You may not know Alimu, but you have definitely seen the video "The background is too fake."

Recently, his persona collapsed. He went to court with an angel investor who invested 700,000 to help him start a business, but he set up a scheme that allowed him and his wife to each hold 30% of the shares, working together to kick the major shareholder out of the company.

Currently, Alimu has already dissolved the company, and all items in the store have been taken down.

In this matter, from my own personal experience, Alimu cannot possibly win. When I first started my own business, I mined with a few friends, and at that time I didn't have much money.

There is also a big brother who paid to become the major shareholder, holding 40% of the shares, while the three of us each hold 20%. The major shareholder does not need to do anything, just occasionally comes to check the operation of the mining machines.

We, the minority shareholders with a small stake, work from morning till night, and we are also quite afraid of the major shareholders finding faults. Every time the major shareholders come, we serve them with great caution.

As far as I remember, the major shareholder did one thing, one afternoon he wanted to eat lamb skewers, so he personally grilled some skewers to treat everyone. I was working out of town at the time and didn't get to eat any.

The reason I mentioned that major shareholders don’t need to work is because Alimu refuted in the video that major shareholders love off-roading and don’t care about the company’s affairs.

In fact, in a person's lifetime, if a noble person is willing to financially support your entrepreneurial endeavors, as long as you succeed, no matter what happens in the future, you must treat that person like an emperor. A man, after the age of 30, will understand how difficult it is to achieve success.