After three years of marriage, Chen Mo delivered takeaways every day. His salary card was taken away by his ex-wife, and his mother-in-law scolded him, "Look at Mr. Wang." He endured it because his grandfather said before he died: "Look for a woman who doesn't want your money. He didn't find her, so he stopped looking."
The moment the divorce agreement was signed, the phone lit up - the twelve-digit balance. The trillions of assets of the Chen family in Beijing were officially unfrozen.
The first thing he did wasn't revenge. It is an appointment with all the suppliers of Lam Group. Three days later, he stood in front of the entire Lin family and announced the acquisition of 51% of the Lin Group's shares. My ex-wife knelt at the door and called "Mr. Chen." The mother-in-law collapsed on the ground and said, "I'm Chen Mo." The Chen family in the capital sent someone to ask him to go back, but he only replied with four words: "The rules have changed."
Later, someone asked him, from a food delivery guy to a trillionaire, what was the happiest moment? "When my daughter calls daddy," he said.
That year, he received a text message: "Xiao Mo, grandpa saw it, you are my pride."
