Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

The greater the number of companies renting offices above, the less the commercial area below has to worry about rental issues.

The head of the planning group mulled it over and realized the truth, "Okay, I’ll plan it out."

President Wei listened quietly on the side, now feeling fortunate that he had put aside work to listen to Zhang Li’s ideas—otherwise, he would have truly missed out.

After the head of the planning group left, Zhang Li took a sip of coffee, finally having the energy to look around the president’s office, "As expected of Wei’s, the president’s office is really luxurious."

"It has Wei Yan’s distinct style," Zhang Li didn’t understand why the new president hadn’t considered redecorating the office.

"It was just renovated last year, according to President Wei’s own plan." He, too, wanted to change it to his own preferred style.

But there was nothing he could do; he couldn’t bring himself to suggest renovating an office that had just been done up last year—it would be wasteful.

Though they had ousted Wei Yan from his position, there were still people who stood by him. Should Wei Yan make a comeback, it would be impossible for him to remain at Wei’s.

"That’s true, work hard, and maybe after ten or so years, once you’ve expanded Wei’s to double its size, no one will object to you redecorating the office,"

They were already planning to enter the real estate industry, and as long as they didn’t rush things, the company’s size would steadily increase.