Actually, Xi Huai'an was overthinking it. He was just letting his imagination run wild.
Xu Yun hadn't really thought that far ahead. It was true that he couldn't resolve the trouble with Qin Xun as quickly as he would have liked on his own.
Because aside from his wealth, he didn't have extensive political connections.
And that was something that would take time and money to establish and cultivate.
That was why he had sought out Xi Huai'an, who he believed had the ability to help him solve this problem.
Upon hearing Xi Huai'an agree to help, he naturally offered a reward that would be too tempting to refuse. It was a kind of quid pro quo, after all!
After all, the information he'd used to make such a tempting offer had been purchased from his system with money.
Otherwise, how could anyone have known that Xi Huai'an had secretly founded a tech company so far away in Shenzhen under Xino's name?
