Rivers Flow into the Sea

My father died, leaving behind the largest beverage empire in China. Jiang Nian'an thought that the only thing he had to do was to take over the class. But her father's personal lawyer handed over a document - two Hong Kong trusts, with two names written as beneficiaries that she had never heard of. Immediately afterwards, the complaint from the Swiss Arbitration Tribunal was served. Only then did Jiang Nian'an realize that she didn't know her father at all. He has been in business for forty years and has grown from a carton factory to a multi-billion dollar empire. He also had a life that she knew nothing about - in another family, he was the father of other people. The half-siblings filed a lawsuit, the uncle launched a competing product, and the veterans watched indifferently. Surrounded by enemies from all sides, Jiang Nian'an made a decision: to run away from his father's empire and live up to his own name. Forty years, two generations, a river flows into the sea. ——Ding Tiguo's "Rivers Flow into the Sea"