Speaking of Qingping Group, Wang Yue had played a part in its enormous growth.
When Wang Yue had first transmigrated, he'd been confused and had often had all sorts of strange dreams. What was more, those dreams connected to one another.
At first, Wang Yue hadn't known he'd transmigrated. He'd thought they were just dreams.
But as he grew older and one major event after another unfolded, he finally understood that they weren't dreams at all. They were memories from before he'd transmigrated.
After gaining those memories, Wang Yue quietly told Wang Qingshan—the other salted fish in the family—and asked him to offer Jiang Pingping a few suggestions whenever she was making investments.
Thanks to those suggestions, Jiang Pingping had enjoyed smooth sailing while building the family business, and its market value had continued to grow.
At first, Wang Qingshan hadn't been quite so much of a salted fish. He'd simply wanted to spend more time with Wang Yue while his son was still young.
After all, Wang Qingshan believed that married couples ought to have at least one child.
But because Wang Qingshan spent every day with Wang Yue, his son would tell him about his dreams whenever he had them.
Wang Qingshan gradually realized that his son was extraordinary, and from then on, he took everything Wang Yue said to heart.
Later, Wang Qingshan simply stayed home, without any ambition to get ahead. He just wanted to keep an eye on his son and help cover up how unusual he was.
Of course, Wang Qingshan also knew his son was mature and couldn't get along with other kids, so he decided to keep Wang Yue company himself.
That was why Wang Yue spent every day playing, while Wang Qingshan not only didn't stop him but joined in.
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