He had shops of his own, but with shopkeepers to handle operations and the Zhan family's accountants to manage the books, he never had to put much thought into it.
He had only been with Gu Shuo for half a month, and while Gu Shuo hadn't explained much, Zhan Chi could see how incredibly complex everything was. It was impossible to manage without a sharp mind.
He finally understood why the young lady trusted Gu Shuo so much—why she was willing to discuss the Nanyuan business with him in detail and strategize together.
The Nanyuan contract involved planning, construction, and promotion for the first year or two, meaning they would barely make any money. On the contrary, it required a massive upfront investment.
