If the prominent families formed an alliance, it would be unfavorable for the Feynmans. Naturally, the Feynmans wouldn't allow the alliance to succeed.

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All the families that issued the joint statement had gathered at the McClain residence.

The competition among the families in King City had plateaued for a long time. A breakthrough was necessary for them to advance.

Believing that uniting for development was an excellent choice, the prominent families were willing to give it a try. They could withdraw from the alliance without much loss if it didn't work out.

"Ladies and gentlemen, it doesn't matter who hosts this banquet. By uniting, we're all equal in status. We must come together. By reducing conflicts, we can develop together and achieve greater heights," Lionel said, raising his glass to the guests.

Concerned that they might misunderstand the McClains, he deliberately made this statement to express clearly that every participating family was equal in this alliance.

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