Ye Feng transmigrates to a parallel world.
The good news: he becomes a rich second-generation heir, and his father is a billionaire.
The bad news: his mother is his stepmother, and she plans to leave the business to his younger brother.
After his uncle is framed and forced out of the company, Ye Feng is left utterly alone.
At a “Hongmen Banquet,” his father says he'll transfer the company's legal representative position to Ye Feng, but won't give him a single share.
Father: “What's your brother's is yours too. Why would an older brother fight him for it?”
Stepmother: “Ye Feng, be reasonable. Should I get down and kowtow to you?”
[Ding! Congratulations, Host, on awakening the Super Godly Tycoon System!]
Ye Feng: “Sure, go ahead and kowtow.”
That night, Ye Feng is expelled from the family. He begins building his own business empire, becoming the richest man in the world one step at a time.
The whole family begs him to return.
Ye Feng: “You disowned me. Now that I've become the richest man in the world, why are you crying?”
It's very well written! It's a really good read!
Buying and selling antiques requires paying 20% of the profits as tax, but in novels, selling antiques rarely incurs personal income tax.
So beautiful! So beautiful!
Not bad, not bad, worth a look! [Under pressure to finish writing][Under pressure to finish writing][Under pressure to finish writing]
Well written, the story is well told.
It's watchable.
It's definitely worth reading, and it's super good.