Yang Ruoqian did not want the right files.
The wrong files were welcome.
Messy files, emotional files, duplicate files, files with sunset photos and long paragraphs about dreams, files missing rent tables, files that called broken chairs "heritage seating" and leaking roofs "atmospheric water memory."
Those files could be ignored.
Those files could drown the intake window in soft nonsense until even Xplendi's most responsible assistant gave up.
Instead, Moon Mansion sent him the right files.
Not directly.
That would have been too honest.
The transfer happened through the market.
Venue owners who had submitted hopeful packages to Moon Mansion and received vague replies began rewriting their materials before sending them to Xplendi. They removed emotional introductions. They moved repair costs to page one. They replaced cooperation wishes with rejection-ready evidence.
Moon Mansion had taught them what not to do.
Xplendi received the cleaned version.
