Those Who Achieve Great Things Are Slow to Do So

Langya Wang summed up the secret of her success as: speaking and doing things in a slow manner. This seems to go against common sense, because we always say that we should strike first to gain the upper hand, but Langya Wang family has used wisdom passed down for thousands of years and bloody lessons to tell us: Those who achieve great things must be slow. The protagonist of this book, Director Wang, the founder of "The King and the Horse Share the World", is a chronic man. Facing the challenges from wealthy families such as Sima Family and Yingchuan Yu Family, he always let those who like to strike first to gain the upper hand to try and make mistakes, and then learn from their failures to reduce their own trial and error costs. In the end, he relied on this "slow-paced" wisdom to defeat all his contemporaries, making the Langya Wang family a powerful family that overpowered the imperial power and controlled the world behind the scenes. If you want to achieve small things and pursue small profits, you may have to strike first; but if you want to achieve big things and create a century-old foundation, you might as well wait a moment.