Just Laid Off, I Inherited a Global Family Office

On the day he was laid off, Lin Chuan only had 372 yuan left. His father's surgery fees were being paid, his girlfriend broke up with him because he didn't have a house or a car, and his boss told him to get out after taking away the credit for his project. He stood in front of the hospital payment window and felt for the first time like a dog being squeezed dry by the city. But the next second, he received a text message from a Swiss private bank: [Mr. Lin Chuan, your global family office inheritance rights have been activated. [Initial callable assets: 10 billion US dollars. He thought it was a scam. Until the bank president came downstairs to greet him personally, the private banking consultant arrived in Shanghai on a private plane, and the black card, lawyer, security, personal doctor, and tax consultant were all in place. Only then did Lin Chuan realize that what he inherited was not a sum of money, but the qualification to enter the world of the world's top rich. Private bank, family trust, Dubai yacht night party, London old money club, Silicon Valley AI tycoon bureau, Japanese low-key consortium, Hong Kong global heir war... He discovered step by step that real wealth is not about buying cars or watches, nor is it about spending huge sums of money. Ordinary people work hard to make money. Rich people let their money make money for themselves. The top rich people make the rules. What Lin Chuan wants to do is to go from a low-level worker to a new rule-maker.