Are you sure?

Ouyang Fei, who was standing next to her, laughed in exasperation.

This guy doesn't even know that Zhou Yi is Caesar; he's blatantly lying.

He used to seem like a nice person, but now he's changed so much.

As the Book of Changes said, human ambition can expand infinitely.

"Why don't you go and verify with the chairman?" Fan Jian was indeed not afraid of Zhou Yi at all, and was even very dissatisfied with him.

He felt that many of the decisions made by the I Ching severely limited the development of the stars.

Or rather, it limited his development.

He's just a bit tougher, but knows absolutely nothing about company management.

If he were in the position of general manager, he would have expanded Starry Sky to all parts of the world long ago.

Look at their guild leader, he lets Fan Jian do whatever he wants in the game and manages Shabak in an orderly manner.

Indeed, he attributed the prosperity of Shabak to himself.

The Book of Changes remains silent.

Fan Jian thought Zhou Yi was scared, and immediately gave a contemptuous smile.

He took out two bottles of golden potions from his pocket.

Zhou Yi's expression hardened.

Sunwater!

He had strictly ordered that this item must not be taken out without his signature.

Well, I haven't inspected the company for just over a month, and it's already gotten this bad.

Zhang Lan and her son, Fan Xiaotong, drank the sun-dried water and instantly recovered to full health.

"President Zhou, I hope you won't trust just anyone in the future. After all, we're family, and outsiders are always outsiders..." Fan Jian said calmly.

"As for you guys, I'll settle accounts with you another day."

The female teacher and the elderly couple were terrified and turned pale.

Oh no, I never thought even the company's general manager couldn't control Fan Jian.

Fan Jian held his son's hand, about to walk towards old age and death.

Fan Xiaotong turned around, stared at Zhou Yi, and said slowly and deliberately, "Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river, never underestimate a young man's potential!"