Time passed and a week went by.
This time the high-level negotiations were unusually swift, concluding in just one week.
The outcome was pretty much as Xiao Zhan and the others had analyzed—joint development.
However, the method of joint development was slightly different. It involved drawing a dividing line, with each party developing their own territory rather than jointly developing everything and then sharing it equally.
Xiao Zhan understood this approach to some extent but also had his reservations.
He understood that joint development could be difficult to manage and that the areas closer to the entrance tended to be more dangerous, so this method seemed reasonable.
What he didn't understand was, with separate development, resource distribution would inevitably become uneven. Wouldn't that lead to disputes again?
But since this decision had already been made above, Ye Wudi and his team had no choice but to implement it.
