My Lord, you need to stand up!

Chapter 489 Pregnancy
This left Wei Dong even more bewildered.

There wasn't even a hint of the joy of stealing a beautiful woman's heart.

Even the negative aftereffects of the previous two experiences still weighed heavily on his mind.

When Zhang Lanzhi left, her business had not yet grown significantly.

Has little effect.

With Dong Xueying gone, her younger sister took over the reins.

Being familiar with the business and trustworthy is what ensured that Wei Dong's large-scale operation did not run into any problems.

This inexplicable, or perhaps not so unexpected, beginning was not what Wei Dong was resisting, but rather what if the person left again?
He's starting to overreact.

So I spent the whole day continuing to communicate and refine the details with each department.

In some places, they have already identified and begun evaluating certain local products.

I kept myself even busier so I wouldn't have to face my sister-in-law.

I'd much rather play basketball with a bunch of guys at night, and then go to the food street for drinks and skewers – that's much more enjoyable.

But at this point, he would definitely be careful not to get drunk, just a little tipsy would be enough.

Moreover, whenever he wants to chat, there are plenty of people surrounding him.

Hong Tiancheng is still hanging around here with his men.

Chi Shiming also wanted to find several potential real estate partners from among them.

Wu Shengyun then did his best to maintain the boss's aura.

So Dong Xueqing, who had spent the whole day in a training session at Bailou, looked at her busy husband from afar when she returned home in the evening, and finally hugged her niece to sleep first.

This continued for several days in a row. Ten 212s were publicly awarded to outstanding sales companies in various regions, but they were actually registered under company names.

But those places without the concept of private cars are already overjoyed and eager to show off.

In the end, most of them still had to be transported by ship or driven back by a driver.

Everyone is emphasizing that they need to learn to drive, and they're even clamoring to reward themselves with a Cherokee or Santana next year!

We must fight tooth and nail to achieve this.

In this joyful and exciting atmosphere, Wei Dong gradually saw off all the people from various parties, leaving him with little personal time.

Everyone revered their leader as a god, knowing that he had focused all his efforts on the current situation.

But it wasn't for personal profit.

The ten-year agreement is more like a form of supervision and incentive.

Seeing how busy he was, Dong Xueqing didn't urge him, but gently and meticulously assisted him in doing all kinds of work.

Qin Yuye followed the group and even used the Hong Kong businessman's credentials to book plane tickets for He Yuemei and the others from eastern Guangdong. More than 30 people flew back to Yuezhou together.

She was also able to thoroughly investigate the situation there.

It was as if she had set a precedent.

A group of capable assistants seized the opportunity to travel around and conduct research.

Hong Tiancheng followed Zhang Lingyun to Northeast China to investigate how to make shampoos that prevent freezing in winter.

Old Geng returned to Pingjing because the construction of four buildings there required him to be extra vigilant.
Old Yao went to Chengdu with Han Guobin. The Xishan Factory's third-line computer relocation project still had land in Chengdu, so he went to take a look and also finalize the cooperation with the Post and Telecommunications Equipment Factory on electronics and electrical appliances.

Wu Shengyun went to Echang, where the situation was most complicated due to the extensive transportation network. There were also frequent clashes between the more than a dozen sales companies in the surrounding provinces.

Chi Shiming ultimately went to Shanghai first to carefully inspect the progress of a series of projects in the electronics industrial park there, including hotels, commercial centers, office buildings, and dormitories.

Many sales company managers from various counties and cities also took the opportunity to visit the Three Gorges, first going by boat to Shangzhou, as a way to learn firsthand about the way the boss operates at the grassroots level.

They managed to disperse several thousand people in a grand procession before January 10th.

Shen Cuiyue even joked that she should also go on a business trip somewhere, leaving Jiangzhou to the two of them.

Others might not understand why Wei Dong was so engrossed in his work, but she certainly knew the reason.

She let Wei Dong scold her for acting recklessly, but she didn't seek advice from the Jianghu girl to analyze her confusion. Discussing such a private matter with a girl shows no respect for anyone.

I plan to go back to Shangzhou for a while, so I can at least go to Master Chi's mountain to seek his guidance.

As soon as Chi Shiming arrived in Shanghai, he called: "The city is asking about the new community plan you made. It's less than a month before the Spring Festival, and they need to make a conclusion."

Wei Dong immediately ran away as if he had found a royal sword.

We just finished a sales conference and are currently integrating electronic accounting systems with various regions. It's also the peak sales season before the Spring Festival.

Dong Xueqing, who hadn't even had time to sort out her feelings about accompanying Rang Weidong on his business trips, was already pouting like a duck. But she still arranged for packing his luggage and saw Rang Weidong off without a single complaint.

Shen Cuiyue instructed Shi Tou and La Mu to follow along, so that Wei Dong could decide whether to leave the child with his sister-in-law alone or let the child stay with him and endure hardship.

It's quite tough being a two-and-a-half-year-old.

If time is tight, fly there.

With a crowd surrounding him, Wei Dong was even less likely to say anything private. He simply nodded slightly to Feng Chu, who was standing behind the crowd, and then turned and got into his car and left.

Dong Xueqing, who had always been attached to the relationship, had tears welling up in her eyes again.

Shen Cuiyue, who was holding her arm, observed her closely: "What's wrong? It seems like you two haven't had much time to be affectionate these past few days?"

Dong Xueqing also adhered to the principle of not talking about family matters to others: "There are still many days ahead, but you should know that I only have him in my heart. I don't even think about my sister anymore. Now I should focus on my work. Do you want to get the computer attendance system set up?"

Shen Cuiyue didn't change the subject: "Miss Qin is leaving. Why don't you stay at my place tonight? Let's have a good chat. Unless I die in front of him, I'll definitely be there for him through thick and thin. If you want to marry him, I'll definitely welcome you with applause. But we're not enemies, and we can't bother him with family matters."

After hesitating for a moment, Fengchu nodded.

Wei Dong then spent the entire time holding the baby and deep in thought.

His youngest daughter also stared at him with her beady eyes.

Wei Dong, who had been staring at the porthole, couldn't help but look down at her: "What's wrong?"

I have never had children, but I have met many children in the security room. I vaguely remember that they could talk a little when they were around two years old.

Xiaodie, however, hardly spoke.

I vaguely remember that she used to call out "Dad" and "Mom" occasionally, but now she doesn't like to talk anymore.

The time Wei Dong spends with her certainly can't compare to the care provided by those young couples.

Moreover, after Dong Xueying left, his relationship with the child became somewhat unclear.

For example, right now, is he considered the father or the aunt's husband?

The child remained silent, only leaning gently against his chest.

The father and daughter looked at the white clouds outside together.

A thought suddenly occurred to Wei Dong: Could the child have some kind of illness?

Especially psychological issues.

In an era when there were virtually no specialized mental health clinics, only psychiatric hospitals, Wei Dong decided to take advantage of his trip to Shanghai to seek treatment at a major hospital.

The flight times are no different from what they will be thirty or forty years from now.

After arriving in Shanghai in just over two hours, Chi Shiming picked them up in his Bluebird car and took the opportunity to check out the international community area designated by Shanghai City near the airport.

There are still no signs of construction or relocation; the dilapidated village and factories look nothing like an international metropolis.

Chi Shih-ming analyzed: "There are too many capable people in Shanghai. As long as they hear the news, they can set up a scheme in advance. In Hong Kong, this is called 'nailing down'. Even if real estate transactions are not allowed, they can come in advance to find someone to help the homeowner hold out and get benefits and then divide them up. It is also a business. They may not have announced it in advance. When they asked me to contact you, they told me to keep it a secret. I don't know exactly where you are."

It's possible that Wei Dong was only shown that internal planning diagram.

He drove along the main road of the airport and turned into a messy residential area: "It's probably in this area. What you said might be one factor, but it's also possible that they don't know how it will turn out. I've been in contact with the architectural design team from Shanghai, and they're all using the old mindset. It's different from the real estate architecture in Hong Kong that you're familiar with. The biggest feature here is actually similar to Tokyo."

Therefore, there is a big difference between Chi Shiming, who is a fake time traveler and can only exploit the spatial difference between Hong Kong and Jiangzhou, and Wei Dong, who is a real time traveler, who can see the spatial difference, time difference, and even cognitive difference.

Wei Dong suffered repeated defeats in matters of love, but his career flourished: "So this is also my reminder to you. At this stage, accumulate some experience first. Don't think that having funds means you can do whatever you want. Our experience in Jiangzhou is similar to that of Hong Kong in terms of urban planning characteristics. It may not work in other cities. Most importantly, without the support of the Jiangzhou municipal government for real estate development, things could easily go wrong at this stage."

These days, Chi Shiming has been actively connecting and organizing, maintaining contact with a bunch of sales managers from various regions who are interested in real estate.

Now he nodded: "Then I'll go to Tokyo to check it out later. Jenny has mentioned it twice already, and I'm racing against time to make the most of my work."

Wei Dong almost wanted to ask him for tips on picking up girls, but he insisted on keeping his personal and professional life separate. The main reason was that the car had already crossed a highway bridge: "See? This area has a lot of small rivers and ditches. They call them 'Hang, Jing, Pu, He' here."

From the moment Wei Dong got the idea of ​​building a high-end community for foreigners in Shanghai, he had come to see it. He also talked with the Hong Kong architects, Lao Geng who was only good at construction, the design institute in Shanghai, and the architectural experts from the architecture school in Jiangzhou whom he is now very familiar with.

"Bang means a dead-end ditch, Jing means a small river with a direction of flow, and Pu means the confluence of a small river and a large river. He is the second largest river after Jiang. The terrain of Jiangzhou is Pu. The Pujiang River in Shanghai is named after the fact that it flows into the Yangtze River. This characteristic of crisscrossing waterways is the characteristic of Shanghai's foreign trade since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Okay, should we retain this characteristic of Shanghai when building this high-end community?"

This is when Wei Dong's unique characteristics come into play.

He carried with him the kind of confidence that would be deeply ingrained in the hearts of the people three or four decades later.

At this point, Shanghai and other places are the ones that believe that as long as they can learn the most advanced methods from around the world, that is absolutely the best.

These joint ventures, such as Pingqi, seemed to be very resistant, but in reality, they were insecure and somewhat excited about having to bow down and introduce advanced industries from imperialism.

Only those who have truly witnessed the future can learn from Rang Weidong with neither arrogance nor servility, but also retain our own unique characteristics and advantages.

That's why his work, despite being an architectural novice, is so eye-catching.

(End of this chapter)