Chapter Five: He Bought a Delivery Station in Ten Minutes

At nine that morning, Fang's harbor operation entered an emergency auction. Its assets were a warehouse lease, eighty-seven old scooters, and a pharmaceutical-delivery license. Obsidian planned to buy them for two million yuan and blame Lin for the resulting layoffs. Lin bid 4.8 million. "You're buying a company buried in debt?" Fang asked. "Only its unencumbered assets and license. The court can settle your debts in order." He named the company Daylight Delivery. Xu became interim station chief, and every rider deposit converted into employee shares. The first policy contained one sentence: Every algorithmic penalty must allow a human being to explain.