Alibaba's Biggest Threat Was Group Buying

"Your boyfriend died? When?"

"Just a few days ago."

"He just died a few days ago, and you came to the conference?!"

"What's the big deal? The employees of Pingtuan have always put work first."

After hearing Jia Yueting, he swallowed and thought, Pingtuan was the truly ruthless company. No wonder they had won battle after battle.

Jiang Qin ignored his shock, greeted several guests around him, and walked inside.

His arrival seemed to bring an indescribable air to the venue. Although Pingtuan had the fewest attendees, its presence seemed the strongest, and the attention it received faintly surpassed even Alibaba and Tencent.

The reason for all this attention was simple: several of the delegations present had seemingly been beaten up by them. In particular, Bibi, Kuaidi, and Uber were still nursing fresh wounds.

But Jiang Qin was not actually some violent thug who beat up everyone he met. It was simply that Pingtuan's ecosystem was the most complete, covering everything from supply and group buying to food delivery, logistics, maps, news, and social networking. Every company found it impossible to avoid the name.

At that moment, Yu Yongjie led the Gaode delegation through the crowd and joined Pingtuan.

Gaode was controlled by Pingtuan and could also be considered a Pingtuan subsidiary. It had been branded as part of the Pingtuan Faction back in the group-buying era.

So before Pingtuan arrived, Yu Yongjie, who had reached the venue early, truly felt panicked at being surrounded by enemies with no allies. As a result, he had kept an extremely low profile the entire time.

But with Jiang Qin's arrival, that panic vanished completely and turned into the pride of two families that had once besieged everyone else: Who would dare mess with the two of us?

At the venue, the attendees