Marvel: Superman's Survival Guide

The reason why Link gave Wilson Fisk advice was not because he was optimistic about him or wanted to cooperate, but because he knew that New York could not contain crime at all.

Even if one of him is killed, there are still countless criminals trying to carve up the territory he left behind. How much can one Daredevil do?

SHIELD doesn't care about the little things in Hell's Kitchen. How much can Link do even if he takes action on his own?

Instead of doing this, it is better to let the other party get on the right track. This is the best way Link can think of. He can't do anything else. Besides, it is none of his business whether there is chaos here.

Wilson Fisk was very happy and asked: "Lin, do you want to join in?"

Link shook his head and said: "My money has been used to buy shares. I am not willing to participate in the business. I just hope that New York can be more peaceful."

"How you do it depends on yourself. This is a long-term undertaking that requires force to ensure it, but it does not rely entirely on force."

"Vanessa is your good helper. I believe you know what to do. Everything must look to the future."

…

After the dinner, Link and Jessica left, and Fisk and Vanessa returned home, both very excited.

"Wilson, I think Lin has been reminding you." Vanessa did not go to change clothes, but went to pour two glasses of wine.

After Wilson took it, he walked to the floor-to-ceiling window and said, "Yes, I can hear it, and I understand it."

"In order to realize my ideals, I bribed politicians and police officers, but to them, I was a pawn that could be abandoned at any time."

"But it's different now. You encouraged me to stand up, and Lin's idea was to let me take the initiative, so I can't be stained."

"There are some things that cannot be done. It just so happens that Mrs. Gao and the others have disappeared. I think there are two situations. They have achieved their goals, or they have been killed."

"Then now I just have to start over again, first improve my social status, and then do it bit by bit, but the gangs in Hell's Kitchen still have to be controlled."

"No one else is allowed to come in here, otherwise it will disrupt my plan."

Vanessa stood beside him, held his arm, and said, "I will help you. I know some potential painters. I will go talk to them."

"When you have a certain social status, then naturally someone will be willing to spend money and join our charity."

"This can also reduce your charity pressure. After thinking about it, the biggest problem in nursing homes is actually medical care. We can acquire a hospital in Hell's Kitchen."

Fisk's eyes lit up and he said, "Yes, plus insurance, it won't cost us much."

"You are really a good helper to me. In the future I will run for district councilor, city councilor, and even mayor."

Fisk took action the next day and called in his right-hand man, James Wesley.

"Wesley, I'm going to make plans again!" Fisk said.

"Fisk, do you understand the current situation?" Wesley asked curiously.

"You don't need to know. No matter what the situation is, we have to face it ourselves." Fisk looked at him and said: "I hosted a banquet for Lin and his girlfriend last night, and Lin gave me a good idea."

"For Hell's Kitchen, we need to re-plan. You ask the designer to find two pieces of land, the land with the least potential for future appreciation."

"I want to build a nursing home, and at the same time let people talk to all the lonely elderly people in Hell's Kitchen, and exchange their property rights and lease contracts for admission to the nursing home."

"When the nursing home is built, they can go take a look and sign a contract if they are satisfied."

"You can even introduce them to lawyers and find the charitable foundation in Lin's name to cooperate with them."

Wesley was stunned for a moment, and then said in surprise: "This is a good idea. These people are afraid of living on the streets. If there is a nursing home, then they will definitely be willing."

"And charitable activities are tax-deductible, and there are many benefits. Do we want to establish a charitable fund?"

"That's right!" Fisk nodded, "I want to establish a Vanessa Charitable Foundation, with Vanessa in charge. She will also hold many charity auctions in the future, all of which are connected together."

"In addition, I have to build low-rent apartments, exchange leases with the remaining people, and develop an office building on the edge of Hell's Kitchen, all at the same time."

"We don't need to rush. We can do this slowly with limited funds, plan the funds well, and then use the money earned from the office buildings to change Hell's Kitchen little by little."

"This is a long-term endeavor, my friend, and I need your best efforts."

"No problem!" Wesley said: "Without their urging, we don't need to acquire all the property rights. It's better to do it bit by bit. In this way, we can also clean up those gangs."

"Keep them for now." Fisk said: "I don't want them to enter Hell's Kitchen to compete with me. They are our barriers."

…

Fisk took action. Allied Construction was now his, so he had the books cleaned up and started re-planning based on available funds.

He himself stood up again and held a press conference to announce the establishment of the "Vanessa Charity Foundation". He would first build a nursing home in Hell's Kitchen for the lonely elderly in Hell's Kitchen.

After ensuring their survival, they would purchase their property rights and lease contracts to ensure a smooth transition and their survival and life.

At the same time, the first batch of low-rent apartments were built to ensure the living problems of the lower-class people, but the new low-rent apartments needed to ensure their public security, etc.

His series of actions instantly brought him a lot of reputation, and the most shocked was Matthew Murdoch.

As Daredevil, he knew Fisk best, which made him a little unbelievable, but he also noticed the disappearance of the hand and the meeting.

These changes caught him off guard. He patrolled Hell's Kitchen more frequently at night and found that the situation was much better than before. This made him very strange, and he planned to keep an eye on Fisk first.

But for half a month, he didn't find anything strange. Fisk was very busy every day, constantly attending various cocktail parties, and the United Construction Company had begun to measure and design on the selected land.

The law firm was commissioned to take charge of the legal affairs of the elderly and widowed people, and to carry out joint actions with Link's charity foundation.