"The Luo Family is a family business; I have the most shares, and I'll fire whomever I want to fire."
Look, that's the kind of arrogance a simpleton would have.
Mr. Hu, the executive, felt like he was choking on his own blood, suppressing the urge to roll his eyes: "The board members are all veterans of the company. Although they don't hold a lot of shares, many of the middle and upper management were promoted by them. If you fire all of them, the company will paralyze."
Firing people left and right, the company won't go bankrupt only because he's not surnamed Hu.
Luckily, Luo Yinghe took a bit of that in; instead of firing, she cursed, "This bunch of diehards!" After venting her frustration, she asked irritably, "So what am I supposed to do?"
