Siheyuan (courtyard house): My name is Shazhu!

The Japanese incident happened so suddenly and so ruthlessly that it silenced all the countries that knew the truth.

They had no idea how the Japanese had offended this 'god'. They would also smuggle some supplies from their own country, but compared to the Japanese, they were 'lighter' and left several horses behind.

As for the Third Sister-in-law's various tearful accounts, no country paid any attention to them; they were no different from clowns.

To avoid annihilation, 99% of countries remained silent at the same time, especially the five major powers.

No one is a fool; no one would do anything that would backfire.

At the World Congress!

Watching the tearful Japanese representative on the podium, the Malay representative whispered in Malay below, "Your performance was just a hair's breadth away from moving me. Keep going!"

Most Asian countries didn't care, and were even filled with schadenfreude, secretly cursing them to go to hell.

Under immense pressure, almost every country was afraid of offending that 'god.' Donations were not accepted, but basic necessities could still be purchased—this was humanitarianism.

While making excuses for themselves, they never forget to make money; making money is always their top priority.

But North Korea and the United States, don't you feel guilty offering rice at five times the normal price?

Learn from the people back home: keep quiet and wait for them to come to your door to discuss prices. If the price is unsuitable, it means there is a food shortage in China. If the price is right, there is stock, and even if the quantity is small, it should be sold for humanitarian reasons.

The world conference, which lasted all day, ended without any significant results. Basically, it can be summarized in one sentence: "If you want to buy the whole world, take out the money you have and use it."

We're happy to buy any supplies, but if you want us to donate money or goods, we're very sorry, we don't have that option!

This shows that the Japanese are very meticulous; they had a plan in place and purchased the necessary supplies according to the different countries' capabilities. They are indeed very wealthy.

However, these are their foreign exchange reserves. The Japanese currency has depreciated fiftyfold in the foreign exchange market, becoming worthless.

There is suppression, but more importantly, there is a lack of optimism. At least in the next three to five years, there will be no significant improvement. No matter how much money you have, you can't conjure up factory equipment and raw materials.

Dongda Group and many factories in my hometown are working overtime to do their part for the Japanese people, so that fewer people die in Japan and they can earn more wages.

Dongda Group, due to its proximity to Japan and its strong capabilities, has thirteen orders, ranging from grain to automobile factory equipment, iron ore, and more.

This is the total annual output of the Dongda Group, all of which is exported to Japan, resulting in a net income of 47 billion US dollars on the surface. In reality, it amounts to 68 billion US dollars.

Based on the current exchange rate of 1:5.3, the apparent income would amount to 2490 billion RMB, a small amount but a large sum.

"Have Zhou Ze allocate 30% of the deposit as bonuses, with a total annual bonus of 100,000 RMB per person, and the year-end bonus equal to three years' salary."

When the news spread, it caused another uproar in my hometown. People were saying, "This is the kind of company that's worth working for. How much money do they pay their workers every year?"

They just opened their mouths and said that there were 1.7 million more "ten-thousand-yuan households" this year. They don't even lack houses. People are so envious that they bark and yelp. I want to go too.

The port city workers were not envious of Dongdaji's generous offer. They had received it several times before, and this time they were just lucky because the demand from the Japanese was so high that it was a bargain for them.

Regardless of what you think, the employees of Dongda Group back in their hometown experienced a surge in adrenaline, working like they were on steroids, giving it their all.

Workers who didn't want to receive night shift pay were directly refused. Our company is a legitimate company and it's impossible for us not to pay our employees overtime, no matter what the reason.

These words won over countless people; it was their attitude, not how much profit they would make.

The most direct example is the Dongda Group's supermarket, which opened in its hometown six months ago and has 120 stores in 19 cities. All of its employees are military personnel and police family members.

The company made a considerable profit in just six months, with pitifully low costs and frighteningly high returns. After being advertised on television and in newspapers, supermarkets were immediately packed with people.

The extremely low cost, coupled with the supermarket's lack of underhanded practices targeting customers, made Dongda Supermarket famous and known to everyone in my hometown!

This wave of publicity has boosted Dongda Group's reputation to a whole new level, earning it an explosive reputation. Everyone in its hometown knows it and is full of praise for it.

Those who dared to utter disdainful remarks were drowned in the spittle of those around them.

An "expert" argued that Dongda Group was wasting money and shouldn't be giving out huge bonuses to its employees, suggesting that things should be done differently...

Zhou Ze's response was simple: "If you're so great, why don't you go make your own money? You dare to boss my company around! You know nothing, yet you call yourself an expert!"

Some people understood it, while others didn't. Some even felt that Dongda Group shouldn't give its employees too many bonuses; wouldn't it be better to focus on economic development?

Those who understand, understand; no one will bother to explain. A newspaper's front page headline praised the Tung Group!

The dissenting voices disappeared, and everything returned to calm.

Then, a shocking piece of news came from the other side of the ocean to the people back home: the World's Top 100 List of Hubble World Figures!

It is written in black and white that the world's richest man is Mr. He Yuzhu, whose estimated total personal assets are 20000 trillion US dollars, which is 133 times the assets of the second richest man, Yoshiaki Tsutsumi!

This conclusion was drawn by our Hubble Company after eight years of research into the various industries that Dongda Group operates in Hong Kong, Malaysia, China, Australia, and other countries.

The wealth of the Dongda Group does not come from its factories in Hong Kong, Malaysia, and China.

Instead, there are massive mineral resources in two other locations, approximately two hundred in total, with a value exceeding 2.1 trillion US dollars.

Dongda Group earns more than 180 billion US dollars annually from mineral resources.

The equipment valued at the other three factories is less than 400 billion US dollars, a difference of more than five times, which means that Dongda Group doesn't care about the profits of these factories at all.

The total value of Dongda Group is over 2.5 trillion US dollars. Based on Mr. He's 80% shareholding, he personally owns 2 trillion.

If we calculate based on the legendary 90%, his personal wealth would be 2.25 trillion, making him the undisputed richest man in the world!

Our company takes full responsibility for this investigation. We have only underreported, not overreported, and there are some companies we may not be aware of!

A few words from the Hubble Company sent shockwaves around the world, making them realize that a giant crocodile was right beside them.

Everyone thought that Dongda Group was powerful because it had many companies and strong technology, but they never expected that those were just small parts, and only a small part compared to the mineral resources they owned.

It seems like they're so rich that spending over 30 billion US dollars on bonuses for their employees isn't much; it's just their income back home.

"Earn money in your hometown, spend it in your hometown!"

"They kept their word; that's keeping a promise, and it has nothing to do with anyone else."

"He earned this much money over thirty-five years; it seems a bit too much."

"This is how super-large companies operate; we ordinary people would never understand, much less be able to do it."

"Does Comrade He Yuzhu really have that much wealth? Especially mineral resources. We knew he owned a few mines, but we didn't expect him to have so many."

"Perhaps I've said too little. Don't forget that Dongda Group doesn't dabble in businesses it's unfamiliar with; instead, it invests in letting professionals make money for them."

In our area, and in the port city, there are many such companies. They invest money to prop up the value of the other party, and then make money for them after the other party becomes powerful.

"These things are not important. No matter how much mineral resources we have, we can't move them back here. We can buy some extremely scarce mineral resources from him."

If we make a normal offer, Dongda Group won't hold us hostage.

"They never gave us any trouble with iron ore."

"There are also bauxite and copper mines."

"That's great."