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This is a manual without a formula for getting rich. It only describes how ordinary people can avoid wealth pitfalls. There are no counterattack myths, only real survival rules.
In the big southern city in 2000, the real estate industry was full of "barbaric growth".
There is no clever boss here, no brainless rich beauty, and no golden finger of rebirth and counterattack:
Wen Shuyan is the most careful document clerk in the project department. Her white shirt is always stained with document ink. She became acquainted with Gu Hongming, the boss's son, because of a land red line map. Everyone envied her for marrying into a wealthy family, but they didn't know that during the divorce, the iron curtain of wealth held by trusts was airtight, and she couldn't even touch the marital property rights - it turns out that being a "rich wife" has never been a pass for peace.
Shen Zhiyu is her "comrade-in-arms in the boardroom" and the backbone of the legal department. She always spends time at the construction site with the "Contract Law" in hand. She watched Wen Shuyan go from dreaming to sobriety, using her professional knowledge of property rights registration and contract loopholes to help her stabilize her position. She also went from assistant to registered lawyer without relying on anyone's halo.
There is also Xiao Yang from the development department, who braved the scorching sun to run foundation pits and memorized the "land transfer policy" as a jingle. He did not become a big boss after more than ten years of hard work, but he relied on technology to gain a foothold in the industry and became an authority.
Gu Hongming is not the CEO of Love Brain. His 1 yuan annual salary and family trust are all based on the rules and inertia of wealth inheritance.
There is no shortcut to marrying into a rich family, there is no fantasy of divorce and property division, there are only three pitfalls that ordinary people have stepped on in the real estate wave: the trust trap, the ambiguity of property rights, and the game of the workplace. Every "wealth" is the result of professionalism and sobriety.
Concept: Realism, pragmatism, inspirational, mark of the times, wealthy family, real boss, boss without tyranny, rules of social survival