The Birth of Shanghai's First Conglomerate

The incident involving Song Chaoqun has caused quite a stir in Shanghai.

Liu Fen was the first to receive the news, and her first thought was to cover it up and then settle it with money.

In other words, give the victims enough compensation so that they can forget about the incident on their own.

If this were an ordinary family, they would most likely just let it go after receiving a check for three million from Liu Fen.

Unfortunately, the victim's family did not accept the apology check.

Instead, Song Chaoqun must be punished accordingly, which means going to jail.

Song Chaoqun even threatened the other party's parents, which escalated the situation.

When Song Wu rushed back to deal with the situation, her eldest son had already been arrested.

If someone is over 18 and still so obviously intentionally drives into someone, it's perfectly normal for them to be sentenced to several years in prison.

Unless the family doesn't pursue the matter at all, meaning they allow it to be resolved privately.

When Song Wu returned, she raised the compensation to ten million, but the other party still refused to accept it.

This was the first time that the arrogant Song Chaoqun had spent 24 hours inside.

Having no other option, since money couldn't solve the problem, Song Wu could only turn to her older sister, Song Yanxi.

To be honest, given their family's situation, it wouldn't be too difficult to get someone out of there.

Especially those who haven't been judged yet.

By the time the news reached Chen Pingsheng, it was already the fifth day.

He said nothing and forbade anyone from using family resources to bail people out.

External public opinion and news were suppressed immediately.

When a family is this wealthy, they can be above the law.

Or, to put it more simply, to break conventional laws.

But once this is done, these descendants will only become more arrogant and domineering.

When the law can no longer restrain family behavior, things will inevitably turn around and reverse.

Song Wu had limited resources, and knowing she couldn't solve the problem herself, she immediately came to Pengcheng. Her current idea was simple: get Song Chaoqun out first, and then figure out what to do next.

"Brother-in-law, you can't just ignore this, can you?"

"We really can't ignore this."

When will Chaoqun be able to come out?

"Five years from now!"

"What do you mean?"

Song Wu is, after all, a mother, and it's not wrong for her to care about her child. "You want him to stay in there for five years?"

"Shouldn't it be?"

Xiao Jiye was taken out to play by Liu Qingqing, and a large group of relatives came to the family because of this, all of them asking him to plead for leniency.

Chen Pingsheng said, "Who gave him the courage to be so reckless and arrogant as to threaten the victim's parents? Song Wu, don't forget that you were once just an ordinary person."

Song Wu was once just a nobody in the entertainment industry who was bullied.

Now, however, she is the sister-in-law of the renowned Tengying Group.

Once a person becomes powerful, they often forget the time when they were timid and submissive.

"Brother-in-law, I know this is Chaoqun's fault, but at least let him out first, and then we can discipline him slowly, okay?"

Song Wu knew very well just how deep her brother-in-law's influence was in Shanghai. It was no exaggeration to say that if he wanted Song Chaoqun to come out, it would be a matter of an instant.

“If he gets out this time, he’ll do something even worse next time. You can leave now. I won’t get involved in this, and I won’t let your sister use any of the group’s resources to get him out.”

"Brother-in-law, I'm begging you, okay? You spent so many resources to get Xiao Ya and Xiao Le into those positions, they should at least do something when something happens to their family."

“I spent resources to get them into politics, not to clean up your messes.” Chen Pingsheng would never help his sister-in-law get people out of trouble; in fact, he even sent people to deliver messages to the victims.

The victim's family has been extremely anxious during this time.

How could these parents not feel heartbroken when their own child is bullied so badly by spoiled brats?

However, after some investigation, it became clear that the playboy actually had close family ties with the largest conglomerate in Shanghai.

It's still the kind that's very close.

No wonder he was so arrogant. If their son hadn't been so badly wronged, they probably wouldn't have dared to sue the people in this group.

Even if they sue, they'll still worry about their family and have sleepless nights.

Of course, they were also very smart. They knew that the gap between them and that group was too big, so in order to avoid trouble, they made a big fuss about it as soon as possible.

It would be best if it became a public spectacle.

Only in this way will they feel safe.

It's clear how nervous most people would feel when facing such a colossal object.

On one side is a spoiled brat whom you can't afford to offend, and on the other side is your own son.

Many people might choose to pay money to settle things, but they chose to stand up and protect their children.

To be honest, being a parent is not easy.

The people Chen Pingsheng sent to contact them were not as assertive as Song Wu. This time, the people he sent were very polite and clearly told the parents that the compensation would be eight million, and that Song Chaoqun would also be subject to the appropriate court punishment.

He even mobilized the group's legal department, and afterwards, his relatives no longer dared to use their connections to bail him out.

No one would risk offending Song Chaoqun by helping him when his stance was so clear.

I offered to help him before, but only because of our family relationship.

The reason they're not helping now is because Chen Pingsheng has already defined the nature of the matter.

It remains the same as before, fair and just.

We will pay compensation if necessary, and go to jail if necessary. We will never use the group's resources for such illegal activities.

Once Song Chaoqun's matter was completely settled, the young people in the family, even if they didn't say anything, had to keep a low profile in public.

Otherwise, if they end up like Song Chaoqun, they won't just be protected by their families; they'll be held accountable by them immediately.

After this is over, his sister-in-law probably won't be coming to visit him for a long time.

Liu Fen is in the same boat. After all, she raised Song Chaoqun herself. Now that he's ended up like this, what can she say?

Spoiling a child is tantamount to killing the child.

Song Wu had two children, but she didn't take care of them much herself, so Liu Fen usually looked after them.

Grandparents often spoil their grandchildren, sometimes to an unreasonable degree.

They only have themselves to blame for things getting to this point.

Song Chaoqun was someone who was supposed to call him Uncle-in-law, and now he had personally sent him in.

It will be exactly how many years it is.

This can be seen as a warning to all members of the Chen family, reminding them not to forget where they came from.

After he finished dealing with this, he found a second job besides being a security guard.

This time it's the same as before, I'm still working as a driver and the president's assistant.

It's just helping the boss with some small household matters; it's not a very busy job.

He's quite adept at this job, and if he loses his job again, he'll consider becoming a teacher.

In fact, his wife, Song Yanxi, has already become a teacher.

(End of this chapter)