My Dad Is the Richest Man Alive, and He's Begging Me to Inherit His Trillion-Dollar Fortune

Zhang Daxiong is a deliveryman at the very bottom of society in Lanjiang City. On the day they divorce, his wife, Li Rufang, climbs into the Mercedes of nouveau riche Sun Dana and drives off without a backward glance. Even his daughter looks down on him for being unable to "give her the life she wants." As he crouches by the roadside, clutching his head and sobbing, a helicopter descends from the sky. Wei Xiaogang, chief steward of the Qin Shihuang Group, has come to find him because Zhang's panda blood can save the life of the chairman, Zhang Wannian. The truth is even more shocking: none of the three children Zhang Wannian has raised for twenty years are his biological offspring. The only one related to him by blood is the son he forgot about, the deliveryman living among ordinary people. And just like that, a trillion-yuan fortune falls into Zhang's lap, with everyone on their knees begging him to inherit it. Zhang Daxiong goes from refusing to accepting, racing through one flashy power move after another as he and his three half-siblings, none of whom share either parent with him, put on a series of spectacular shows. In the end, he comes to understand one great truth: money and wealth are certainly important, but the greatest value in life lies in helping others. Only by living for others can life achieve true greatness.