Actually, Boss Bao's way of dealing with counterfeits was very simple. He knew that his woman, Lingzi, was greedy for money, so he stocked a large number of genuine T-shirts at the Night Tokyo restaurant she ran.
As the Three Rams T-shirts became a bestseller, Lingzi looked at the shirts upstairs as if they were an endless pile of cash. In the end, she couldn't resist and sold every last one.
Then, after hearing about it from Li Li, Boss Bao deliberately flew into a rage at Lingzi and demanded that she buy back all the counterfeit shirts.
A Bao's intention was clear: he wanted everyone to know that even he didn't have any genuine T-shirts in his possession. If they wanted the real thing, they could only buy it at Hulian Department Store.
This unconventional tactic of buying a thousand gold coins' worth of a beast's bones worked remarkably well. It cut off every source of high-quality counterfeits in one fell swoop.
As a result, many people from the textile factories had hoped to make a little money from high-quality knockoffs, only to find themselves stuck with unsold goods.
Boss Bao and Boss Fan had successfully kept the entire T-shirt order to themselves, leaving everyone else envious and resentful.
But it also planted a hidden danger. After all, A Bao had schemed against Lingzi. If she didn't catch on, all would be well. But once she did, it would drive a wedge between them.
Still, plenty of people hadn't understood Boss Bao's move. Lingzi was too busy fretting over the money to realize what had happened.
But Wang Mingzhu, who had spent a long time working alongside Wang Yue, saw right through it.
While chatting with Wang Yue, she marveled at Boss Bao's cleverness. Then, unable to contain her