Ji Wan wrote a five-year plan for Huo Zheng.
The outside world only knows that Huo's CEO has a vicious vision, but no one knows that the forty-seven core plans that doubled Huo's valuation were all written by her. She has no work license, no contract, and no design fee.
On the eve of the engagement party, Huo Zheng invested 300 million in exchange for his fiancée, and conveniently gave Fang Yao the signature rights to all the plans. He calculated very accurately: her father was in the ICU with a fever of 8,000 yuan a day, and she did not dare to fall out.
Ji Wan didn't make any fuss. She cleared all the first draft backups in Huo Zheng's computer in front of the two of them, and walked into her bitter rival Hengye Capital with the final draft of "Donglin Merger and Acquisition Case" to be used in tomorrow's pre-trial meeting.
The next afternoon, during the pre-trial meeting, Fang Yao was unable to answer questions from investors. Ji Wan used the loophole in the plan that Huo Zheng had personally picked out to freeze Huo's merger qualifications.
Huo Zheng handed over a 30 million check and she tore it up.
But the last page of the official contract handed over by Hengye said that the fabric formula left by her mother would be exclusive for ten years.
The old locks have just been unlocked and the new cuffs have been opened. But what Fang Yao wanted was never the false title of "god-level planner".
