Given Gao Diaomao's dependence on Han Lie, taking Gao Diaomao's money would be all too easy.
By copying the contracts from Minggu Real Estate and leveraging them, they could definitely acquire half the project for nothing when the time was right.
But if they wanted to go further, to bankrupt Gao Diaomao—even send him to prison—they couldn't use the same tactics.
While Gao Diaomao coveted the retail investors' capital, Han Lie had his eyes on Gao Diaomao's two plots of land.
So, they needed to apply more pressure.
Han Lie chuckled to himself for a moment before suddenly asking, "President Gao, you think offering 600 million is a lot. However, in reality, the cost merely to meet your demands is at least 450 million. Why should I tarnish my reputation for the remaining 150 million?"
Gao Diaomao was startled, but then, far from being disheartened, he was overjoyed.
Han Lie had used the word "I."
