Tian Dao

The Ge Lv Shi Company spent nine quiet months before the onset of the Beijing International Audio Exhibition. The day before the exhibition, Ding Yuanying calls a meeting of the shareholders back in the ancient city, leading Ye Xiaoming to suspect a major conflict is imminent. At the audio exhibition in Beijing, Ding Yuanying's strategy of selling Ge Lv Shi Audio at affordable prices leads to a sell-out on the same day. This price reduction greatly impacts the famous domestic brand, the music giant company, causing substantial losses. Lin Yufeng, the president of the music giant, decides to sue Ge Lv Shi Company based on the "Anti-Unfair Competition Law of the People's Republic of China," demanding 6 million yuan in damages. Ye Xiaoming receives a copy of the music giant's complaint, a notice of response, and a notification of the burden of proof from the court in Beijing. He concludes that Ge Lv Shi Company is facing a catastrophic crisis.