He Xu's tourism project in the clouds, actually does not have much profit.
Initially, Marriott promised him ten percent in non-voting shares, but he dared not accept—it was simply too much.
He Xu did not want to die mysteriously in some corner on a moonless and windy night.
Supreme is certainly prestigious, but if it involves interests, some capital will absolutely not mind trampling the rules.
So he only symbolically asked for two percent in non-voting shares, expressing to Marriott: I can handle small matters, but don't want to get involved in big ones.
This request is also normal; different responsibilities match different interests.
In any case, even if it's just two percent, it's still a slow stream.
Marriott was unwilling to agree, and the two sides negotiated for a long time, finally settling on just three percent in non-voting shares.
But now, He Xu decided to ignore those shares, even feeling a bit grateful for it—this is the benefit of not being greedy.
