Hearing this, Tu Le's face turned red, somewhat embarrassed.
He hadn't been calling Li Rushan much lately, not because he was blaming Li Rushan for the losses incurred, after all, as a second-generation investor, he still possessed the basic awareness.
It would be unreasonable to credit oneself for being smart when making a profit but blame others when facing a loss, wouldn't it?
As an investor, while one could garner investment advice from various sources, some of which might even hold significant weight, ultimately, the final decision was one's own, and thus, one must take responsibility.
So, even if the business of the shop was looking bleak, he didn't have much intention of blaming Li Rushan.
On the contrary, he had not been in touch with Li Rushan lately because he felt slightly guilty.
After all, Li Rushan's insights weren't faulty!
Look at the 404 Studio he invested in; didn't one of their games become a massive hit?
