Jiang Banxia was also bewildered; her own company was experiencing such a major event, yet she, the chairman, was unaware.
Due to the proximity of her due date, she indeed visited the company less frequently, but that didn't mean she was completely uninformed about the company's matters, as she still needed to handle some company affairs daily.
It wasn't until she sent a message to Li Yang and saw his reply.
Emm...
How should I put it? According to Li Yang, this is called taking someone else's path so they have no path to take.
By letting the opponent see the consequences in advance, they are less likely to act impulsively.
Once the enemy acts impulsively, even if it's a move where you harm the enemy by eight hundred but hurt yourself by a thousand, Li Yang doesn't want it to happen.
After all, it's his money that's at stake.
