The most frustrating part is that the trade company he invested a lot of energy in seems to have been struggling all along, so he had no choice but to sell the ranch.
Of course, none of this has anything to do with Yan Fei. Since he's paying for lawyers and assessment companies, it doesn't make sense for him to go out and haggle over prices himself. What's the point of having a lawyer, then?
The negotiation was settled yesterday, and the task of discussing the price was left to the law firm. The more they negotiate the price down, the more money Daniel can take from Yan Fei, so Yan Fei isn't worried about Daniel not putting his heart into negotiating.
After Maxiu finishes selling nostalgia, Daniel unabashedly says, "Mr. Maxiu, before discussing the price, I think you should listen to Mr. Harrison's assessment report first."
