Chen Jie had studied medicine in college, but after going abroad, she left the medical field to study business. She even changed majors and had long since started working in real estate, so she was quite familiar with blueprints.
The blueprints Wang Yue had sent over were highly professional. They were even more pleasing to the eye than the ones designed by the renowned architects she had hired.
She quickly thought of how Wang Yue had acquired such a large estate at such a young age, and wondered if Wang Yue had paid someone else to draw them.
Since the plans were so professional, Chen Jie took them to her company's design department for evaluation, then prepared to take on the project.
When they contacted Wang Yue, however, he told them to go to his hometown and choose a convenient location for the construction.
They could ask Wang Yue for the money for the land and any subsequent investment. He wanted things to move quickly.
As a real estate investor, Chen Jie liked clients like Wang Yue best: they paid promptly and generously, without any fuss.
In the past, whenever her company found a suitable project, it often couldn't even get a meeting with the boss when it went looking for investors. A receptionist could easily turn them away.
Getting the final payment later was even more difficult. Every time, it was like begging for a favor, and sometimes they still couldn't get the money after a whole year.
So once they received Wang Yue's project, Chen Jie immediately set off for his hometown with Fang Yuan. They wanted to use a client as wealthy as Wang Yue to make the project an industry benchmark.
With that kind of reputation, other bosses would be asking to work with them in