I'm A Quadrillionaire

After the meeting, David went to Celia’s house and prepared to accompany Celia. He would now wait for the major families to send their people in three days, so that they could be grouped according to their strengths and assigned to the places where they would be in charge. There were 66 provinces in Somerland, and David planned to divide the discipline team into ten teams, each of which was responsible for six to seven provinces.

As for how this group would be divided, he would only decide after he saw who the forces had sent in three day’s time.

The people of Team Dragon would definitely be broken up. David still could not trust the people of the families and sects, and they need to be monitored by the people from Team Dragon for some time.

At the same time, Celia told David that classes were starting tomorrow, and she did not have much free time.

It was only then that David remembered that he was still a university student and he was about to enter his senior year.

He also promised Oliver, the chancellor of South River University, that he would definitely come back when the class started.

Recently, there had been a lot of things happening and he had completely forgotten about this matter.

Oliver asked. “Um… Mr. Carson, I’m still in Capital City,” David replied. “Still in Capital City? Tomorrow will be the first day of class. You promised me that you would be back on campus when classes start. You won’t break your promise, right?” Oliver said. It was logically impossible for a chancellor to personally intervene in whether a student came to

However, David was different.

he was the owner of East League Capitals

did some research specifically on this

a valuation of nearly ten trillion. When he first heard the news,

David Lidell, who was a 22-year-old youth. In addition, David also donated

of information, Oliver had no choice but to

could donate 100 million at

was in charge of a capital valued at nearly 10 trillion, so was

invested over 100 billion dollars in schools, nursing homes, and orphanages

with a conscience. David was

afraid that David would not come to campus or that he