Price-cutting to compete for orders is one of the most criticized practices in the industry.
Before an order is confirmed, even if you don't make a penny, you must grab the order. That's up to you, as long as it makes you happy.
However, once a client has already placed an order, if you still operate this way and it becomes known, you will surely be criticized.
Of course, from Wen Yiming's perspective now, being talked about doesn't cost you a chunk of flesh, there's no substantial loss. But without orders, Wen's would collapse, so he couldn't care less anymore.
Inwardly lamenting that Wen's was ruining its own reputation and would sooner or later end up shooting itself in the foot, the business director had no way to disobey Wen Yiming's orders. After staying up all night, he contacted the clients concerning pre-holiday order matters.
Some were overjoyed and immediately canceled orders with other companies, placing them with Wen's instead.
