After the divorce, I became a rich girl

Internal disputes within the group are, after all, internal affairs of the group. Outsiders can only get a glimpse of what's going on, relying on "reliable information" leaked by so-called insiders, to satisfy their curiosity.

However, these so-called "inside information" alone are enough for tabloids and self-media bloggers to take advantage of the situation.

They fabricated stories like "The real daughter lost in the family struggle and was expelled from the family business," or "Li Jiawei - a victim of the power struggle," and even divided the stories into three parts, "Part 1," "Part 2," and "Part 3," to hype them up...

In short, under the promotion of these explanatory videos, in the eyes of those who are not deeply involved in the changes in the senior management of the Li Group, Li Jiawei has been squeezed out of the core of power of the Li family.

They feel that Li Ronghua's current actions are all paving the way for his son Li Yan to take over.

After all, in China, most entrepreneurs with sons tend to prefer their sons to take over the company. After all, in traditional concepts, daughters are ultimately "spilt water".

Just as the outside world was full of speculation, the Li Group completed high-level personnel changes.

Li Mingyu was appointed as the general manager of Li Group. In this power struggle of the group, Li Ronghua achieved a phased victory.

But Cheng Guangzhi did not gain nothing. He snatched a lot of resources from Li Ronghua. Overall, the two sides completed the exchange of interests and reached a temporary balance.

However, this balance is extremely fragile and can be broken in an instant at the slightest disturbance.

After the dust settled on the senior management changes at the Li Group, Gillian Chung immediately went abroad to meet with Li Yan.

Li Jiawei's departure from the Li Group meant she withdrew from the battle for control of the company with Li Yan. So, Li Ronghua called his eldest brother, Li Hongxing, hoping that Li Yan would return to China.

Li Hongxing was really surprised that Li Jiawei took the initiative to leave the Li Group.

However, after Li Jiawei personally came to Beijing to explain the whole story to him in detail, Li Hongxing still expressed support for her decision.

At the same time, he had a new understanding of his niece's courage and ambition. She was a person with a big picture.

The Li Group is not an unknown small company, but an internationally renowned enterprise with an annual net profit of over 10 billion yuan. Controlling it means owning countless wealth.

Therefore, there are probably few people in this world who can be as free and easy as Li Jiawei, who resolutely gave up the huge wealth that is within reach in order to promote the long-term development of domestic engine technology.

Is she doing this for money? Obviously not. As long as she can manage the Li Group, wealth will flow in.

Moreover, for people like them, after wealth reaches a certain amount, money is just a number.

From this incident, we can see that Li Jiawei is an idealist. Otherwise, it would be difficult to understand her current choice.

Li Hongxing looked at Li Jiawei and couldn't help but feel a surge of pride in his heart. This was his daughter, the Li family, who was both ambitious and full of national sentiment for self-reliance.

"If Professor Xu Zhili's engine research and development fails, all your previous efforts will be wasted. Will you regret it?" Li Hongxing asked.

Li Jiawei shook her head slightly and said, "Uncle, hard work never goes to waste. Research and development is a process of accumulation. If it doesn't work this time, then keep working hard. There will always be a day of success."

Li Hongxing nodded with satisfaction after hearing her say this, "I'm very pleased that you have such an idea.

Just go for it boldly. I'll be there to support you. If you need any help, just tell me!"

Li Jiawei was surprised to hear her uncle say this. After all, even her father had never received such a promise from her uncle. "Thank you, uncle. I will work hard and will not let you down."

Li Hongxing looked at Li Jiawei, and his satisfaction grew. "By the way, your father called me and wants your eldest brother to return home. What do you think about this? Do you want him to come back?"

Li Jiawei didn't expect her father to be so eager to have her eldest brother come back. She had just left the company for a short time. However, this was also human nature, so she said: "Uncle, I have left the Li Group and there is no longer any competition between me and my eldest brother.

Besides, my eldest brother has been abroad for more than a year, so let him come back.

Besides, if my eldest brother doesn't return, my mother won't come back either, and my father will be alone at home, so he's bound to feel lonely."

Seeing Li Jiawei being so sensible, Li Hongxing couldn't help but sigh, "Child, I'm sorry for making you suffer so much over the years."

Li Jiawei quickly shook her head. "I don't feel wronged. Every decision I make is made willingly. You know, I'm not the kind of person who would let myself suffer any loss."

So, after knowing that Li Hongxing agreed to Li Yan's return to China, Zhong Xinlan immediately booked international flight tickets to bring the two children back to China.

After Li Yan learned the news, he pulled He Zhizhou over for a drink.

After He Zhizhou threatened Li Ronghua with the engine drawings, he felt that he had no reason to stay in the country and went abroad.

In the wine cellar, rows of high-end red wines are neatly placed in the wine cabinets. At a glance, there are probably thousands of bottles.

Walking deeper into the wine cellar, several red wine bottles and two red wine glasses were casually thrown on the ground, which looked particularly abrupt.

Following the direction of the red wine flow, I saw two people slumped on the ground, each holding a bottle of red wine in their hands.

Li Yan's eyes flushed as he looked at He Zhizhou and asked, "Zhizhou, will you return home with me?"

He Zhizhou smiled bitterly and shook his head. "You're returning to China to take over the company. What can I do if I go back? I'm afraid few people in China would dare to ask me to represent them in a lawsuit now."

Li Yan thought of He Zhizhou's current situation and couldn't help but sigh. "What would our situation be like now if Jiawei hadn't returned to the Li family?"

He Zhizhou heard Li Yan's question and shook his head with a mixture of tears and laughter. "This assumption is meaningless to us now."

Even though He Zhizhou was in a bad situation, his inherent pride would not allow him to blame all his failures on Li Jiawei.

He Zhizhou looked at Li Yan, sighed and said, "Jiawei has never done anything to let us down. Instead, it was Xuanbao and I who let her down.

And you, since she's withdrawn from your competition, get along well with her when you return. She's still the second-largest shareholder in the group, after all. Even though she's no longer employed by the group, her opinion still plays a crucial role in many of its decisions.

It won't do you any harm to have a good relationship with her."

Li Yan smiled and said, "As long as she doesn't oppose me, I can naturally get along well with her."