Qing grinned and remarked.

Before this.

The Asia Dollar was pumped out in floods to numerous Myanmar firms and African enterprises. Armed with cash, these companies swapped for heaps of euros as a hedge.

Then.

They stormed into Eurozone markets.

Snatching up assets.

Grabbing land.

Openly devouring Eurozone holdings. As for sellers holding out? What a joke—think mercenaries are pushovers? Years of groundwork aren't for show.

For many, it's merely a transfer from left pocket to right.

Admittedly.

Not the vital assets.

Yet.

Spanning broad sectors, perfect for stirring disgust—like farming, light manufacturing, and services. Once it ignites fury in some, pour on more oil to fan the flames.

With their 'shatter the jade' mentality.

This blaze will turn into a raging inferno. Do they believe Myanmar firms just want to buy low?

Wrong.

It's about digging graves—while buying the dip.