Wang Yi and his family rested for two more days.
Luo Lin and Boston Dynamics finally reached an agreement.
The final price was $16.5 million, $1.5 million more than Luo Lin had estimated.
Wang Yi now earned a lot every year, but he also had many expenses.
He donated nearly $5 million to $10 million to charity alone each year.
Then there was his investment company, which also needed tens of millions of dollars in investment each year.
On top of that, Magnificent Basketball School kept opening more and more branches, requiring tens of millions of dollars in investment every year.
Add in his various other investments, his spending on his physical health, and the private nutritionists and trainers on his team, and Wang Yi's annual expenses came to at least $50 million.
Although he still held shares in many Fortune 500 companies, those companies didn't pay dividends until the end of the year.
Wang Yi's Wushuang Platform had already become profitable. Its net profit was now around $1.2 billion a month.
After setting aside some money for reserves, Wang Yi could earn nearly $10 billion in pure income from Wushuang Platform each year. After taxes and other deductions, he would take home $8 billion.
But he would have to wait until the end of the year for that.
And it was only June now, the lean season between harvests.
So the money from Boston Dynamics had come at just the right time.
There was about a month between signing the contract and the match. That month was for Boston Dynamics to build up publicity.
Boston Dynamics began planning its promotional campaign, then poured money into it and started advertising heavily.
They even bought a huge amount of advertising on Wushuang Platform, earning Wang Yi another tidy sum.
Meanwhile, when