Peninsula: The Deepest Affection in Jiangnan

Chapter 149 Even money is going to devour the brilliance of my humanity?

However, he is a producer at YG Entertainment, a company known in Seoul's entertainment industry for having only villains among its members.

Shen Yu wasn't afraid at all. The other party's documents were in order, and the signature on the power of attorney was roughly the same as the signature of his father in Shen Yu's memory.

Given his usual low-key demeanor, the possibility of him specifically setting a trap for someone is actually quite low.

Instead of trying to scam him, it would be faster to just scam Ialisa directly.

After relaxing a bit, Shen Yu opened his cycling bag and found his passport and ID.

It was a coincidence that, with the Grammys approaching, he needed to process his travel documents. These past few days, he'd been carrying his passport and ID with him when he went to the company.

The main problem was that he didn't understand visa issues. Xu Youqing said it was easy to apply for an ESTA visa, but in the end, she was the one who helped him apply.

But isn't that what agents are supposed to do?

Shen Yu assumed that Xu Youqing was just being lazy.

She took out her passport and ID and handed them to the other party. After taking them, Attorney Hong checked them and compared them with the numbers on the documents in her hand before handing them to Mr. Davis across from her.

The other person held up a passport and ID card, looked at Shen Yu's face closely, and then took out a small device.

"Excuse me, we also have a fingerprint comparison section."

"————" Is it that troublesome?

Shen Yu couldn't understand what was going on with the original owner's father's will. It couldn't be that some distant relative of his had passed away and left behind a castle or something, could it?

But after thinking about it, I still took the machine and pressed my thumb on it.

The other person picked up the phone and looked at it, then gestured to Shen Yu that he also had his index finger and the other thumb.

Shen Yu almost had the illusion that he had unlocked the phone.

After pressing three fingers, Mr. Davis, who was sitting on the sofa, immediately stood up, put away the machine, and shook hands with Shen Yu.

"Hello, Mr. Shen Yu, please take a look at this document first, and then I will read the trust agreement."

Although the entire conversation was conducted in English after entering the room, Shen Yu did not feel any pressure.

This can be considered backward compatible.

Shen Yu took a file folder, took out the documents inside, and the first thing he saw was a handwritten letter.

""

Are all Koreans inherently obsessed with handwritten letters?

"Shen Yu"

"I believe that as my son, you will see this letter, and when you read it, it will prove that I have indeed left this world."

That's enough with the emotional part; the clear explanation will follow.

The first condition for seeing this letter is:

First, Shen Yu must complete his military service.

Second, he must have 10 billion won in bank deposits before he turns 25.

"————"

Indeed, those are strange conditions.

Then came the explanation of the matter: the original owner's father left behind a private equity fund as an inheritance for Shen Yu after his death, and Shen Yu needed to sign a confidentiality agreement to inherit it.

Of course, he could also choose not to inherit the estate and continue living his life as before.

The original owner's father's letter indicated that since he had seen the letter, it proved that he could get everything he wanted on his own, and perhaps he didn't need to "add icing on the cake."

but.

Why not take something that's free?

A private equity fund? How could something with that name be an ordinary inheritance?

Shen Yu considered the original owner's thoughts for a moment. If it were still him—

First of all, that 10 billion won deal is probably a long way off.

""

Based on the original owner's situation and the subsequent process, he might continue to stay at 143 Entertainment. If he is forced to join iKON, Shen Yu might choose to leave the entertainment industry in anger and focus on becoming an independent musician or behind-the-scenes writer.

However, the audience for his songs is worrying. Although he may not be struggling financially, his ultimate fate will probably be to find a place to play guitar and busk under the Hongdae subway station.

We hope that someone will discover his talent and give him a helping hand so that he can return to the stage.

Thinking about that kind of life does make me feel a little sad.

Of course, there are also clever tricks. For example, he would sell the apartment his mother bought for him, and the original owner's account would soon have more than one billion won.

If he can wake up before he turns 25.

After thinking about some useless things, Shen Yu finished reading the letter and found that the back was a confidentiality agreement.

"Do you wish to sign this document?"

Attorney Hong asked Shen Yu a question and handed him the pen.

Montblanc's Starwalker limited edition.

This lawyer is no ordinary person either.

Shen Yu had seen a few friends use this to sign documents before, but in China, electronic signatures were already common. Back then, small business owners in China who used this were basically just showing off.

I never expected to experience it myself today.

After signing her name on the NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement), the woman handed the pen and document to Attorney Hong. She smiled at Shen Yu, gave the document to Mr. Davis first, and then took out a U.S. passport and citizen ID from the organized files.

She first showed it to Shen Yu, saying, "Remember to write down this Social Security number; you might need it a lot in the future."

"Is this mine?"

"That's right. You were born in the United States. Although you were also registered as a citizen in Seoul and obtained Seoul citizenship, you can only go through the dual citizenship route in order to inherit the following content."

Attorney Hong explained to Shen Yu that having only Seoul citizenship or US citizenship would involve paying large amounts of tax and even complicated procedures. However, since he originally had dual citizenship, he had signed the Seoul "Oath of Not Using Foreign Nationality," but he could choose the other nationality when inheriting, which greatly expanded the scope of options.

"Thank you for serving your military service in the Great Cold Netherworld. Do you remember the document you signed when you finished?"

Shen Yu had no idea what the original owner had signed.

In short, simply put...

He was a Seoulite when he was in Seoul, but when he went to the United States, he could be both a Seoulite and a true New Yorker.

From this day forward, he is a native New Yorker, having grown up on the banks of the Hudson River, where he enjoys a bowl of spicy soup every day amidst the glitz and glamour of Manhattan – a truly authentic experience.

No problem. Even if Attorney Hong uses a lot of fancy terms, Shen Yu will have a hard time understanding them. It was definitely the right thing to leave these things to the legal department when starting a company.

He's not a professional who graduated from the business school of Lakeside University.

Attorney Hong handed Shen Yu's U.S. passport and ID to Mr. Davis, who then read aloud the will left by Shen Yu's father.

Attorney Hong and Mr. Davis discussed some W-8BEN-E forms and current employee certificates that Shen Yu couldn't understand. In the end, Attorney Hong gave these two documents to Shen Yu and told him to sign them.

"Won't I be going to work illegally in the US after I sign the contract?"

"Haha, how could that be, PD Shen Yu? I'm a fan of yours too."

Attorney Hong smiled and said, "It doesn't matter. Once this is signed, you will be the sole director of this Cayman Islands company."

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In his previous life, Shen Yu's achievements hadn't reached the level of legally avoiding taxes by setting up an offshore company, although the Cayman Islands often appeared in business novels.

It's not a big problem. Just listen to the lawyer if you don't understand something.