Bullied at a Subsidiary, I Can't Stop Laughing as I Wait to Inherit the Parent Company

I hid my identity and became an actor at an entertainment company owned by my own conglomerate.

My agent fabricated dirt on me, hoping the general manager's lover could step on me to climb higher. I was furious.

I face-slapped the little green tea on Weibo, publicly diss-ed the company at a press conference, and made the general manager so angry he terminated my contract on the spot.

I announced my retirement from show business. The official account of a certain conglomerate tearfully tagged me, begging me to come back and inherit a fortune worth billions. Everyone was stunned.

One sharp-eyed netizen summed it up online:

"So the sole heir to the Wen Group was fired by an entertainment company owned by the Wen Group?"