Bo Yan indeed wasn't conflicted mentally. Earlier in the year, a food and beverage company listed on the U.S. stock market also falsified financial statements and its stock price directly plummeted by seventy percent before the market opened, beyond saving. He gave Bosch two days to prepare, which was already quite generous. Even though the company later delisted from the U.S. stock market, it's doing increasingly well now thanks to its own development.
After those two days, he didn't continue short selling; he stopped when he saw a good opportunity. Instead, Xia Youbiao waited until Bosch raised funds in the past few days, and only then did he reluctantly retreat when it slightly rebounded from the bottom. With both of their large short positions withdrawn, Bosch's stock price indeed recovered a bit, but it still lost two-thirds compared to before.
