Tianfu Airport.
The Bombardier 7500 landed, coming to a smooth stop at its designated spot on the tarmac.
As the airstairs lowered, Qi Sheng was hit by a wave of heat.
In late May, Chengdu was so hot that even the stray dogs on the street couldn't help but lie on their backs with their bellies in the air.
After a quick security check, Qi Sheng got into the Cullinan he hadn't seen in a while.
The person who came to pick him up was none other than Lu Fang, the CEO of Jinshi Capital.
Lately, Lu Fang's emotions had been on a roller coaster ride.
She had been stuck in endless back-and-forth negotiations with several local industrial funds over the details of their contributions.
Who would have thought that her boss would just go out for a bit and effortlessly close a four-billion-yuan funding gap?
In less than half a month, he had completed a five-billion-yuan fundraising round.
That level of efficiency was truly astonishing.
