Joja was obviously talking nonsense. If Kaman's son heard this, it would definitely make his blood boil. But to Kaman, it was just like talking in his sleep.

He was a professional hunting guide and knew some inside information about this industry.

It was easy to start a hunting company in Africa. All you needed to do was apply for a license from the government, study the rules for a period of time, and pay the fees.

However, this industry was not only troublesome but also risky. The most important thing was that compared to selling guns, the profit was too little.

But Kaman didn't know that Joja's sudden idea was not unfounded. It was a project that could be completely operated.

A global hunting company sounded impressive, but in reality, all you needed was a website and an app, and register a company to start operating.

I'm not responsible for hunting, I'm only responsible for attracting customers, and then those hunting companies from all over the world can indirectly serve me.

This was something that the Chinese had already played out, but the principle was the same, as long as it was useful.

It was difficult to make money from attracting customers, because hunting services were generally classified as tourism projects. It would be difficult to get a share from those big players, and the amount of capital required was also considerable.

But Li Wei didn't care about this. It didn't matter if he didn't have the funds or the traffic at the beginning. Wasn't fictional trading in Africa a thing?

Investing the money he earned, which was not so guaranteed, into it and paying taxes would make it clean money. Where couldn't he go?

This was Joja's sudden idea, but it was also a problem he had to consider.

Recently, the income from his transactions started at seven figures. Always carrying cash was not a good thing. He really needed a reliable channel to launder the money.

Joja still needed a professional to handle this matter, such as where to set up the company, how to build the website, how to connect with offline hunting companies, and how to deal with legal and financial issues. Joja couldn't do all of these himself.

The most important thing was that he wanted to completely separate himself from this "global hunting company". Even if there were problems with his arms business in the future, this company could continue to operate.

Joja was caught up in his thoughts due to his casual bragging.

It wasn't until the car stopped at the door of his house that Joja snapped out of it and realized that he had been thinking too much.

Even the best ideas needed the right people to execute them, and because of his professional situation, he needed someone particularly reliable.

This kind of thing couldn't be rushed at all, he could only take it step by step. Any hasty actions before finding the right person would only be digging his own grave.

Financial projects couldn't be played out in Africa. The company had to be registered elsewhere, and reliable banks were needed for fund transfers. But Joja wasn't in a hurry now. It should be safe as long as his transaction amount didn't exceed eight figures.

When he returned home, Joja found that Muto was actually there.

When Joja walked into the kitchen, he saw Muto picking more than a dozen tomatoes from his own yard and walking towards him with a respectful smile on his face.

Joja could feel that Muto wanted to say something to him, but he would never talk to Muto about his future beyond Kaman. Giving advice was already his limit.

After receiving the tomatoes that Muto brought over, Joja smiled and said, "I'll cook for lunch. It's been a long time since I had tomato scrambled eggs.

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The beef stew I simmered in the morning is almost ready. Let's have tomato beef stew as well. We'll be ready to eat in half an hour."

Seeing Muto's eager expression as if he wanted to say something, Joja waved his hand and said, "You go sit outside and chat with your father. If there's anything, we can talk about it during the meal."

Muto, who had a slim figure but still looked handsome, nodded disappointedly and walked out of the kitchen. He sat on the sofa and tried to chat with his father, Kaman, but after a while, he found that he couldn't say a few words.

Kaman was more concerned about Muto's situation. He briefly mentioned what Joja said about opening a company in Italy and described Joja's "grand plan". Then he was surprised to find that his son's eyes were shining.

During the meal, Nis and Ayou came over together. The two women keenly noticed that Muto was a bit different, but they couldn't say what was different.

After Nis finished eating, she looked at Muto, who would take a glance at Joja every time he took a bite, and curiously nudged Joja next to her, saying, "What's wrong with Muto? Did something happen?"

Joja shook his head and smiled, saying, "I didn't expect to have the talent of a business godfather.

Believe it or not, if Muto has money on him right now, if I say 'report class', he would give up everything to seek my guidance."

Nis was puzzled and said, "What do you mean?"

Joja shook his head and said, "What I mean is that this kid is easily fooled. Instead of letting him be fooled by others, it's better to let him follow Kaman's ideals and study seriously in Europe for a while.

He has passion, but unfortunately, his vision is too narrow. But if he goes through systematic learning, he might really be a talent!"

Nis still didn't understand the situation, but she wasn't the type to dig deeper. She was just happy for Muto...

"Going to Italy is really good. If there's a chance, it's best to find a good university and study seriously for a while."Seeing that someone finally initiated a conversation with him, Muto nodded excitedly and said, "I understand. My Italian study visa has been approved for a while now. I've just been hesitant because I feel like I could build a career here.

But now I get it. I can leave tomorrow and go to RNY University to study law.

In at most four years, I'll be able to help the boss."

Joja almost choked on his stewed beef after hearing this. After coughing vigorously a few times, he looked at Muto and asked, "What did you say? RNY University? You actually got a study visa? Can you stay in Italy after you finish your studies?"

Muto nodded and said, "The middleman that Salim found said that as long as I can find a job in Italy, I can stay there.

Boss, aren't you planning to start a company in Italy? I can help you manage it, so I can stay there."

Joja was amused by Muto's wild imagination, but he didn't want to discourage him. Instead, he wanted to encourage him because Kaman wanted his son to go to Europe.

Now that Muto has obtained a study visa, although it's quite unexpected, it's a cause for celebration.

The only thing that worried Joja was whether Muto, who was semi-illiterate, could really graduate from university?

Looking at the hopeful Muto, Joja laughed and said, "That's easy to handle. You go study first, and when I'm free, I'll also get a visa or something. Then I'll go to Italy to start a company, and you'll definitely be an important member of the company."

Then Joja smacked his lips and said, "The middleman that Salim found is quite capable, huh? He can even get a study visa. I wonder if he can get a passport?

The passport I'm using now is not very convenient. It would be great if I could get a 'real passport'."

Upon hearing this, Muto quickly said, "Sure, when I went to get my study visa, the middleman also helped the son of the SD Finance Minister and his family get Greek passports. It seemed quite simple."

Upon hearing this, Joja immediately called Salim, told him his requirements, and asked him to contact the middleman.

What Joja didn't expect was that within a few minutes, the middleman had called Joja's mobile phone, and he sounded very confident!