A few days later, the news of He Wenjie personally bringing people to smash his way in to rescue someone thoroughly spread through the Shanghai real estate circles. He Wenjie's name officially entered everyone's radar: the major shareholder of Jingyan Group, reportedly also a major shareholder of LVMH Group, yet his parents were ordinary middle-class immigrants to Australia. He had relied solely on himself to rapidly accumulate a massive fortune in just a few short years, and the most crucial part was that this wealth had all been earned through entirely legal channels.
Many people's first reaction was that this He Wenjie must be a white glove for some major figure; otherwise, how could he possibly have made so much money in such a short time? Originally, those jittery minor shareholders inside Jingyan had intentions of selling their shares, but once they considered that He Wenjie was Jingyan's second-largest shareholder, none of them wanted to sell anymore. Perhaps there really was some heavyweight figure standing behind He Wenjie, in which case Jingyan's crisis wasn't a crisis at all.
However, after making numerous inquiries, these people discovered that ever since He Wenjie acquired his shares in Jingyan, he had never once participated in company affairs. Instead, he had arranged for his two little girlfriends to work at Jingyan—one studying in Jingyan's most crucial current R&D team, and the other directly serving as a Jingyan executive. What was this supposed to be? Us…
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