I F**king Exposed Myself Again

Lin Qi's actions had shown many people just how scheming this young man was.

Well, that wasn't quite right. It would be more accurate to say they had seen how capable he was.

Whether they liked him or not, everyone was extremely interested in the choice he had made.

Every Moment's potential for growth had yet to be fully revealed. With hybrid cigarettes and the new all-flue-cured cigarettes entering the market, cigarettes had already become the "golden apple" on everyone's lips.

Every Moment's dominance over tobacco products like Kolef allowed it to establish a complete brand in the cigarette industry much more quickly. From brand value to retail outlets, it no longer needed to pay any additional construction costs.

At the same time, the derivative value brought by a high-end brand like Kolef would be fully reflected in its cigarettes. When people chose cigarettes for the first time, they would be more inclined to favor famous brands rather than small ones they had never heard of.

This shopping mentality—something like, "A brand this famous can't be that bad, no matter what"—could bring Every Moment a large number of highly active users.

As long as their products were not too poor, people would remain loyal to their first choice.

Everyone knew that the hugely profitable tobacco industry was about to arrive. But everyone also knew that it was not easy to enter.

Companies worth hundreds of millions, or even billions, stood in the way of every capitalist trying to enter the industry. They were not individual tobacco companies. They were mountains—towering mountains.

Conquering those mountains was no easy task. That was why capitalists often warned young people not to touch industries they did not understand.

Because they could not get in, many people simply smashed themselves to death outside the mountains.