Wang Wang's gaze swept among the few who had not yet expressed their opinions. His voice was calm, but it carried an invisible pressure.

After a long while, no one responded to him; struggle was written on everyone's face.

"Time waits for no one; dragging this out will do no good for anyone."

It wasn't until he urged him again that Liang Wenbin, the bespectacled man, seemed to have figured something out. He looked up and said, "Old Wang, I have a few questions that you must answer clearly."

"First, Hitta's statement that the operation minimized the impact needs further clarification."

"Does this mean they used their own resources to help us complete the necessary procedures, or did they use other non-public methods to cover it up?"

"The legal risks, potential problems, and time costs of these two options are completely different and must be clearly understood."

"Secondly, what is the basis for the 15% price reduction? Is there a detailed secondary evaluation report? We can't just listen to a single number."

"Third, if the deal goes through, how will the money be divided? When will it arrive in our accounts? Will it be divided according to shareholding ratio, or... is there some other arrangement?"

His last question seemed to have a hidden meaning.

This was probably a test to see if Wang Wang had given Li Ji and his associates any additional promises.

Seeing Liang Wenbin waver, Fang Jinhai's face instantly darkened. He didn't want to experience this feeling of being out of control again in a short period of time.

"Binzi, you need to think this through. This is no joke. A 15% price reduction is no small amount. Who knows what other agreements Wang Wang and Xita might have behind the scenes that we don't know about?"

"If we raise our hands now, our lives and property will no longer be our own."

These words put Liang Wenbin in a dilemma once again. At this critical juncture, no one could possibly make an absolutely decisive decision.

Wang Wang ignored Fang Jinhai's instigation and looked directly at the man with glasses: "These questions are all open and transparent, and I can answer them for you."

"First, Hita's operation follows the proper procedure for rectifying legacy issues. Their legal team will handle everything, with the core being the payment of any outstanding taxes and late fees, and the completion of all legal documents."

"This is not a cover-up, but a problem-solving approach that is open and aboveboard."

"Secondly, as I have already made clear, the 15% is based on a risk discount. Potential penalties and time delays arising from the agreement need to be factored in."

"Third, the distribution of funds will be made normally according to shareholding. You can rest assured about this; the entire process is absolutely transparent, and there are no private agreements involved."

Wang Wang's answer was clear and silenced most of the technical questions.

As Liang Wenbin listened, most of the doubts on his face lessened. He glanced at Fang Jinhai, seemingly making a final decision.

Seeing this, Fang Jinhai knew things were going badly: "You can't believe everything he says without evidence!"

"Why should Shita take responsibility for us? You should think carefully about how he treated us before."

This was said to Liang Wenbin, but also to the others who hadn't raised their hands yet.

On the right side of the table, Yang Peng, a relatively young member, seemed increasingly agitated by the increasingly oppressive atmosphere.

"Old Fang, the problem now is, if we don't sell, we'll all die together."

"If we sell it, at least we can get some money back. I just want to ask Old Wang one question: do you dare swear on what you said today?"

Fang Jinhai immediately wanted to argue, but before he could speak, Wang Wang interrupted him: "As long as the transaction is completed smoothly, Hita will issue a written commitment to assume all historical responsibilities arising therefrom. This is a clause written into the acquisition contract. The premise is that we must first reach an internal consensus to push the transaction into the next stage."

He then looked at Fang Jinhai: "Fang Jinhai, you may not believe me. Then please come up with a better solution in front of everyone."

"After arguing for so many days, besides shifting blame, have you made any substantial progress?"

"Have you found a new buyer? Can you revive Yunhai and pay off its outstanding payments and wages?"

"If you can, I will resign from my position as president immediately, and you can take over this role."

"If you don't have the ability, then don't block everyone's way of life!"

A barrage of questions left Jin Hai blushing deeply. He opened his mouth, but couldn't utter a single coherent syllable.

The fact is, he really didn't have a solution.

In the few days that Wang Wang was away, he was essentially the temporary leader, but all progress was stuck in the same place.

Aside from deepening internal resentment and further stalemate the situation, it has achieved absolutely nothing.

Hearing this, Liang Wenbin sighed deeply, as if a heavy burden had been lifted from his shoulders: "Yunhai cannot rot in the hands of a few of us, otherwise we would be letting down the older generation of Yunhai people."

"My career is on the verge of collapse, but I don't want to lose even the last bit of goodwill I have left. Otherwise, I'll really be left with nothing."

After saying that, he ignored Fang Jinhai's fiery gaze and slowly raised his hand from under the table.

With this vote, the outcome was essentially sealed.

Seeing this, Wu Peng seemed to give up struggling. He scratched his hair in frustration and raised his hand as well: "Damn it, we're just going to die anyway."

Six votes.

In the end, only Fang Jinhai and another member who kept his head down remained.

The member seemed unwilling to abandon Fang Jinhai; his lips trembled a few times before he finally whispered, "I abstain."

"Okay, the resolution is passed."

With the voting concluded, Wang Wang immediately stood up and announced, "Next, Xita will be fully deployed to Yunhai to review all asset documents."

"I hope everyone will cooperate fully."

"I will do my best to accompany everyone on the last journey of the sea of ​​clouds."

Seeing that the situation was hopeless, Fang Jinhai suddenly stood up, his eyes bloodshot, glared at Wang Wang, and then looked around at these "traitors".

Without saying a word, he slammed the door and left.

The remaining people in the meeting room had different expressions: some were relieved, some were bewildered, but most of them were exhausted and heartbroken.

Despite the scene before him, Wang Wang showed no sign of relaxation.

He knew better than anyone that, given Fang Jinhai's personality, he would never let the matter rest so easily.

To ensure a smooth transition, we need to give Chen Jun a heads-up.

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