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The more Li Hong thought about it, the more he felt that the Soul Clan was the perfect workforce.
Coming from another world, they had no concerns about loyalty. He could hand over the assembly of the Virtual Helmets to them without worrying about any leaks of the blueprints.
They were also easy to manage; they didn’t require much in terms of salary or benefits to work diligently for him.
As expected, when Soulmate proposed this idea, Mark and the others quickly expressed their opinions. Without exception, they all approved of the plan.
“Boss, I think there’s no problem with Soulmate’s proposal.”
“Yes, we can trust the Soul Clan, and we won’t have to worry about salary expenses exceeding our budget.”
“With tens of thousands of members in the Soul Clan, they can fully support the production line for the Virtual Helmets.”
“Exactly, using the Soul Clan for assembling the Virtual Helmets is our best choice.”
“…”
The unanimous agreement from everyone gave Li Hong confidence. Since they all felt this way and he was optimistic about the plan as well, what else was there to think about?
“Soulmate, gather everyone from the Soul Clan. Mark will assist you; just make sure we are ready for production,” Li Hong decided.
“Got it!” Soulmate replied confidently.
Mark nodded as well. “Okay, I’ll do my best to cooperate with Soulmate.”
Li Hong acknowledged them with a sound and said, “The launch of the Virtual Helmet is our top priority right now. Before we hold the press conference, I need you to produce at least one hundred thousand units of the Virtual Helmet. This will ensure that we can quickly capture a portion of the market after the launch.”
“Can we accomplish that?”
Mark hesitated a bit. Although the addition of over twenty thousand members from the Soul Clan would speed up production significantly, producing a full hundred thousand helmets was no simple task.
“Boss, when is the press conference scheduled?”
Li Hong pondered for a moment before explaining, "There's no rush, but it should be by the end of this month. In other words, you have a week to complete it."
"That’s no problem. A week is enough time for us to produce hundreds of thousands of Virtual Helmets," Mark said with a sigh of relief.
"Don't worry about inventory piling up. This is a revolutionary product; we will only run short on stock. Produce as much as you can. Use all the funds in the company account to purchase raw materials," Li Hong advised with concern.
"Understood!" Mark nodded in agreement.
Just as Li Hong was about to proceed with the next agenda of the meeting, hurried footsteps suddenly echoed from outside the conference room.
A woman in a red dress, wearing high heels, barged into the meeting room despite the attempts of several employees to stop her.
"Which one of you is Li Hong? Step forward!" The woman scanned the room and shouted angrily.
"I am Li Hong. Who are you? What do you want?" Li Hong asked, frowning.
"I am Wang Ping, the manager of Lin Ruxian. You can call me Sister Wang. I need to talk to you about something; can we find a place to discuss it?"
"Lin Ruxian?" Li Hong thought to himself, puzzled as to why Lin Ruxian's manager had come looking for him.
However, since she had come with a purpose, Li Hong felt it would be rude to avoid her.
After hastily announcing the meeting's conclusion, Li Hong led Sister Wang into his office.
"What do you need from me?" After pouring Sister Wang a cup of hot tea, Li Hong asked while sitting down.
Once they were alone in the room, Sister Wang explained, "Stop playing games with me. I’ll ask you directly: Are you responsible or not?"
"Responsible? What am I responsible for?" Li Hong chuckled in disbelief.
This woman must have lost her mind. She rushed over here thinking something serious had happened, only to confront him about taking responsibility?
"Come on, what responsibility does he have? He barely knows Lin Ruxian; they’re just acquaintances. Why should Li Hong be held accountable?"
Seeing Li Hong's confused expression, Sister Wang snapped, "Oh, so you’re a coward who dares to act but not take responsibility."
"Hold on, why are you speaking so harshly? Why are you insulting me?" Li Hong frowned.
His impression of Sister Wang plummeted in an instant. This woman was going too far; what was the point of starting off with insults?
Realizing she had overstepped, Sister Wang felt a bit embarrassed but still insisted, "Fine, I shouldn’t have said that. But you really infuriate me! Lin Ruxian has suffered so much because of you, and you don’t even react?"
"Suffered for me? Where is that coming from?" Li Hong was even more puzzled. Why was Sister Wang’s way of speaking so convoluted?
He and Lin Ruxian were completely innocent; how had their relationship suddenly turned into something unmentionable in Sister Wang's words?
Sister Wang's expression turned icy as she asked coldly, "Tell me, do you have a child?"
"Yes, but what does that have to do with her?" Li Hong asked in confusion.
"Just listen to me. Did you invite Lin Ruxian over to your house for dinner a couple of days ago?"
"That’s true… No, wait, I didn’t invite her; she insisted on coming over." Li Hong quickly clarified.
Sister Wang waved her hand dismissively. "Forget about that. Just answer me: did Lin Ruxian come to your house for dinner or not?"
"She did come over, but it was her idea; I never invited her." Li Hong explained.
Sister Wang rolled her eyes at him and said seriously, "It’s precisely because Lin Ruxian came over for dinner and you have a child that she’s now in big trouble!"
"Huh? What kind of trouble?"
Sure enough, Sister Wang's tactic of shifting focus worked wonders. Li Hong's attention shifted away from whether he had invited Lin Ruxian for dinner and was now drawn to this new revelation.
"A single female artist unexpectedly went to a single father's house for dinner, and the two appeared quite close. Soon after, they were flirting on Weibo. Is this not a big deal?" Sister Wang asked with a sly glint in her eyes.
Li Hong nodded blankly, then frowned and said, "But what does this have to do with me? You put me in charge before; how is this related?"
"You’re playing dumb, aren’t you?"
Sister Wang scolded angrily, "Do you think you have no responsibility in this matter? Who disregarded the consequences and let Lin Ruxian go to his house for dinner? And who was it that flirted with Lin Ruxian on Weibo?"
"What? How can this be blamed on me?" Li Hong's mouth dropped open wide enough to fit a fist inside.
He never expected that this could be pinned on him. After all, he hadn’t done anything!
This was truly a case of trouble coming from nowhere.
However, Li Hong was not the kind of young man who could be easily intimidated by Sister Wang. He quickly explained, "Sister Wang, right? I admit I may have been at fault before, but the greater responsibility lies with Lin Ruxian herself. Why should I bear the blame alone?"
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