Lin Feng could figure it out, and so naturally could Lu Zhenhai and the others; Xiao Qinglan was using an overt strategy because regardless of winning or losing, she would still be the largest shareholder, while Lu Zhenhai would no longer be the second largest.
With share dilution and the introduction of new shareholders, Lu Zhenhai's influence would be weakened, and although Xiao Qinglan's significant portion of shares meant that dilution wasn't lethal for her, Lu Zhenhai could potentially fall to the third-largest shareholder.
The newly birthed second largest shareholder would naturally be all the villagers of Lu Village, but since this second shareholder was a collective share, they couldn't participate in company management, meaning Xiao Qinglan would still sit firmly at the helm of the group, while Lu Zhenhai's power to speak would decrease.
In another setting, Lu Zhenhai might not agree, but now faced with all the villagers of Lu Village, would he dare to refuse?
