Chapter 1097: The new pit

　　 Tuesday, April 9th, afternoon, good mood, Miko Miyamoto's office.
　　 When Miko Miyamoto was about to get off work, Keihime came to report that the boss's office called and asked if he was free this Friday morning or if he would meet at the Luming Building in Uchiyuki Town.
　　 Yi Ji said, "Madam, I asked, this time I booked a small meeting room."
　　 Miko Miyamoto asked, "Can those materials be handed in the day after tomorrow?"
　　 Yi Ji said, "No problem."
　　 Miko Miyamoto said, "Friday, then."
　　 Yi Ji said, "Okay, I will reply now."
　　 Miko Miyamoto said, "Okay, I'll get off work first, so you can leave early."
　　 Yanji smiled and said, "I will."...
　　 Friday, April 12, morning, Luming Building.
Miko Miyamoto came to the meeting accompanied by Ichiro Miyamoto. There were new bosses and the heads of the six major families, Mr. Iwanaga of the Shiling Foundation, Mr. Koike of the Mitsui Foundation, Mr. Tamai of the Tamai Foundation, and the Otomo Foundation. Mr., Mr. Yaskawa from the Toyama Foundation, and Mr. Kitano from the Bank of Iran. ...
After the boss said some words of thanks and scenes, he gave a document to one of you, and then told Miko Miyamoto that due to the monopoly problem, he could not agree to the conditions of the Good Mood Foundation, but he could help the Good Mood Foundation take the lead and be taken Refused.
　　 The six people thanked the boss, and the boss said some scenes, and then left first.
　　 Miko Miyamoto said to the others: "You guys, this kind of transaction will be bad. I know that you have a lot of money now and start to prevent me from expanding."
　　 Mr. Kitano said with a smile: "You can't say that. We can still talk about other places. It's just that the railway and airport industry has too much influence and is monopolized by you. It is not just a question of capital and profit."
　　 Mr. Koike smiled and said: "Besides, joint development can share the risks. For example, the Nankai Railway, we can jointly expand the narrow gauge to standard regulations, and let the tram from Shikoku to Wakayama go directly to Osaka."
　　 Miko Miyamoto said, "Then you can invest by yourself. I will pay the toll at that time."
　　 Mr. Otomo asked, "Then what do you want to do next?"
　　 Miko Miyamoto said: "I still haven't won this time, so I don't want to, anyway, my industry is enough for me."
　　 Mr. Shiling asked: "This shouldn't affect our cooperation?"
　　 Miko Miyamoto said, "Of course not, I'm not that stingy."
　　 Mr. Yaskawa said: "That's good, if you want to cooperate on some projects, we welcome you to come to us at any time."
　　 Miko Miyamoto said: "If I can figure it out." Then he said, "Okay, you can talk about the project slowly here, I will go back if I haven't got any projects."...
　　 In the afternoon, good mood, Miko Miyamoto's office.
　　 Yan Ji came in and delivered the papers, and then asked, "How is the meeting, ma'am?"
　　 Miko Miyamoto said: "It's not so good. They got some contracted projects, and we, under the pretext of monopoly, let us develop together with others."
　　 Yan Ji smiled and said, "We won't give us a chance at all."
　　 Miko Miyamoto said, "Yeah, wait slowly." Then he said, "Okay, let's go back if there's nothing wrong."...
　　 April 21, Sunday, evening, Miyamoto's.
The front page of 　　 Evening News published news about the Prime Minister’s visit to the shrine, which caused strong protests in China and other countries.
　　 Miko Miyamoto was a little bit dumbfounded, "Really, there is a problem with good diplomatic relations, and the six major consortia have many industries in China. This can be regarded as a fall by this guy."
　　This chapter is not over