Although Li Ye explained to his younger sisters that his cooperation with Pan Xiaoying was "mutually beneficial," and Pan Xiaoying had not done anything like burning the bridge after crossing it, at most merely becoming more confident in certain major matters.
Li Ye still took some precautionary measures. The first was to have Fu Yiruo speed up the acquisition of Jinshan Company in Hong Kong.
According to the original course of history, Jinshan Company in Hong Kong had been merged by Fang Zheng around 1994. It was now 1993, and with Fu Yiruo's deep pockets, cutting in ahead of them should not have been too difficult.
So after giving the order, Li Ye left it alone. His younger sisters had grown up now; they had to be tempered a little. They could not spend their whole lives as mere foot soldiers—they had to become generals somehow.
But just as Li Ye wanted to leave things alone, he received word from Lei Bus and Qiu Bojun.
On Friday morning, Xiao Zhiyu from the First Branch Factory suddenly called Li Ye.
"Director Li, two technicians from Jinshan Company came to deliver software for you. They said you instructed them to bring it to me."
"Oh, right, right. One's surnamed Lei and the other Qiu. It is indeed software I wanted, but I've already paid for it. Have them leave the invoice behind."
"Alright, alright. But after looking over our computer system, they said there's still plenty of room for optimization. They want to optimize it for us free of charge. Do you think that would be appropriate?"
"Free optimization? Hehehehe, then I'll gladly accept it rather than decline. Treat them well on my behalf."
Li Ye chuckled.
He had played Jinshan Company's free games in his previous life too, so naturally he