"Don't be too optimistic. Zhou Group is Zhou Heting's life's work. If we want to acquire Zhou Group, Zhou Heting won't just sit back and do nothing." Ye Mingzhao waved a hand, signaling for the makeup artist touching up his makeup to wait a moment, then added, "He'll definitely find a way to borrow funds and keep buying up Zhou Group's shares."
So Zhou Heting would certainly make full use of these three days.
From the people Zhou Heting arranged to meet, Ye Mingzhao could also infer how much money he could raise and what his next counterattack would be.
In fact, based on Ye Mingzhao's understanding of Zhou Heting, whom Zhou Heting wanted to meet, whose money he intended to borrow, and roughly how much he could borrow... Ye Mingzhao had nearly all of it under his control.
The reason Ye Mingzhao allowed Zhou Heting to act without interfering at all was simply that he wanted to use this opportunity to force certain people to reveal their positions and expose some of the malice lurking beneath the surface.
After all, in the original novel, the "old friends" who colluded with Chu Hengyi to harm the Ye family included more than just the Zhou family.
It was merely that Zhou Heting had contributed the most, gained the greatest benefits after the Ye family's collapse, and bore the deepest malice toward Ye Mingzhao and the Ye family. Following the strategy of "capture the ringleader first," Ye Mingzhao naturally would not let Zhou Heting off.
But after successfully acquiring Zhou Group, Ye Mingzhao had no intention of sparing the underlings who had aided and abetted evil either—
Chu Hengyi was, after all, blood of the Ye family. Ye Mingzhao did not want to truly lay a hand on him for fear of