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

Summary

Lan Zhou Kai invites Yang Yi for tea, expressing surprise at discovering Yang Yi's ownership of a large enterprise, including Weibo and Sahara Online Mall. Yang Yi explains that while Weibo is challenging to profit from, Sahara has immense potential due to its low-price advantage and growing customer base. He persuades Lan Zhou Kai to invest in Sahara instead of Weibo, highlighting its rapid growth from a valuation of 10 million to 200 million in six months. Yang Yi provides Fu Jun's contact for investment discussions, emphasizing the urgency of financing to capitalize on Sahara's market position.

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