My Wealth Has Taken Off

Chen Liangxi, the eldest son of Fuyao Financial Group and the legal heir. When he was three years old, he was sent to Xinjiang to study medicine and martial arts with his grandfather, an old Chinese medicine doctor. He stayed there for thirteen years. Grandpa left, and grandma was taken back to the northeast. He guarded the yurt by himself, practiced martial arts, and treated nearby herders. When he was sixteen, his father's motorcade came across the Gobi to take him home. After returning to the Northeast, he discovered that this home was much more complicated than he had imagined. His father is a conglomerate boss, and he feels guilty and afraid of him. Beneath the gentle and virtuous appearance of the stepmother, she hides her ambition to let her son inherit the property. The eleven-year-old younger brother is spoiled and pampered, but he admires his elder brother who came back from Xinjiang so much. Grandma holds several houses of gold in her hands, and no one dares to mess with her. There is also the kung fu master who lives in the mountains. He looks like an ordinary old country man, but he is a real top martial arts master. Chen Liangxi was in no rush to take over the family business. He chose to study in seclusion for two years to learn what he needed to learn and prepare what he needed to prepare. At the age of eighteen, he went to Shanghai, hid his identity, and started as a financial analyst at the lowest level. No one knew that this boy from Xinjiang, who was ridiculed by his colleagues as "uncivilized", was the eldest son of the largest financial group in Northeast China. No one knew that he could cure difficult and complicated diseases that Western medicine could not cure with just a few needles. No one knew that he used his hands to defeat the enemy with one move, accompanied by an eagle named Wangcai and a dog named Xiongying.