The reason why Zhao Kai felt like he had sold himself out was that the compensation Qin Yu agreed to with him was a base salary plus sales commission.
In those days, the concept of commissions wasn't very popular in Lingxi Town. Most sales jobs relied on basic salaries, especially in small shops.
However, Zhao Kai had no idea how much profit these plants would bring to Qin Yu. He couldn't imagine that he could get a part of it, so he was initially overwhelmed by the change of status from a shop owner to someone's employee. He reluctantly started to sublet the shop and resigned himself to Qin Yu's coercion.
In just a few days, the name of the store's owner had changed, but Qi Yun, who personally supervised the processing of the documents, seemed to have anticipated this, making Zhao Kai increasingly believe that Wen Heng was behind Qin Yu.
He gave in once again.
