"Mr. Cheng, no rush, let the bullet fly a while~"
That evening, Lu Liang received many phone calls and was invited to numerous dinner parties, but he only answered Cheng Wei's call.
Joining DiDi required finding the right moment, otherwise it would seem aimless and improper.
"Clearing the King's Side" couldn't just be his or Cheng Wei's belief, it had to be the public's consensus.
The right opportunity was elusive and he didn't know when it would appear. But as they say, if the mountain won't come to me, I will go to the mountain.
Rather than wait tediously for the right time, it was better to create it oneself.
For instance, at this very moment, with DiDi facing barriers to its US listing, and an individual aiding such a company in going public.
After seven years of development, burning through over 20 billion US dollars, with no rivals domestically and nearly dominating the market, it was time for DiDi to bear fruit.
"Mr. Lu, is it still not the right time?"
