The night deepened, and the office filled with rustling sounds.
Lu Liang was eating clay pot porridge, but the eel congee wasn't very tasty.
The flavor was just average, yet it could nourish yin and yang, which is why it sold for 800 yuan per jin.
The Federal Reserve typically released key data such as interest rate decisions around 2 to 3 p.m., which was around 2 to 3 a.m. Beijing time.
Lu Liang could only kill time online, like reading netizens' comments about his cameo in a movie.
The reviews were unanimously high—whether his acting was good or not was another matter, but his presence could bring in over one billion at the box office.
He then checked Little Wang's Weibo, as he always had the latest on big and small news online.
But since Wanda had suffered from a double blow in stocks and bonds, he seemed to have quieted down, and hadn't been online for a long time.
Lastly, he looked at Tesla's stock price, which after peaking, was now hovering around 700 US dollars.
