After three years as a live-in son-in-law, Chen Mo's life has been nothing but a backdrop to the Jiang family. Every day, he carries water for them to wash their feet, endures their sneers, and sleeps in a makeshift room on the balcony. Everyone at the company knows Jiang Ruoxue has a useless husband who lives off her.
Then one morning, the police and a lawyer knock on the Jiang family's door.
The will of Chen Beixuan, the world's richest man, is announced: the sole heir to a three-trillion-yuan fortune is named Chen Mo.
He takes off his wedding ring, signs the divorce papers, and disappears into the night. Jiang Ruoxue finally cries out, “I regret it!” But the man who washed her feet for three years doesn't even look back.
On his first day taking charge of Xuanyuan's Asia division, Chen Mo gives the go-ahead for the acquisition of Tianchen Group. Beneath the surface, forces stir in Jiangbei, while the shadow of former tycoon Fang Guorong looms over the city's underground economy. Business is a battlefield. Behind the public battles for capital lie the small loan denied when Chen Mo's mother was gravely ill three years ago, and the faces of everyone who once bullied mother and son.
And this “good-for-nothing” who once slept on the balcony is now taking back, one by one, every chip those people once held.
The protagonist won't suffer, only the scumbags will. He starts with a three-trillion-yuan fortune, and all that's left is to wait for his ex-wife to come crying back.
Not bad, better looking than those systems