Siheyuan (courtyard house): My name is Shazhu!

"Mingyi, how many properties does Uncle own in Gangcheng? I see the Dongda Group's sign everywhere." He Mingyi and Liu Ruonan were shopping.

"There are far fewer now. The manufacturing industry has moved back to its hometown. Wages here are too high and labor costs continue to rise, making it unsuitable for the manufacturing industry to survive."

In terms of real estate, Dongda Group owns at least half of the real estate here. In the future, this area will only be suitable for real estate, finance, high-tech enterprises, and service industries. Other industries will not be suitable.

Half of the large shopping malls in Central are owned by the Dongda Group. We don't have to pay for the goods we buy there, and this place should be under my name in the future.

"More than half of it belongs to Dongda Group. Uncle, you're amazing! Why did you say it was yours?"

"My father divided his property a long time ago. Only our eldest son's family can manage his property. My second mother's family has a family fund, but they cannot inherit the family business."

If they want to do business, they can work hard on their own. My dad gave each of my stepmothers a fund of 15 billion US dollars. Six billion can be spent as they please, and nine billion is for living expenses. Not a single penny can be touched.

We three brothers also have a 15 billion MYR fund. My father's idea is that my eldest brother will inherit all the Malaysian businesses, and my second brother will inherit the family businesses.

I'm the youngest, and I'll inherit all the businesses here. My dad has many other businesses around the world, and he's even subdividing them to ensure my two older brothers have a complete manufacturing supply chain.

"Your brothers and sisters are all in your twenties and you have 15 billion US dollars, that's terrifying, almost 90 billion RMB."

I never imagined how rich your dad was! I heard he only came here in 55, less than forty years ago.

Mingyi, do you think I'll be considered a rich person after we get married?

"I don't know how he made so much money, but I know that the company my dad values ​​most is a security company, which is also a military company, so there may be some shady dealings involved."

The head of the security company is Uncle Biao, who picked us up at the airport yesterday. He's been with my dad since 55, and my dad treats them the best.

My security company has 4,000 men and no rivals in Hong Kong. I can't beat Uncle Biao either; he's already 57 years old.

As for how much money my dad has? He doesn't know the exact figure either. He only said that the two trillion US dollars on the Hubble list is an understatement. He has even more mineral resources in the world!

Of course you're rich!

"Uncle Biao is already fifty-seven years old, but he looks only in his early forties. He's the best fit for the security company; they probably don't have any profitable projects."

"Why do I actually know this? 'Power grows out of the barrel of a gun.' My dad said that even if he lost everything, he could get it all back with these people around."

Therefore, it's best to treat them well; we shouldn't ignore them just because they're loyal. We should give them treatment commensurate with their loyalty, and then the vast majority of people will be more loyal.

"It's like when we're in the army, we take bullets for our comrades, or when something happens at home, everyone helps out."

"Pretty much, different professions are treated differently! Security company employees are at least multi-millionaires."

"Your family is not short of money. The eight siblings have a fund of 120 billion US dollars. There is no one in your hometown who is richer than you. Why can you only access 6 billion US dollars in the fund?"

"My dad said he's not afraid of us being unambitious, but he's afraid of us starting our own businesses with high spirits, that's the most wasteful thing to do."

Six billion is the red line for venture capital. If you exceed that, you should just go home and live off the interest from the bank for the rest of your life as a rich kid.

That's great. I had a 5 billion NT dollar fund when I was seven or eight years old, it grew to 10 billion when I was sixteen, and last year it was 15 billion NT dollars.

I should have 20 billion US dollars in interest alone. Nine billion is untouchable, but the rest can be used by our children.

"Nine billion US dollars must never be touched. It will certainly allow you brothers and sisters to live a life of wealth for the rest of your lives. Your uncle has made excellent arrangements."

"Of course, how could the world's richest man have a simple mind?"

"That doesn't seem fair to your stepmother's family."

"That's not what you think. In my hometown, we practiced monogamy and for a long time there was no distinction between legitimate and illegitimate children. They all had the same parents."

In Hong Kong, the distinction between legitimate and illegitimate children is still very clear. My father divided the family property this way because he didn't want the Dongda Group to collapse suddenly, and for the siblings' dispute to ruin a large company.

Besides, my second aunt's company was left to the second wife's family; we can't accept it.

What kind of business does your second aunt run?

"There are 36 jewelry stores in Hong Kong. I wanted to open a store in my hometown, but none of my second wife wanted to do business, so we decided not to open it and let my five sisters and brothers choose for themselves."

What are your older brothers and sisters doing?

"My eldest brother works for the Malay government and will be the top Malay leader within ten years. This was an agreement made twenty years ago between the current top Malay leader and my father."

You've met my eldest sister; she's been living in our hometown since she got married. My second sister and brother are researchers in Malaysia, and my third sister is a painter who is already married.

My third brother and fourth sister are both homebodies, living a carefree life at home. I'm the youngest in the family, and they'll always come back for our weddings.

"If that's the case, then there's no one in the family who wants to go into business!"

"That's right. Only my older brother went into politics, and I joined the military. That's what our father told us when we were young. We can live according to our own wishes in the future."

We don't have to work as hard as they do; we already have those advantages, something he didn't have when he was a child.

"That seems so. Don't your family members take bodyguards with them when they go to work? That person had four bodyguards!" Liu Ruonan said, noticing a fat man.

"No need for bodyguards. In Hong Kong, our Ho family is the 'king.' It's not about oppressing them, but about building over 800 schools and 20 hospitals for the people here."

It brought hope to their families, especially the children, and also eliminated many heinous criminals; the Dongda Group had the power to "exterminate three generations of their families" here.

"No one cares if someone privately exterminates three generations of their family."

"Dongda Group's security company is even stronger than the military!"

"There aren't enough people here; it won't work where we live!"

"You're wrong. You underestimate the martial prowess of the Dongda Group. The weapons they produce in their military factories in Malaysia can fight an eagle and a bear to a standstill."

Conquering by force alone is meaningless, and he doesn't want to engage in power struggles; he's waiting for his homeland to truly rise up.

"Is Malaysia that powerful?"

"Don't underestimate the importance of the eldest son. Although my father treats us all very well, he still favors my eldest brother in his heart. The eldest son inherits the throne, ensuring the family's lineage lasts for a thousand years."

"Uncle is amazing. I only know that he gives out a lot of bonuses and makes a lot of donations, but I don't know anything else."

We've already bought quite a lot of things. Shouldn't we head back?

"Not too much, let's buy some more. My mom will definitely invite a lot of people to our wedding, so let her have her way!"

"Okay, it's a bit wasteful though!"

"Buying as much as you want isn't a waste; what's a waste is not wearing them and not giving them away. If you can't wear them all, you can take them back and give them away."

"Alright."

Zhou Songyu attached great importance to her youngest son's wedding, inviting a whole host of her relatives and friends, including her ninety-year-old uncle and aunt, to attend the wedding.

Her youngest son was not only her last concern, but also the only child she had married in the port city.

This can be seen as a kind of compensation for the fact that the first two sons did not get married in Hong Kong. Getting married is also a way to maintain relationships.

When He Mingyi got married, over a thousand people came from Gangcheng, including Niu Niu's boss, Xiao Peng, who is now a good comrade.

The large crowd made He Daqing happy. His last grandson was finally getting married, and he had nothing left to worry about. He just needed to live a good life.

He's in pretty good health!