You Asked Me to Manage the Company: How Did It Become the World's Number One?

His father-in-law passed away, leaving behind a failing business group.

Before he died, his father-in-law had begged Wenze to manage the group for him.

Wenze had originally refused, but couldn't bear to see his wife overwork herself, so he finally agreed.

What? My wife only owns 19 percent of the shares? I'll buy up the rest.

What? The group's stores are all suffering from poor sales? I'll bring them back from the dead.

What? We've reached the industry's ceiling? Then we'll enter a new industry!

What? We're already number one nationwide? Then we'll take on the world.

What? Foreign countries are boycotting our company? Then we'll make sure they can't buy our products, no matter how much money they have.

A few years later, his wife, who had always thought the company was doing poorly, got the sudden urge to visit the office.

When she arrived at headquarters, she stared at it in shock and said, "Didn't we run a supermarket chain? How did we become a global giant?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.