My dad told me before he left that if I didn't understand anything, I could ask my aunt.

This means that Dad didn't mean to be wary of Aunt at all, which is why Ye Feng told Ye Lan the whole plan.

Ye Lan's first thought after hearing this was that Li Tianzhen was no good; wasn't she just making money under the guise of patriotism?

Then it dawned on me that the people who would truly suffer from Li Tian's actions were not the ordinary citizens.

It was only natural that Diarrulan was punished; Li Tian was simply playing along.

As for Wu Tian?

hehe!

That guy wasn't a good person either, and in Ye Lan's opinion, shooting him was deserved.

"What else did your dad say?" Ye Lan asked.

"Oh, my dad also said that we should all make money together, and that I should give up some of my shares." Ye Feng didn't hide anything.

"I just thought that since my aunt has been so good to me, I wanted to repay you," Ye Feng said with a grin.

"Hmph, your father has really gone to great lengths for you! Alright, I understand. Give me thirty percent of the shares!"

Ye Feng didn't expect Ye Lan to directly ask for 30% of the shares, but he didn't feel bad and readily agreed.

After hanging up Ye Feng's call, Ye Lan stood by the French windows, gazing at the scenery outside, lost in thought for a very long time.

Over the phone, Ye Feng mentioned that Li Tian was somewhat sexist.

Thinking of this, Ye Lan smiled; Ye Feng was still too young after all.

He thought Li Tian was sexist, but he didn't know that Li Tian was protecting Huang Yiyi.

She knew that Li Tian should understand who he was backing now, and he couldn't possibly be unaware of this principle that allowed him to lie low for eighteen years.

If all the good things are given to Huang Yiyi at this time, what will the old man think?

Therefore, Li Tian's display of favoritism towards sons was very clever, as it was also a way of expressing his attitude to the Ye family.

Thinking about this, Ye Lan couldn't help but admire her brother-in-law, who was both talented and capable.

Knowing when to advance and retreat, knowing when to lie low, enduring what ordinary people cannot endure, and suffering what ordinary people cannot suffer.

Such a person is truly wasting his talent; if he had been born into one of the five great families…

Hehehe, perhaps at this point, Canglan should be called the Li Dynasty?