Wang Li's Timing

"Recently, someone sent me several emails in a row, saying he wanted to buy sixty percent of my company's shares for five million. Do either of you urgently need money? If you do, Mom will sell the shares!"

Song Fengying had not come to Western Capital solely to see her two children. In fact, she was so poor she could barely keep the pot boiling, and had even chosen uninhabited areas for her livestreams to attract viewers with their novelty.

She had not even been able to scrape together the money for an airbus ticket to Western Capital.

She looked glamorous, but Song Fengying's pockets were empty.

She had poured every cent she earned in tips into the bottomless pit that was her livestreaming website.

She had barely managed to balance her income and expenses before, but that balance had been shattered the moment Zhang Xuezhou entered Canglan Academy.

A flood of users had poured into the livestreaming website, prompting Song Fengying to overhaul and upgrade it in an attempt to expand into video sharing.

But she had not expected the overhaul to be so expensive.

Retaining users was crucial to her. No user liked a website that lagged, and no user would regularly visit a website with nothing memorable about it.

She needed to keep users on the site. It was not just the site's user capacity she needed to expand; more importantly, she needed users to keep sharing all kinds of interesting memories on it.

That would build a shared ecosystem and keep users on the site, even bringing them back again and again, instead of having them close it after watching Zhang Xuezhou's livestreamed interview.

Every cent was being steadily funneled into acquisition costs.

She had even taken most of Zhang Weimeng's royalties and put them into