"My name isn't hard to write, and it's not some taboo. What's wrong with writing it out directly?"
After saying that, Ye Yizhou shook his head in affirmation of his own words. "As long as they haven't mentioned my name, they aren't talking about me. I'm not that delusionally self-important. I don't think the whole world is talking about me."
Huh?
Was that how "delusionally self-important" was used?
"Scroll down a little. Let me see who reposted it."
Ye Yizhou lifted a finger slightly, signaling the staff member handling the screen projection.
"I do remember a few of these companies."
Ye Yizhou propped his chin on his left hand, a hint of mockery in his languid voice:
"They don't bother with quality control, their defect rates rise every year, and they listen to feedback without changing a thing. When their contracts expire and aren't renewed, they don't examine their own problems, but they certainly want to ride the publicity. Whoever works with suppliers like these is in for a treat. Congratulations!"
Ye Yizhou's words immediately caused an uproar.
Not only were the people present shocked, but the viewers watching the interview livestream were utterly astonished too.
They had originally thought the suppliers were dissatisfied with Lingyao Group's decision to willingly lower its standards and were protesting through concrete action.
At the time, that move had won considerable approval, and they had promptly secured partnerships with several companies.
Thanks to that publicity, their name recognition and orders had risen, making them big winners.
They had planned it all so well, only to be blindsided by this move from Ye Yizhou.
"Some viewers are questioning whether you're deliberately smearing them and spreading rumors. Do you have a response?"
Someone who had been following the viewers' comments throughout the livestream immediately posed the