At the Mid-Autumn Dinner, My Bankrupt Uncle Gives Me a Business Empire

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Shenghua Group successfully goes public, with its market value exceeding 100 billion. Its fifty-eight-year-old chairman, Gu Zhenhua, has no children and plans to choose an heir from the three children of his younger siblings. On the Mid-Autumn Festival, he has his assistant Shen Qingyan hide the luxury car and expensive gifts outside the village. Wearing shabby clothes and worn-out shoes, he returns to the Gu family pretending to be an impoverished, bankrupt old man in debt. A phone call about “ten million in project funds” makes the family mistakenly believe he owes an enormous debt. His younger sister Gu Xiulan and younger brother Gu Zhenhai, who both received great help from him in the past, immediately turn hostile. Not only do they refuse to let him enter, but together with Zhao Qianqian and Gu Zhihao, they pressure him to give up his share of the old family home’s demolition compensation.