That question stumped Pei Qian. That's right. If GOG mindlessly follows suit, what should they do?
Pei Qian knew that there had already been inconsistencies in his decisions. Before this, Tengda had been competing with other companies, which could not compete with Tengda when it came to burning money.
After all, other companies would either burn their bosses' money or their investors' money. Unless the boss did not care for money—just like Pei Qian, they would not be as carefree when it came to spending.
Thus, Tengda would always be able to burn the most money.
However, GOG was Tengda's game, and it had the same spending capacity!
Still, Pei Qian quickly calmed himself down. It was just a minor problem with the system.
I just have to make sure that IOI perpetually has more funds than GOG, right?
