Chongrang couldn't help but sigh that Han Lingxi had the potential to be a shrewd businessman. One-third was just the price that could keep Hengyuan running. If it were lower than that, Hengyuan might go bankrupt. But Hengyuan had no other choice. Now, apart from the Han family, no one would want such a large batch of equipment.

If the Han family really gives up the opportunity to get a bargain and buys equipment at a normal price, Hengyuan might really go bankrupt, so Hengyuan has to agree.

In the end, Han Lingxi indeed acquired Hengyuan's equipment at one-third of the price, saving her company a large sum of money and turning what was not originally the company's most important project into its most profitable activity recently.

Han Lingxi's abilities were also recognized by the board of directors because of this project.

Hengyuan barely managed to save the company, but it was severely damaged and could no longer compete with the Han family. It could only follow behind the Han family and depend on the Han family's company.

However, Hengyuan's original framework was still intact, making it easy to deal with a small company like Luo Xi's. Luo Xi had come to Han Lingxi for help a few times, but Han Lingxi had not met with her, feeling it was unnecessary. She had only heard that Luo Xi was having a miserable time.

Luo Xi approached her with ulterior motives and didn't genuinely consider her a friend. Later, she even stole the company's business plan. It would be ridiculous to talk about friendship at this point.

Because the company attached great importance to this project, Han's mother took over the project herself after the contract was signed, and Han Lingxi could assist from the side, so Han Lingxi was not so busy.

Bored, I logged into the game and found that Chong Rang wasn't online. This should be Chong Rang's busiest time, with company matters under his supervision, so he definitely wouldn't have time to play the game.

59—Barton was online, and Han Lingxi was still hesitating whether to play with him when his team request came through. Han Lingxi naturally accepted without hesitation.

She hesitated because she was worried that her skills were too bad. Since the other party didn't mind, she didn't need to worry about it anymore.

59—Barton wasn't as familiar with Chong Rang and Han Lingxi as he was, and he didn't know how to guide Han Lingxi. The two of them played for an entire afternoon, but didn't win even once.

Since it was just for fun, 59-Barton wasn't taking it too seriously. He chatted with Han Lingxi while playing, and inevitably, the conversation touched on Chong Rang. Han Lingxi learned about Chong Rang's retirement from 59-Barton's explanation.

The reason I'm bringing this up is that they didn't retire normally, so their retirement time is different from other soldiers. Last time, Han Lingxi mentioned that someone she knew also retired around that time. I don't know if it's a coincidence or if they were from their unit.

When Han Lingxi pressed him for the specific reasons for his retirement, he refused to say, saying it involved military secrets. Although Han Lingxi was curious, she didn't press him, so she changed the subject.

Han Lingxi's father and grandfather were both soldiers, so Han Lingxi naturally knew that she wouldn't get any information from them about military secrets. But that didn't stop her from using this incident to let Chong Rang know that Ling Ge was Han Lingxi.

Given Chongrang's personality, reaching the level of friendship with an online friend is already the limit; liking someone is indeed too difficult.

Han Lingxi and 59-Barton played for a while longer before logging off. Just as they were wondering whether to cook, they heard a knock on the door.

Han Lingxi said with dissatisfaction as she walked over to open the door.

"You have a key, yet you made me... open the door."

Han Lingxi awkwardly uttered the last two words after a pause.

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