The circle has shrunk.
Investment, after all, is a gamble, and there are always those who remain hopeful. So, it's not really surprising.
In early June, the procedures were completed.
Jiang Nian let out a sigh of relief; what's left now is just the payment. Reaching this step can be considered a safe landing.
As for the aftermath, he's not planning to invest in Beijing anymore.
The main players in this place are basically state-owned entities, and his minor initiatives don't hold much significance.
Until one day when the rain had just stopped.
Jiang Nian was just about to focus on two basic points, when a call came in—it was from Li Lanying.
"Hmm?"
"Whose call is it?" Li Qingrong opened her eyes slightly.
"Your sister."
Jiang Nian casually answered the call, still trying to reach out, only to have his hand slapped away with a glance from Li Qingrong.
"Hello?"
"Where are you?"
