Upon seeing Zhao Zhen for the first time, Han Lie understood very clearly: he couldn't use wealth to strike at his opponent.
For a second-generation rich kid of this caliber, unless it was an overwhelming advantage, his family having two or three billion more in assets than Zhao Zhen's simply wouldn't constitute an attack.
It's easy to understand—if you can buy something with money, they're not lacking it either.
Cartier only invited about twenty VVIPs to this high-end salon; wasn't each one of them someone who had spent over a hundred million RMB?
When they usually competed, they might have already outdone each other in every aspect. If you came in talking about money like some nouveau riche, would it even make an impact?
Chances were, it wouldn't, and it would likely even make you a laughingstock.
So Han Lie was very cunning; after finding a weak point, he immediately delivered a sharp intellectual blow to Zhao Zhen.
