No one had expected the press conference to blow up.
Short videos on Xishu's self-media platforms went viral!
The fake reporter's question didn't go viral, nor did Lu Chengwen's fierce rebuttal. What went viral was Lu Chengwen publicly suing the fake reporter and offering one hundred million if he lost.
The key was that once this blew up, even an idiot knew the reporter had to be fake. There was no need to think about his slander and rumors—they had to be false.
Would the real Lu Chengwen really make such a huge bet with you?
How confident did he have to be to offer you one hundred million?
If what you said was true, then sue him! Win that lawsuit, and you'd never have to worry for the rest of your life.
Moreover, Lu Chengwen personally led people to escort several fake reporters to the police!
Everyone in Xishu was outraged, saying those people had disgraced Xishu, that a few rat droppings had ruined the whole pot of porridge.
The authorities attached great importance to the matter.
They were still trying desperately to bring capital into Xishu, and now that an influential major investor had come, these people had pulled something like this?
The deputy governor called Huo Wenting to offer comfort, saying the matter would be investigated to the end and no one would be spared. At the same time, he instructed Xishu's commerce, tax, chamber of commerce, medical, and other departments to fully cooperate and make sure the deal went through.
The Drug Administration Bureau director and his people had been pulling little tricks behind the scenes, but the higher-ups weren't going to indulge them.
The higher-ups didn't take your red envelopes or demand shares. What they wanted was political achievement—real, tangible results from bringing capital into