"Even if he doesn't have what it takes to conquer a kingdom, he at least has to be able to hold on to it."
When Yi Anguo heard Guo Aihua say that, he suddenly didn't know what he was supposed to say.
Yi Anguo had never decided early on that he would have his eldest son, Guo Sian, inherit his company and his career.
In his mind, Guo Sian already had the Fuhua Group in Singapore to inherit, so he had never thought of handing over his seven major groups under his own name to him as well.
And Guo Sian wasn't his only son; he had so many other sons and daughters. He couldn't possibly leave nothing of the family property to the others, right!
But Yi Anguo also knew that the businesses under his name couldn't be split up too much. He still had to mainly choose one person to inherit them, to lead these companies to keep developing and to grow better and better.
