We are all reborn, who wants to be the richest man?

A manor on the outskirts of Wilmington, with green trees and flowers interspersed with small bridges and flowing water.

The main building in the middle of the manor is a European-style building. The exquisite carvings on the exterior walls and the carvings on the columns all set off the grandeur of this building.

This is the ancestral home of the DuPont family, and the current patriarch, Copeland, lives here.

Today, the manor has broken the tranquility that it has had for many days. Luxury cars arrive one after another. Basically, everyone in the Dupont family who has some authority and some say is here.

You don't need to think about it to know that Copeland came to these people to discuss important matters, which were related to the DuPont family.

"Father, why do you think grandpa suddenly called everyone over without saying a word? He didn't know what happened, and he didn't tell us in advance. I already made an appointment with Jennifer."

In a Mercedes-Benz, a man in his twenties had a somewhat complaining expression as he spoke.

"Shut up, is this what you should say?" Olzi glared at his son.

"I said, you'd better watch your crotch, otherwise I won't be able to protect you. Many people in the family already have strong opinions on you, so you'd better be honest with me."

Olzi seems to hate that iron cannot be transformed into steel. Although he is not a business wizard or a genius in other fields, he is at least a capable person.

But his son is a typical playboy, and he has inherited none of his advantages.

In such a big family, playboys are not afraid. As long as you have the ability, no one will care about these nonsense.

But being a typical person is terrible. It means that apart from being talented at picking up girls, he has accomplished nothing, and he always brings negative news to the family because of women.

The key to his ability to pick up girls is largely due to his financial resources and status, rather than his ability.

"I know, haven't I been doing very well in that sales company recently?

I commute to get off work on time every day, and Jennifer has been dating for more than a month and has not messed with other women."

Cage felt that his father Olzi was making a fuss out of a molehill. Wasn't he just a little more diligent in changing his girlfriend? have what?

Besides, the processing fee for pregnant women is not the family's money. Why do those old guys always have objections to themselves?

In his heart, he felt that it was because of his father's lack of ability that those old guys took advantage of the situation, and the things he did were not big things at all.

You want to know which of those old guys is clean? Didn’t my father also bring back a younger sister for me? In his heart he hated what that bitch had given birth to.

Cage and his father, who kept cursing in their hearts along the way, finally arrived at the conference hall. But as soon as they entered the family conference hall, Cage was stunned when he saw the people inside.

Not only him, but his father Olzie was not much better either. He stood at the door and stared directly at Chris, who was sitting with Copeland and talking and laughing.

Before Olzi had time to think about it, an angry voice came from behind him, "You little bastard, what qualifications do you have to come in?"

At this time, almost everyone in the Dupont family who could attend the meeting had arrived. Although they were a little surprised to see Chris when they came in, they were not just waiting to see the joke without saying anything about their own family matters.

No, the family ethics drama they were looking forward to has begun.

Regarding Cage's rude words, Chris didn't look back and wasn't angry. Instead, he looked at Copeland with a smile and said, "Mr. DuPont, does this represent the DuPont family?"

Copeland understood what his granddaughter meant. He smiled bitterly and turned to look at Cage with disappointment. His face instantly became resolute and he said, "Get out of here. You don't have to come to family meetings anymore."

Not only did Copeland's words surprise Cage, but everyone present also did not expect him to say such words.

Why Cage can be the only one of his generation who can participate in such a decision-making meeting is not the result of Copeland's original objection.

This also shows Copeland's love and high hopes for Cage, his grandson.

Out of respect for popular science, everyone acquiesced to this matter, which was not a big deal. Otherwise, such a loser would never be able to get in touch with the core of the family for the rest of his life.

And now? Because of what Chris said, Copeland not only told Cage to get out but also told him not to use it again, which left everyone confused.

"Grandpa, you actually did it for a bitch..."

"That's enough, pull him down." Copeland said in a deep voice this time in a roaring manner.

Olzi, who was closest to Cage, knew that the old man was angry and quickly pulled him out of the door.

"You'd better be honest with me now and get back to the car. We'll talk about your matters when you get back tonight."

Olzi glared at Cage fiercely outside the door, warned him, turned around and went back, hoping that this incident would not affect him.

In the conference room, all eyes were fixed on Chris, who was smiling, and Copeland, who was a little angry, wanted to know the ins and outs of the matter.

They are not that useless. Chris just called Mr. Dupont instead of Grandpa, which is very telling.

This means that she is here today not because Copeland called her back, but because she came to the Dupont family to meet with Copeland in a reciprocal manner.

Being able to be on an equal footing with the Dupont family patriarch is terrifying to think about.

Copeland didn't keep everyone waiting. He looked around the room and everyone was present before speaking slowly.

"Chris, I won't introduce you. She is here on behalf of the Far East Group and indirectly on behalf of the rednecks in Texas. She wants to discuss cooperation with our DuPont."

Copeland's introduction surprised everyone, and many people looked at Chris with complicated eyes.

It's not that they didn't know that they were ostracized by their father's family and targeted everywhere.

What they didn't expect was that this woman would actually stage a return of the king.

The name Far East Group has been very popular in recent years. It is always mentioned as the most profitable company in the world and an oasis of technology.

Many media have called this company a navigator that changes human life.

Not to mention the red necks, they know each other too well.

I didn't expect that this woman could actually represent these two huge forces. Although Copeland indirectly represented the group of red necks, at least it represented that the Far East Group was dominant between these two forces, right?

No wonder she is now on an equal footing with Copeland, the patriarch of DuPont. She is indeed qualified now.

Afterwards, Copeland didn't waste any time and went over the conditions or intentions of cooperation brought by Chris.

It can be seen from everyone's expressions after hearing this that they are very interested in this, and some people's eyes even shone.

Oil companies are what they need now. Although not too big, they are enough to make up for their shortcomings.

Not to mention the media industry, there are very few shares, but it’s better than nothing, right?

NBC plus Disney, just hearing the name makes people excited. This will be one of the biggest giants in the media industry in the future, okay?

Moreover, we can also cooperate with the Far East Group to share this cash cow and generate a steady stream of benefits for the DuPont family.

These conditions are really good, and they make up for many shortcomings of the DuPont family.

Of course, they also know that there is no free lunch in the world, and they are not fools. What they get must be proportional to what they pay.

Knowing what the DuPont family can gain, they now want to know what the DuPont family has to pay or lose.