Stay Home Daddy: I Was Reborn After My Daughter Passed Away
Chapter 993: Nine hundred and eighty-eight, Gu Chen is really not simple

Chapter 993: Nine hundred and eighty-eight, Gu Chen is really not simple

"Zhou Dasheng assigned you this task, and you didn’t handle it well. Now I’ve solved the problem,"

he came right out and said it at that time.

After he finished speaking, the surrounding executives seemed unable to hold back,

bursting into foolish laughter, their eyes filled with a sense of mockery.

The Communications Group isn’t owned by just one person.

There are many, many beneficiaries behind the Communications Group.

Although they all sat together at that time, they were united in appearance only, not in heart.

Even amongst themselves, there was a feeling of hostility.

When Zhou Dasheng heard these words, his eyes did not reveal any signs of anger,

even though he was getting a little angry inside.

But it was still fine, he was able to tolerate it.

So even at that moment, he continued to speak very earnestly.

"Gu Chen started out in the catering business and has made it to where he is today.

Do you guys really think society is that simple? At least from what I know,

this man has a vision far beyond many of us. For instance, the first internet café in our country was opened by him.

And he was the first to think of converting his restaurant into the foreign style,

expanding into numerous branches to collect what’s called franchise fees.

This kind of forward-thinking strategy is something many of us wouldn’t dare try even if we thought of it.

But he bravely took the step and succeeded.

And his brand of Baijiu, I believe you must have heard of it.

It’s truly earned a resounding reputation by now.

Basically, wherever you walk, in any supermarket in the streets and alleys,

you will see this product, everyone.

Don’t you understand yet? Gu Chen is not that simple.

The methods we’re using now, I think he probably guessed them long ago.

And if there are no surprises, he should also have thought about countermeasures a long time ago.

It’s very likely he’s just waiting for us to do exactly this."

Chairman Zhou said to everyone present at that time.

His tone was very firm, as if convinced he could foresee everything behind the problem.

However, after he finished his analysis,

everyone seemed to act nonchalantly.

And the guy in the cowboy hat directly asked him,

"You say you think this won’t work, but looking at the facts before us right now,

we’ve been very successful. His entire industry is virtually paralyzed.

In such a scenario, you’re telling me they still have the capacity to advance further.

Why should I believe this nonsense you’re talking about?"

He said this straight to Chief Zou at the time.

When Chairman Zhou heard this, his expression became very serious.

He did not expect this guy to pick a quarrel with him at this moment.

He also felt a bit angry but at that time, childishly, he tolerated it.

He knew arguing was not the goal, and bickering further had no meaning.

Therefore, under such circumstances, he had to first stabilize his own emotions.

He felt that he really was one of the calmer ones.

"Ladies and gentlemen, I think right now we really need to pep up,"

"instead of fussing over what seem to be minor issues."

At that moment, he spoke with increasing conviction in his eyes.

Regrettably, no one present took his words to heart.

Even their gazes were filled with persistent doubt towards him.

Facing everyone’s attitude, he truly felt a near-desperate sensation.

He did not know what he could do to potentially change everyone’s mindset at this moment.

"I advise you, if you can’t understand these things,

you might as well not waste your time here anymore.

Why on earth should we believe any of these nonsense you’re spouting?"

The cowboy was even more assertive as he said this.

His gaze was as if he was absolutely certain about Chairman Zhou.

Chairman Zhou looked at them not with anger in his eyes,

but with a profound sense of powerlessness, feeling as though no matter what he said, he couldn’t change the attitude of these people.

He couldn’t understand why they couldn’t grasp such easily understandable things,

which made him incredibly angry. Even at this moment, he was gradually succumbing to a sense of hopelessness.

It felt as if he could no longer see any hope.

What end would there be to this if it continued?

He knew that by now he had no say anymore.

No matter what he said, the clever ones present wouldn’t believe him.

So, all he could do now was just shut up obediently, pretending nothing had happened.

Nobody seemed to take it to heart at all.

In fact, at this moment, everyone was praising the cowboy.

Upon hearing this, the cowboy’s lips curled slightly.

Pride was written all over his face, reveling in the sense of honor and achievement from everyone’s praise, along with a feeling of satisfaction.

He was thoroughly enjoying the feeling of superiority.

At the same time, he was very accustomed to it, as if he was indeed used to this kind of treatment.

In such a situation, Chairman Zhou could only stand by, watching helplessly.

He couldn’t even get a word in; he simply had no right to.

He sighed with resignation, no longer holding any other hope.

After all, meddling with pointless issues was meaningless now.

As time passed slowly, everything seemed to have calmed down, yet undercurrents were still hidden beneath the surface.

Lei Mi, on the other hand, followed Gu Chen’s instructions.

He actually held a press conference and invited various reporters.

Having no influence, he had to pay to lure these reporters.

And the fee offered was substantial, connecting with many newspapers.

Major media were also contacted just for the sake of reporting this matter.

He knew that if Gu Chen asked him to do it, it would definitely improve the situation to come.

At this moment, he was thoroughly, or perhaps could be called wholeheartedly, committed to this matter.

The press conference he called was indeed attended by people from all walks of life, everyone actively participating.

In what seemed like a huge soccer stadium,

the stage up front only had one very simple table and a big screen.

Once all the reporters had sat down,

Lei Mi was nervously preparing backstage.