Besides, with their capital advantage, things shouldn't have turned out that way.
He didn't even have to think about what caused their downfall. Considering the information he had now, it was obvious.
He, however, had never considered entering the film and television costume and prop industry. After all, launching the Hanfu line was about developing the Hanfu community, a market with enormous profit potential. That much was clear just from the sales data generated by the four girls' videos.
That's why he thought these people were morons.
If they had leveraged the influence of film and television to develop costumes and props for the mass market, managed the industry properly, and guided the customer base, they could have made a killing from the Hanfu business alone.
But instead, these people chose a method that carried the greatest risk and didn't even guarantee greater profits.
