Everyone could only envy Jiang Siming's immense wealth.
At first, everyone thought that Jiang Siming, the Asian Richest Man, had made his fortune entirely through stock speculation.
After all, the reason his net worth had skyrocketed back then was Yinghuan Finance.
But now, everyone realized that the truth was far more complicated than it appeared.
The next day, another girlfriend was revealed: Tuan Tuan.
Similarly, Jiang Siming once again brought one of his businesses into the spotlight—the giant that had recently consolidated the entire novel industry, Sun Moon Literature.
Sun Moon Literature had taken less than a few months to rise from its beginnings to prominence.
Now, it had developed into an unshakable position, with countless top authors under its banner, unparalleled financial backing, and extremely generous benefits.
All the authors had willingly flocked to Sun Moon Literature. With Xia Ran and Lu Yao managing it so well, Sun Moon Literature had surpassed Yue Wen in just a few short months.
Website traffic, reader numbers, awareness of copyright, and more—all of these had been displayed to the fullest at Sun Moon Literature.
A large number of film and television companies had poured in, while Yue Wen had gradually been forgotten.
No one else could be blamed for that. Yue Wen had brought it entirely upon itself. It had looked down on everyone, treated authors like fat sheep to be slaughtered, and tyrannically seized their copyright interests.
That terrible hand had happened to be caught by Sun Moon Literature, which had risen forcefully from nothing.
Now, whether it was the number of writers, the number of readers, or the volume of copyright deals, the website ranked first across the entire internet.
Moreover, Lu Yao and Xia Ran were extremely clever. They knew that many foreigners overseas loved reading Huaxia fantasy and