That evening, Su Yanyi received another report from Kang Zhong. To placate his son Qin Chu, Qin Zhenyi, as a father, had transferred his own 2% shareholding over to Qin Chu. Now, Qin Chu possessed a total of 4% of the shares. Those who were in contact with Qin Chu to buy shares, arranged by Kang Zhong, also used various excuses to try to purchase the unexpected additional 2%.
Su Yanyi naturally supported this move and allocated a large sum of money from her own account for Kang Zhong to manage, determined to acquire the 4% of shares in Qin Chu's hands!
At this point, Qin Chu was no longer the person who had been solely focused on usurping the Qin family's fortune. Instead, he was someone whose head was filled with thoughts of revenge against Qin Haowen and the Qin family. Therefore, he needed a considerable sum of money, and the 4% of shares were his only means to obtain a significant amount of money for himself.
