Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder’s Record of Counterattacks

He just wanted to ask about the body cream.

Marrying such a woman seemed acceptable. He could marry her, keep her like a big Buddha, and maybe even make some money.

But he loved Ding Ningdie, so he would never marry this woman.

The 3 billion would just be her compensation to Ding Ningdie.

She had always bullied Ding Ningdie, so this money made sense as compensation.

Going forward, he should also treat Ding Ningdie even better.

Fortunately, the company was slowly getting back on track.

The products returned to their original prices. It wasn’t possible to keep them so cheap forever. They were already losing money, and continuing like this wasn’t an option.

A price war wasn’t a long-term strategy.

When the Bai family company’s products increased in price, customers who had gotten used to the low prices were unhappy. Even though the prices were now normal, they couldn’t shake the sense of dissatisfaction.

They were able to buy the products cheaply before, why were prices rising now? They wouldn’t buy them anymore.

They had only bought Bai family products because they were cheap. Now that they weren’t, who would want them?

The Bai family’s products faced the embarrassing situation of not being in demand again.

In the end, this was all due to the past series of events causing the Bai family to lose the public’s trust.

Bai Hanmo: …

He thought the company was back on track, but the situation was still dire.

Bai Hanmo was so angry his head felt like it was about to explode, and his heart began to ache. He felt a spasm in his heart that was very uncomfortable.

Bai Hanmo wondered if he had a heart condition. He feared that if this continued, he might lose his mind.

Why were things still so chaotic?

Bai Hanmo felt something was wrong with him, especially when the secretary informed him that the company’s stock price had started to fall again.

Bai Hanmo felt dizzy.

To boot, someone was dumping a large number of stocks at low prices, which was disastrous for the company.

Bai Hanmo suppressed his inner rage and said, “Go find out who is dumping the stocks.”

This action was clearly driven by spite, as it aimed to undermine the company—even at the actor’s own expense. Dumping stocks at such a low price would drag down the company’s stock value.

Stockholders would lose a lot of money in the process.

This was a conspiracy.

Bai Hanmo knew someone was deliberately dumping stocks, but he couldn’t do anything since he didn’t even know who was behind it.

The person was willing to lose money just to dump the stocks.

Bai Hanmo grew so irritable that he flipped the table, looking a bit crazed. He couldn’t release his inner anger, and nothing could relieve it.

He felt like destroying everything.

The company’s situation had just started to improve, but now it was back to square one.

After failing once, he thought he could get back up, but now he was failing again.

Even someone with a strong will couldn’t withstand such repeated blows.

Just as he saw a glimmer of hope, it was snuffed out.

Bai Hanmo’s sense of defeat now was even stronger than after his first failure.

He felt hopeless, even seeing himself as a failure who would never recover.

He felt like he’d fallen into a pit and didn’t want to climb out, fearing he’d just be knocked down again and again.

A voice in his heart whispered, “Just give up, you’re a failure. Without the Bai family, you’d be nothing.”

He would never be able to get back up.

He couldn’t borrow money, and the company was on the brink of bankruptcy.

The previous 3 billion had been obtained through coaxing and deception, and he couldn’t pull it off again.

He had lost everything, absolutely everything…

Bai Hanmo had never felt so hopeless. When the company had faced a similar situation before, it hadn’t affected him like this.

This failure reinforced his belief that he was a failure who would never recover.

This blow had an unprecedented impact on Bai Hanmo’s mental state.