To Lin Nianhe, the moral compass of a partner is more important than the size of the benefits involved.
It's shocking how often partners with conflicting values end up becoming enemies, and this isn't limited to business partnerships.
Compared to collaborating with a wealthy but contemptuous partner, Lin Nianhe would rather work with a partner of modest means who can interact on equal terms.
Especially since Nishi's words had directly hit Lin Nianhe's sore spot.
Huaxia people don't understand business? There was Zi Gong and Fan Li in ancient times, the powerful Four Great Business Gangs later, and even later, the grandmothers of Huaxia defeating Wall Street tycoons with their magnificent posture. When Bai Gui, the ancestor of commerce, proposed the business philosophy of "I take where people discard, I give where people take," Milan didn't even exist, let alone the Roman Empire.
