Manus's story is truly full of twists and turns—totally impressive! First, it was sold to Meta for $2 billion, but after the deal was halted by the National Development and Reform Commission, Tencent and Sequoia Capital swooped in and bought it back at the original $2 billion price, planning to repackage Manus for a Hong Kong IPO. This business battle involving Manus is more thrilling than any corporate drama. It also draws a clear line for all those 'bathtub-style overseas ventures.' Honestly, with so many AI agents flourishing nowadays, what edge does Manus even have that makes Tencent and Sequoia Capital so keen on it? Those three young founders are probably laughing themselves awake in their dreams right now.