Humans are creatures of desire. Desire is a manifestation of ambition. Everyone has ambition, and Zhou Jie is no exception. His ambition is clear: he covets the position of successor to the Zhou Family and, likewise, the helm of the Dali Group. Even in the most united families, there is internal strife. Zhou Hequan is the eldest of the Zhou Family and wields considerable power within it. It is precisely for this reason that Zhou Jie is discontent; he doesn't believe he is any less capable than his cousin, Zhou Tao. As the eldest grandson of the family, he believes it is his rightful duty to take over the next position of Family Head.
He's always felt suppressed by Zhou Tao and has been deeply unhappy about it. Even within the Dali Group, he has no position of power, managing only a minor subsidiary.
Seeing Zhou Jie return in less than half an hour, Tangyu's mouth curved into a slight smile and he said, "You've made up your mind so quickly?"
