Internship to Build a Tens of Billions Business District, a Young Master Parachuted in to Seize My Power

[Urban Management + System + Card BUFF + Business Counterattack + Not Suffering + Collective Regret] The good news is that Lin Chuan used seventeen business cards to revive Yunhai Plaza; the bad news is that a young master descended on him at the celebration and took away his rights; the even worse news is that the more successful the project is, the more people want to pick peaches. Scene 1 Lin Chuan brought Yunhai Square back to life, but the young master of the group tore up Lin Chuan's appointment. After Lin Chuan signed the handover list, he reminded: "You take the credit, and the responsibility will be taken over." When the group was on the verge of bankruptcy, the director of the group begged on his knees: "Mr. Lin, I was also blinded by lard at that time. Can you come back?" Scene 2 Lin Chuan aims to make the Changle Night Market, which is about to be demolished, a daily turnover of 3 million, and capital wants to poach popular merchants at high prices. Lin Chuan turned around and won the long-term management rights of the new neighborhood. The collective collapse of capital: "No, how come he took away the business of the entire street?!" Scene 3 The international giants suddenly cut off their supply collectively, mocking China as being the only company that could always do the work for them. Lin Chuan conquered key technologies and built a completely independent and controllable business technology system. When the overseas blockade completely fails, the once aloof international giants can only come to the door with a settlement letter. What Lin Chuan defends is no longer just the business of a few companies, but the technical lifeblood of the world's commercial circulation system. "Back then, you relied on monopoly to decide who was qualified to serve." Lin Chuan took out an acquisition document and looked up at the crowd. "But what I want is that from now on, you will no longer have the qualification to make rules."