Xu WanZhi glanced over that stealthily and saw that Mu XiYuan had chimed in, “Mr. Feng, you have mentioned before that you desire a three-party partnership that would allow us to take out Mu ZhenYu. I think now is the time for us to launch our attack. I, too, would demonstrate my readiness to you.”

While their stock prices were plummeting, their capital chain being severed, and their corporation under investigation with possibility of being assessed a penalty, reaching out to Feng Chun was, indeed, a very good idea. Xu WanZhi couldn’t help but frowned – she wasn’t sure if the dirt that she had tossed out would be enough to last until the Qin’s went belly up. She worried that if Feng Chun was truly as mighty as Bai Fei had described, he just might be able to save the Qin’s.

Having used a lot of magic and spoke too much, Xu WanZhi crashed onto the bed and fell asleep as soon as she got home. It was already dark when she woke up.

She logged onto Weibo to look at the trend – sure enough, it was a very poetic day on Weibo. All sorts of explosive news were released and Xu WanZhi was certain that all of those who had paid to reserve a spot on the most trending list in advance had lost every single dime that they had spent.

The entire venue became pin drop silent after Xu WanZhi’s question from the soul.

A little while later, someone raised their fist and said, “Miss Xu is right. We need to boycott the Cobra!”

“Boycott the Cobra!”