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The aggressive tactics of Wen Changming and the Lu family, along with the official statements from both families, are undoubtedly pushing her to the brink of destruction.

Since that's the case, then don't blame her for being ruthless and exposing all the dirty deeds to the public, ruining the reputations of these two so-called wealthy families.

Wen Qi picked up her phone, opened the T platform, and began typing rapidly on the keyboard.

This time, she wasn't just going to criticize people; she was going to unleash her true power to completely tear apart the fig leaf covering the Wen and Lu families.

Wen Qi tagged the official account of Wen's Group, her tone extremely sarcastic: "Yes, yes, you're all right. I'm not the eldest daughter of the Wen family. The Wen family and Wen's Group only recognize illegitimate daughters, so Wen's Group has nothing to do with me. I hold 20% of the shares of Wen's Group and am now publicly selling them. I'm only interested in companies that are rivals of Wen's Group. @Wansu Group, interested parties please come and discuss in detail."

After editing the text, Wen Qi pulled out a scanned copy of the Wen's shareholding agreement from her phone's encrypted photo album.

Her name was clearly written in black and white on the contract, along with proof of her shareholding ratio and notarized signatures—all crystal clear and irrefutable.

The contract image is attached. Click "Publish".

As soon as the message was sent, Wen Qi's fingers flew across the keyboard as she immediately edited a second post.

The target was the Lu Group: "Let's talk about Mr. Lu and Ms. Wen Wen's 'earth-shattering' love story—why don't they get married? Let me explain: a year ago, the Lu Group's cash flow dried up, and it was on the verge of bankruptcy. The Lu family begged for a marriage alliance, and I used five percent of the Wen family's shares to get 300 million yuan from that old man Wen Changming, who lent it to the Lu Group, and also injected 1.5 billion yuan into the Lu Group, helping them weather that crisis."

Now that the Lu family has recovered, they want to betray them? They're eating from the rice bowl and then cursing its master; is the Lu family's skin thicker than a city wall?

Wen Qi tagged Lu Jisheng, Lu's father Lu Zhenhua, and Lu's mother Wang Cui in a series of messages, and continued to add insult to injury: "I also hold 10% of Lu's shares. I'm willing to sell them. We'll discuss it in detail. Also, the Lu family has three days to return the 300 million yuan I borrowed from them, with interest. Otherwise, we'll see each other in court. We have plenty of time to slowly wear each other down."

Following that, Wen Qi attached two key pieces of evidence.

One of them is a shareholding agreement for the Lu Group, which clearly indicates her shareholding ratio and the timing of the capital injection.

The other IOU had Lu Jisheng's name signed in the borrower's column, Wen Qi's name as the lender, the amount as 300 million, the repayment date left blank, and the official seal of the Lu family and Lu Jisheng's personal seal at the bottom.

Speaking of this IOU, Wen Qi couldn't help but sneer inwardly.

This is all thanks to the cunning and shrewdness of Wen Changming and the Lu family—

When the investment was initially made, both sides were trying to manipulate her and were wary of each other, unwilling to suffer any losses.

The Lu family was hesitant to give the IOU to Wen Changming, fearing that he might use it to control the Lu family.

She was certain that the original owner was madly in love with Lu Jisheng, and that writing an IOU for Wen Qi was just a formality; she would never actually ask for the money back.

Although Wen Changming took away 5% of Wen's shares from Wen Qi, he was very angry because Wen Qi invested 1.5 billion into Lu's Group.

Regarding the 300 million yuan that Ming borrowed, Wen Changming forced the Lu family to write an IOU as proof. When he saw that the Lu family was only willing to write it to Wen Qi, and that he felt he could control this daughter at any time, he finally relented.

They all thought they could control the original owner, so they all agreed to write the IOU to Wen Qi.

Now, this IOU that they had forgotten has made Wen Qi stand even straighter. With the addition of ten percent of Lu's shares, she can stand as straight as she wants.

The two posts, published within five minutes of each other, instantly caused a huge uproar online.

The netizens who were originally furiously cursing Wen Qi were instantly stunned by this wave of solid evidence.

The sentiment in the comments section reversed at a speed visible to the naked eye.

The Wen and Lu families only remembered the IOU and shares after seeing the update.

Their initial arrogance was instantly replaced by panic, and the office descended into chaos.

Wen Changming's phone was the first to ring, with calls coming in one after another from Wen's senior executives, all inquiring about the sale of shares.

His face was ashen as he dialed Wen Qi's number, his voice trembling with rage that seemed to burst through the receiver: "Wen Qi! You dare sell off Wen family shares?! Do you know this will ruin the Wen Corporation?!"

Wen Qi answered the phone, her voice laced with laughter: "Get lost! Doesn't the Wen family only recognize Wen Wen? What does the Wen family's life or death have to do with me? I'm selling my own shares, what do I care about your life or death?"

"you--"

Wen Changming was speechless, and just as he was about to curse again, Wen Qi abruptly hung up the phone.

He stared at his phone screen, trembling with anger, yet utterly helpless—

The phone call had barely ended when Lu Jisheng called.

His voice was laced with suppressed anger: "Wen Qi, what on earth are you doing?"

"I didn't cause any trouble," Wen Qi said innocently. "Didn't the Lu family issue a statement supporting Wen Wen? I'm just being sensible by making room for her. After we're even, you two can be together legitimately, isn't that great?"

Lu Jisheng's face darkened, and he threatened, "Wen Qi, if you keep making a scene like this, believe me, I'll divorce you right now!"

"Oh dear, oh dear, I'm so scared!" Wen Qi deliberately dragged out her words, her mockery undisguised. Before Lu Jisheng could reply, she suddenly raised her voice: "Since you're going to divorce, then be decisive! See you at the Civil Affairs Bureau tomorrow morning at eight o'clock. Anyone who doesn't show up will have their whole family die a horrible death!"

After saying that, she hung up the phone immediately, not even giving Lu Jisheng a chance to refute her.

Immediately afterwards, Wen Qi turned on the phone's recording function and transcribed the two phone calls that Wen Changming and Lu Jisheng had just made.

Along with screenshots of the call logs and call timestamps, they were sent directly to the T platform.

The caption remained arrogant: "Sigh, the thought of getting rid of a few big idiots makes me inexplicably happy. @Lu Jisheng, tomorrow at 8 o'clock, see you at the Civil Affairs Bureau. Anyone who doesn't go will have their whole family die. Don't go back on your word."

This wave of solid evidence came quickly and powerfully, pushing online public opinion to its peak.

The servers on the T platform were almost overwhelmed by a massive amount of comments and reposts, and the top ten trending topics were dominated by related terms.

#Confirmed Major Shareholder of Wenqi Group#

#Lu's family revived thanks to Wen Qi's investment#

#Wen Qi wants to divorce Lu Jisheng#

#Wenqi Aitewansu Group to Purchase Shares#

#Wansu Group#

Will Wansu Group acquire Wens?

These types of terms are seeing their popularity surge even faster than before.

The comments section exploded, with netizens arguing heatedly.

Opinions were polarized, but gradually leaned towards Wen Qi.

"Holy crap! Wen Qi really is a heiress from a wealthy family! She owns 20% of Wen's Group shares, making her a core major shareholder. How dare the Wen family disown her? Are they crazy?!"

"Is it possible that the shares are fake? After all, photo editing technology is so advanced."

"Fake? Wansu Group was tagged. If it were fake, wouldn't Wansu immediately refute the rumor? Besides, the signature on the contract looks legitimate. If Wen's Group dared to deny it, they would have already issued a statement to refute it."