Qi Chao's agreement to inherit the Qi family was nothing more than a transactional deal with Qi Chongming.
In truth, Qi Chao once harbored a despicable thought—to break the agreement once he had saved Chi Yu.
The Qi family had never offered Qi Chao warmth.
The humiliation he endured there, the darkest days of his life, all stemmed from that opulent house.
Had it not been for Qi He's emergence, which brought a sense of crisis, Qi Chao might have simply walked away.
From a young age, Qi Chao understood Qi Chong and his son's covetous gaze toward the company.
At the time, he had no ambitions whatsoever.
As an illegitimate child, he never thought he would have the opportunity to enter the halls of power, let alone dream of it.
Who could have foreseen that, years later, the very illegitimate son whom no one had taken seriously would ascend to that position?
The very position Qi Han had longed for.
