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Ji Zhinan sat in a private room of the coffee shop, expressionless as he watched on his phone as Mu Daxiang, with red eyes, announced the marriage alliance with the Ji family.

Her eyes flickered, she turned off her phone, and placed the screen face down on the table.

Her computer was next to her. Ji Zhinan picked up the coffee cup in front of her and looked at the candlestick chart on the computer screen.

The stock charts of both Mu and Ji's companies, which had previously plummeted, are now showing signs of rising.

This press conference has thoroughly cleaned them up, inside and out.

First, she frankly admitted and publicly apologized to gain everyone's sympathy, and then used this opportunity to announce her marriage, making everyone feel that both the Mu and Ji families are kind and righteous people. Even though their children are in such a state, they still do not abandon them, which shows their deep affection.

Only those who have weathered the storms together are qualified to see the rainbow together. That perfectly describes Ji Zhixia and Mu Zeyu.

The Mu and Ji families not only cleared their names, but also won back some goodwill from the general public.

Ji Zhinan was not surprised; in fact, one could say she had anticipated the current situation before taking action.

Mu Ji has been in the capital for over twenty years, with a solid foundation and is a well-known wealthy family in the capital. It's a pipe dream to think that they can be bankrupted by just some online public opinion.

But it's okay, there's plenty of time.

Ji Zhinan had no intention of turning them into destitute people who wouldn't even be bothered by dogs right now.

Ji Zhinan must take revenge on the Ji and Mu families for everything they did in her past life before she can stop.

There's a saying that goes something like this: death is the best relief, but living a life worse than death is the most painful.

Since she managed to humiliate them this time, she'll surely do it again.

No rush.

I tilted my head back slightly and took a sip of coffee; the bitter, unsweetened Americano melted in my mouth.

Ji Zhinan seemed to have no sense of taste and drank several mouthfuls in a row.

Is it bitter? People who say it's bitter have had too sweet a life. After enduring so much hardship, what's a cup of coffee compared to that?

Ji Zhinan then pulled up the candlestick chart of the company from which he had been pouring money into it.

As expected, it dropped a few percentage points again. If this continues, the stock will be suspended from trading and bankruptcy will be declared in just a few days.

Ji Zhinan glanced at the company's name: Changhua Group.

Changhua is a very nice name. Changhua means brilliance, and brilliance means bright light.

Unfortunately, Changhua Group is now shrouded in darkness, with not a glimmer of light in sight.

Someone else is selling shares of Changhua Group, and Ji Zhinan buys them all without batting an eye.

After finishing everything, she glanced at the time.

It's still early, so I can go and check out my new investment company, Changhua Group.

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Changhua Group was once one of the top companies in Beijing. However, as time went by, more and more competitors emerged, and the younger generation gradually pushed the old aside, leaving Changhua unable to stand up again.

The Ji family is the primary culprit in turning Changhua into what it is today. The Ji family and Changhua are in the same business and are competitors, fighting tooth and nail for many years.

Now that the Ji family has won, Changhua is facing bankruptcy.

Changhua Group Conference Room

Chairman Changhua looked at the few remaining shareholders and could only sigh.

Since the company ran into trouble, many shareholders have sold their shares and run away with the money. Now, only a few old shareholders who were there when the company was founded are left.

"Chairman Xing, you need to think of a solution quickly, otherwise the company will go bankrupt!"

“Chairman Xing, we’ve all watched Changhua grow up. It’s like our child. We don’t want to watch it go bankrupt.”