However, Tian Yali's idea was far too dangerous. In Li Fei's view, all of this was nothing more than a pipe dream. If capital had any sense of reason, it would never have done such a thing. They prepared the battle plan overnight—or perhaps even before that, upon foreseeing the potential development of the cardamom paste or the influence those wealthy women might bring, and the massive profits that would follow.
If their targets were only these wealthy women at the beginning, perhaps such a thing wouldn't have happened. This was Tian Yali's understanding, but not Li Fei's. In his eyes, for every action there is a reaction; whether targeting the high-end market or the mass market, counterfeits are bound to emerge. And with the prevalence of fake products, these capitalists would also be prompted to act.
As long as they saw profits that interested them, in industries they could monopolize, these capitalists would strike at the first opportunity.
