Lin Feng, founder of Jiakehui, is pressured by the young heir of Dingsheng Plaza into signing an exorbitantly priced lease and having his supply-chain shares forcibly seized. His opponent is certain that Lin Feng has nowhere else to go and cannot move out 30,000 square meters' worth of equipment. But three years earlier, Lin Feng had secretly purchased 150 mu of land in the suburbs and launched Project Nirvana. Through an extraordinarily precise, ant-like relocation strategy, he withdraws every asset within thirty days, leaving not even a single screw behind. Deprived of its heart, the shopping mall becomes a foul-smelling empty shell. Tenants terminate their leases, and banks withdraw their loans. Meanwhile, Lin Feng's 100,000-square-meter warehousing empire in the eastern suburbs officially rises. Location is not the real moat; the people's hearts are.