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After all, in the eyes of many noble families, they had already consumed the most delicious part of the population dividend and had made a fortune. The remaining interests were no longer considered substantial. Rather than lingering here until the market shrank and making an awkward exit, it was better to find someone to take over while it still seemed prosperous and make another profit.
However, the choice of the person to take over was up for debate; there were at least a few important criteria to be met. The first was wealth, and the second was that this person must not have too strong a power for support.
Wealth was necessary because the agency was incredibly bustling at the moment, and outsiders were green with envy. How could one resist but to fleece them.
Similarly, even the most foolish person, upon actually taking over the agency, would realize that the business wasn't as rosy as it appeared.
