Technology and Management

"Mr. Li Wei Wickens, do you have a way to solve this problem?"

Randolph, the designer of the Firebolt, widened his eyes and asked Li Wei with increased urgency.

"Of course." Li Wei nodded. He had not expected the Firebolt to be so close to completion.

As long as this crucial problem was resolved, they could more or less produce the finished product and put it on the market!

"Then..." Randolph wanted to ask Li Wei how to solve the problem, but felt that it involved trade secrets and did not know how to bring it up.

"Let's talk somewhere private!"

Li Wei immediately smiled and exchanged a glance with Grave Sanchez. From Randolph's words, he knew there would be little difficulty in discussing the investment next.

"Alright." Even though Randolph was socially anxious, he could read between the lines. He glanced at the two goblin alchemists who were threatening to quit, then finally nodded.

The three entered Randolph's office. Without much persuasion, Li Wei convinced the socially anxious Randolph to accept his investment.

Thirty thousand Galleons, plus a position as technical consultant and the resolution of the Firebolt's technical issues—this was Li Wei's investment, in exchange for which he received sixty percent of Black Forest Company and all its products.

The Wizarding World did not have such complicated shareholding mechanisms. Put simply, every time a Firebolt was sold in the future, Li Wei would receive sixty percent of the profits.

He even held sixty percent ownership of the Firebolt itself, the fastest Flying broomstick in history.

After signing a magically binding contract, the relationship between Li Wei and Randolph became much closer.

Specifically, Randolph was no longer so nervous when speaking with Li Wei.

"Li Wei, sorry for the trouble, but could you explain how to resolve the conflict