Gao Yuan didn't tell Lin Hongnian his true intentions.
In business, if you go around announcing your plans before they're implemented, you're just asking for failure.
He had already decided to test the waters with GY first. After gauging the market's reaction for a while, he would then focus on developing the traditional Chinese-style series.
This would not only accumulate some users in the early stages but also help the team get into sync.
He would definitely not be sharing the profits from the system-labeled products with the Lin Group.
In exchange for 15% of the shares, letting the Lin Group have access to the system's secret formula was already Gao Yuan's bottom line.
'Don't even think about anything else.'
If Gao Yuan's foundation weren't so weak—if he had even a few tens of millions in hand—he wouldn't have chosen to cooperate with the Lin Group at all.
