He didn't shy away from admitting that he'd given Qin Zhizha advice, but such remarks were hardly incriminating evidence—at best, it warranted a verbal apology.
What he didn't expect was that Qin Zhiyou had actually rescued Lu Weixi and genuinely turned the tide, avoiding being struck down by the cascade of damning news from the start. He'd laid trap upon trap for Qin Zhiyou, yet Qin Zhiyou had withstood them all.
With Hanhai's public opinion visibly recovering, although news of Lu Weixi's kidnapping might still slightly affect the stock market's volatility, it wouldn't cause significant harm. He refused to give up—he must strike another fiercely devastating blow against Qin Zhiyou!
Still, he understood the importance of lying low. Especially in moments like these, one must remain composed. Every move must be meticulous, cautious—under no circumstances could he leave behind any evidence.
