The Birth of Shanghai's First Conglomerate

The only thing that could still support Erpiya's reckless behavior was probably her grades.

When Chen Pingsheng got home, she was already tired of posing in one position and was just about to point her Ultraman butt at the 100,000 viewers in the live stream.

Unexpectedly, a loud fart broke her defenses. As the richest princess on the entire internet, how could she openly fart?

And then he let out such a loud fart, so I immediately turned off the live stream.

As long as I don't take it seriously, no one can blame me.

Erpiya came to her father for praise, saying she was going to withdraw all the money from the live stream, which she had previously planned to donate to her sister's Anle Foundation.

Now that she owns a huge company, of course she'll use the money for her own company first.

There wasn't much money; after deducting platform dividends, it totaled about 1.2 million.

She's so young yet she's earned over 100 million yuan through live streaming, which her older sister, Chen An'an, greatly admires.

In fact, a large portion of the donations came from acquaintances, such as Yang Mi, Zhao Liying, and Liu Yifei.

Some were from her own company, and others knew her identity.

Erpiya was incredibly proud, her little face held high, even the dogs shook their heads in her presence.

Just as Chen Pingsheng was about to praise her, the phone in his pocket rang.

This time, it wasn't someone else calling, but his own sister, Chen Qi.

"Brother, come to Hulin School quickly."

Why would I go to his place?

"He got into a fight."

Hu Lin got into a fight? Chen Pingsheng found it hard to believe at first glance.

What could possibly drive an honest man to this point? This guy's fighting is even more outrageous than hearing Liu Yifei perform a nude dance in front of him.

Why did he get into a fight?

"Other teachers reported him together, and they even said something about me. He couldn't stand it and started a fight with them."

Chen Pingsheng quickly found out that Hu Lin was even more capable than the principal.

The school's most prestigious disciplinary committee member—the principal didn't give him that position; he created it for himself.

Any teacher who dares to withhold the essential information from class and then have students sign up for their after-school tutoring classes privately.

Hu Lin, the chivalrous hero, will definitely be the first to report it.

That's not all. The school teachers also have their own small canteen, and the food is quite different from that of the students.

Aside from eating the food his wife brought, Hu Lin ate in the school cafeteria like any other student.

If any dish is dry or expired, they'll report you immediately.

Someone like him would only stand out as an outsider in the whole school.

Besides students.

Teachers, cooks, doormen, and security guards all shake their heads at him.

If a security guard dares to speak loudly to a student, he'll report you.

Over time, almost none of the school's student leaders liked him anymore.

The reason he got into a fight was because some teachers banded together to report him for physically punishing female students in his class.

Of course it's fake. The female student herself said it didn't happen, but unfortunately, with so many people reporting it, some people started to believe it.

These are not the reasons why Hu Lin fought. The reason he fought was because others called him a gigolo.

It's utterly inhuman to have a wife who can earn money at home and then prevent others from going out to earn money.

When a teacher in Shanghai lives solely on his salary, do you think he can afford to buy a house?
The answer is definitely no.

What Hu Lin reported may all be true.

But it's true that he cut off people's livelihoods; even the principal shook his head when he saw him.

Not to mention the others.

Hu Lin hates nothing more than people talking about his wife. You can criticize him, but you absolutely cannot talk about Chen Qi. He's very principled on this point. Saying he's a kept man is perfectly reasonable.

It's a fact that's beyond question, and he can readily admit it himself.

But it's absolutely unacceptable to call his wife blind.

How could Chen Pingsheng handle such a matter? In fact, he didn't need to go; Hu Lin was someone he had arranged to be infiltrated.

The higher-ups won't do much about it; if they do, they'll deal with another group of teachers.

This has nothing to do with right or wrong, but rather with everyone's background.

For those above the principal, Hu Lin's report may have affected the teachers, but it certainly didn't affect them.

Moreover, you have a powerful figure behind you, so it won't affect their interests. After they handle the matter fairly, they'll even gain a good reputation among the students.

This makes the matter very easy to handle.

Hu Lin only has a bad reputation among his colleagues, but in the eyes of his classmates, he is an undisputed beacon of justice. If there is anything that cannot be solved, go to Teacher Hu.

I guarantee I'll make a huge scene for you.

Chen Qi could have handled it himself, so why should he go to all that trouble?

To outsiders, it would seem as if he had too much free time; even the principal didn't have the authority to handle Hu Lin's matter.

He had to consult his superior, who in turn would ask his superiors.

Then Chen Pingsheng's phone rang again. He didn't say much, only replying that he should handle the matter fairly and justly, and not to treat him like a relative.

Then, all the teachers except Hu Lin were disciplined.

Chen Pingsheng himself felt quite helpless. If you say the other teachers were wrong, they just wanted to earn more money to buy a house and pay their mortgage.

You could say this is right, but it shouldn't be either.

If we look at it from another angle, what if Hu Lin hadn't married his own sister?

Can he still be so calm and collected as a righteous person?
The answer is definitely no, so from that perspective, you can't blame them.

Song Yanxi was quite intrigued when she heard that Hu Lin had gotten into a fight at school.

This guy is so honest that almost no one would think he's in trouble; it's just an instinctive feeling.

After being brought out by Chen Qi, Hu Lin immediately went to his house, saying that she wanted to accept criticism from her own brother.

No matter how Chen Pingsheng criticizes him, this guy isn't wrong.

If you want to point out where things went wrong, it's because housing prices are too high.

Even highly educated individuals like teachers in Shanghai struggle to afford a house, a car, and support their families through a normal income.
Just think about how many people can easily afford to buy a house in this place.

If you want to become a teacher in a good school in Shanghai, graduating from a 211 university might be enough.

Now even PhD students from Tsinghua and Peking Universities are vying for a place there.

If he were to criticize Hu Lin, saying that he shouldn't be a good person and do good deeds, that would be inconsistent with his own values.

They simply kicked out the younger sister, Chen Qi.

"Brother, your brother-in-law is getting into a fight with someone outside, and you're not even saying anything?"

"There's not much to say. This guy offends everyone he has, no matter who they are. I can't comment on him. You two should go back and discuss it yourselves."

Chen Qi was dumbfounded. She always felt that her brother didn't really like to get involved in Hu Lin's affairs.

It shouldn’t be!

Even if Hu Lin is unreliable, can he be as unreliable as Yang Changwen?
He should at least say something to put his mind at ease.

"Brother, I'm afraid Hu Lin can't stay at that school anymore. What do you think he should do in the future?"

"What's there for him to not want to stay? It's his colleagues who can't stand it."

Chen Pingsheng closed the door, stopping his little sister from making any more noise.

Not to mention that Hu Lin's colleagues at school disliked him, even he himself got angry when he saw this guy.

(End of this chapter)