The young master owns 55 percent of the shares in dihao, and 20 percent of those shares are held by the young master. The remaining 35 percent is held by Qinchuan, who is not allowed to exercise them. The company is doing well, and the stock price keeps rising. He asks if he can announce a decision today, and he hopes that he has full support. He tells her that purchasing another companys stocks does not make sense, since the entire company will be in peril. She tells him that she trusts him, and she asks him if he trusts his own speculations. She asks him to back her decision, or she will sell all of her shares and leave the company. He promises to keep the company afloat and thriving.