After Fu Zhengjun's death, all his shares went to Fu Jichen alone.
Wei Ronghua had no objections. As for Fu Yuling and Fu Feibai, one only knew how to eat, drink, and have fun all day, while the other wasn't interested in the family business. They were asked beforehand and both expressed no interest in the shares.
Thus, Fu Jichen's stake in the shares surpassed those of his uncles and aunts, becoming the second largest shareholder after Mr. Fu.
Originally, even though Fu Jichen was the president of Jun Mountain, he didn't have the sole say in major decisions, which required board meetings and voting to implement.
Now, the entire group had seemingly become Fu Jichen's domain. As long as Mr. Fu didn't oppose, he could proceed boldly without considering others.
Some people couldn't sit still, wanting to pull him down, and rumors naturally emerged. They didn't even need evidence; just a clash of words and many would believe.
