The Literary Life of a Stay-at-Home Dad.

Summary

Fu Jun decided to visit Jiangcheng to discuss business with Yang Yi, focusing on increasing capital for Sa Ha La Wang Shang Shang Cheng. He proposed buying 9% of Yang Yi's shares at a 30% premium, totaling over 23 million. Yang Yi, valuing the business at 2-3 billion, suggested trading Fu Jun's publishing house instead. Yang Yi wanted the publishing house for personal convenience in publishing his works. They agreed on the equity transfer and discussed Yang Yi's investment plans for Wei Bo, which required significant funding. Fu Jun offered to invest in Wei Bo, but Yang Yi advised him to concentrate on the online mall instead.

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