After Fu Mingshou's death, everyone in the Fu family turned their intense focus on Fu Mingshou's wife, Zheng Ziyi.
Married for five years, Zheng Ziyi had not conceived, giving no children to Fu Mingshou, while Fu Zhenbang and his wife had only one son, Fu Mingshou.
Fu Mingshou held 30% of Fu's shares, of which 5% belonged to Fu Zhenbang.
Apart from the 2% previously sold to Fu Mingyu, Fu Mingshou still held 23% himself.
When a person dies, like a lamp extinguished, Fu Mingshou's 23% was shared equally between Zheng Ziyi and the couple of Fu Zhenbang, as Fu Mingshou's primary heirs.
Suddenly, Zheng Ziyi, possessing 11.5% of Fu's shares, became the focus of the Fu family, aside from Fu Mingyu.
The Fu family had an unwritten rule that anyone holding shares of Fu's, whether they died naturally or unexpectedly, could not take Fu's shares with them if they remarried. The shares must be converted to their market value and left with Fu's.
