Self-Reliance
Manager Ma Jing's cautious attitude was a good thing, but Li Bai did not care. He said, "There's no one else here. Just say what you need to say!"
"Oh! It's nothing major. A Feng Shui Master brought a few disciples to our door, hoping to drum up some business."
If Li Bai had not come, Manager Ma would usually have handled it himself. Since he happened to be there, he casually reported it.
"Oh, I thought someone was jealous of the manor and had come looking for a handout. Forget it. Give them two thousand yuan and send them away!"
Li Bai shook his head, having no interest in meeting that Feng Shui Master.
In Huaxia, architectural design firms of any decent size incorporated the ancient culture of Feng Shui into their plans. There was no need to make up for it afterward by hiring a Feng Shui Master to correct anything. That would be completely superfluous.
Besides, Li Bai himself had a Feng Shui Master friend. If necessary, there was no need to seek help farther afield.
"Alright. I'll send them away later. Actually, we don't even need to give them any money."
Ma Jing nodded. He was a dedicated Professional Manager who considered Li Bai and Xiao Jiangnan, the two shareholders, in everything he did.
From the day construction began at the manor to the final stages now, he had basically never given the two of them anything to worry about. He had managed everything in perfect order, ensuring that the manor's current state fully matched the original design—and was even more impressive.
"It's fine. They came all this way, so just treat it as travel expenses and make a friendly connection."
Li Bai was rarely this generous. It was also for the sake of his