Chen Mu had not simply handed over a wealth of spirit stones and shops as charity...
Instead, he had tailored a business strategy for Ye Chengtian and the Ye Family.
He supplied the theory, while Ye Chengtian would personally handle the practical details.
This both preserved Ye Chengtian's dignity as an elder and demonstrated Chen Mu's unique talent in this field.
Chen Mu did not want his future father-in-law to think he was some pampered princeling with nothing but powerful connections, capable only of eating, drinking, and making merry.
He liked being a salted fish, lounging around and letting things slide, but when it was time to step up, he still had to step up.
A salted fish was still a salted fish after turning over, true enough, but at least turning over let it dry evenly and become a high-quality salted fish.
"Good! Wonderful! My worthy son-in-law, you truly are a business genius seen only once in a hundred years!" Throughout their discussion, Ye Chengtian's attitude toward Chen Mu had gradually changed.
He had gone from calling him Crown Prince to Little Mu, and then to his worthy son-in-law.
Drawing on memories from his previous life, Chen Mu had taught Ye Chengtian those business principles.
Capitalists' methods were certainly ruthless, but they worked.
Chen Mu chose to keep the essence and discard the dross.
He had opened up new avenues of thought for Ye Chengtian on business matters.
As for martial strength, Chen Mu believed that with a prodigy like Ye Qingcheng for a daughter, the family could hardly fall short.
Casually producing a single cultivation technique would attract a whole crowd of devoted followers.
As her husband, Chen Mu naturally could not hog every opportunity to shine. He had to leave some for his wife.
"For the Ye