Bai Lan had taken a loss!
Would Bai Lan be the kind of person willing to take a loss?
Of course not!
So Ryuen figured Bai Lan must have had a "guaranteed profit" before daring to do this.
Bai Lan probably thought that even if he terminated the contract himself, he could ensure he would not lose out. He might even use Ryuen's desire to terminate the contract as an excuse to make a fuss and take the opportunity to earn a fortune!
There were gains and losses.
Since Bai Lan definitely would not take a loss, if Ryuen really terminated the contract, then naturally, Ryuen's side would be the one losing out!
Ryuen could not figure out exactly how Bai Lan would handle it.
Without knowing anything, Ryuen did not dare recklessly step into the trap Bai Lan had laid.
Besides, Ryuen felt that Bai Lan was not the shortsighted sort who would drain the pond to catch all the fish.
He should understand the principle that if you wanted a horse to run, you had to feed it grass.
He would not want a Class C that completely gave up and left him unable to earn a single point.
Moreover, even if he wanted Class C to "sell points" to him in exchange for private points, the people in Class C still had to be willing to cooperate!
Otherwise, how could someone from Class D sell Class C's points?
Since Class C had been willing to cooperate at that time, it meant that Bai Lan had probably tempted them with some benefit that had made them envious.
In other words, even if Bai Lan really planned to use Class C's class evaluation points to "sell points" someday, that should be the "bait" he paid to obtain even greater