Shu Yuntu thought carefully and found some reason in it.
After all, even if he were to take over the company, he wouldn't know how to manage it—there was a good chance he might even cause the company to lose money.
"So how about this, you give me some shares? I don't ask for too much, just five percent," Shu Yuntu said.
Compared to taking over the company, getting shares was more beneficial. Although he was illiterate, he knew that owning shares would allow him to receive dividends.
"Not much? Five percent of Fanzhuo shares could sell for over a billion on the market. Your request isn't excessive at all," Shu Ya mocked him, which was quite a lion's demand.
It wasn't Shu Yuntu's fault as a literacy, he thought five percent was very little, but he had no idea how much that five percent was worth.
Owning that five percent meant that he would receive tens of millions in dividends annually, which was enough money for him to squander.
