Lu Fan hugged Jiang Manyue and laughed: "It's good to have you. If it weren't for your virtuous help, I would have been too busy and overwhelmed during this period."
Jiang Manyue proudly put her hands on her hips: "Of course! It's also because you have good taste that you married such a good wife. Not bad, not bad, keep up the good work!"
She then inquired about the recent situation at the food factory, since she would immediately take over the management of the factory's internal affairs after handing over the Jiang Group's business to Lu Fan.
"Have you added a new production line? Aren't you moving too fast? Our new factory is still in the proposal stage, it's only just passed the design phase."
Lu Fan shook his head, still quite certain about it:
"Because of the relocation of the office area, the workshops in the entire food factory have now been expanded to the usable standard, which should be sufficient in the short term, or before the end of the year."
There's also the live streaming aspect, which is handled by Sisi and Daxiong.
Initially, the live-streaming sales were remarkably effective.
However, after being blacklisted and sabotaged by Shengjing Company, the company's revenue is now dismal. Several streamers could no longer bear the bleak situation, and no amount of benefits or high salaries could keep them. They have already resigned and left.
Jiang Manyue was quite moved by this:
"A good bird chooses its tree to perch on, but the tree that gets chosen is quite desolate." Lu Fan was amused by her words, thought for a moment, and then comforted her:
"If you can leave for this reason today, you can also leave for other reasons."
"Since our corporate culture can't retain people, then we won't. With the current conditions, it's not impossible to find a good job as a live streamer."
Jiang Manyue had an idea in mind, but whether it would succeed or not depended on the subsequent results, so she didn't say it aloud and worry Lu Fan:
"Our lawsuits with Shengjing, its distributors, and bloggers are almost over."
"Don't worry about the follow-up publicity. Leave it to me. I will contact Attorney Lü and propose a reasonable compensation for our losses."
When the topic of "compensation" came up, Jiang Manyue also showed a fierce side. In fact, having achieved Lu Fan's level in business, Jiang Manyue, as Lu Fan's wife and business partner, could no longer be considered financially independent.
You could even say it's too free!
However, Jiang Manyue was still disgusted by Shengjing Company's actions of joining forces with other enterprises and distributors to surround, block, and smear them.
She didn't care about the money; whatever she lost, she and Lu Fan could earn it back in the future, even doubling it wouldn't be a problem.
They don't care, but the people at Shengjing do.
If Shengjing truly didn't care about money, why would they repeatedly cause trouble and sabotage for Lu Fan?
What the enemy cares about is what they want to destroy.
Want to make money? Then use all the money you've painstakingly earned through scheming to compensate the victims who have been besieged, blocked, and censored for spreading rumors.
Jiang Manyue was determined to avenge herself, Lu Fan, and everyone in the company.
They even have a vague idea.
She planned to mobilize Lü Qiuyi and the legal department she was in charge of to find the heads of other companies or businesses that Shengjing Company had previously used such ruthless tactics to squeeze them out of bankruptcy.
Let's all unite and file a class-action lawsuit!
The couple leaned on each other, chatting about everything under the sun until midnight.
Neither Lu Fan nor Jiang Manyue expected that the junior anchors who had left the company under Sisi and Daxiong, whom they had mentioned just last night, would be involved.
They actually came back.
Moreover, there is widespread discontent with the new companies where they work after leaving their previous jobs:
"Sister Sisi, you guys don't know, that media company is really unethical."
"Yes, yes, not only is the boss incompetent, but he also practices nepotism. His commissions are shoddy at every level; he takes 90% of ours and then tries to withhold our earnings."
"It's really bad luck to have to wait three months, in case we quit and run away as soon as we start working."
"Who would have thought that after three months they would say that salaries are tied to sales targets, and in short, without solid performance, your salary would be completely deducted."
"Even with solid performance, they'll find every way to deduct it all!" Everyone chimed in, recounting the hardships of leaving their jobs.
The reason they're back to playing the victim is because everyone regrets it now and realizes how difficult it is to venture out into the world.
I'm trying to persuade Sisi and Daxiong to soften their hearts and talk to the company about returning to their broadcasting jobs.
Sisi is a girl, and she is somewhat soft-hearted, but she is not stupid. If she were to unconditionally agree to the requests of someone who had betrayed her, then she would truly be out of her mind.
If Sisi wouldn't readily agree to this, then Daxiong, who always kept to himself and didn't care about things that didn't concern him, was even less likely to agree.
He chuckled and saw them off, then turned back to ask Sisi what her idea was:
"Seeing them looking so miserable and miserable, I feel so relieved. Sisi, why don't we just ignore them?"
"It wasn't us who told them to leave. When they left, they all thought they'd landed some great opportunity."
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