The Disposable Qin Wuzheng
Tiansheng Group's boss, Qin Dongbei, had two wives.
One public, one secret.
One legitimate, one secondary.
One was named Wu Keru, and the other Zheng Fuhong.
Although Wu Keru was his proper first wife and had endured the hardest years alongside Qin Dongbei, Qin Dongbei clearly preferred Zheng Fuhong, whom he had met later and who was a full ten years younger than him.
So, when his eldest son was born, Qin Dongbei carelessly threw in his own surname along with those of both wives.
It was as if, from the moment he was named, Qin Wuzheng's life had been destined to be a disposable tragedy.
The facts proved that it was indeed so.
Ever since childhood, Qin Dongbei had never thought much of Qin Wuzheng.
Meanwhile, his younger son Zheng Xiao Dong, who should have been considered illegitimate, had always been showered with affection. Even his willful desire to take his mother's surname had been approved.
The legal wife, Wu Keru, was gentle and kind.
She had no objections to anything.
She merely quietly acted as a qualified wife, supporting her husband and raising his children.
There was always something hateful about those who were pitiful.
Her gentleness had gone too far and become weakness.
She neither fought nor competed, never even losing her temper once. This allowed Zheng Fuhong to move openly into the Qin household.
It also made Zheng Xiao Dong increasingly arrogant. After all, his mother had taught him only one thing from beginning to end: "If you want something, go ask your father for it. He owes you!"
Poor Qin Wuzheng had no opportunities, no fatherly love, and after this half-year period of "seclusion," it seemed he no longer had inheritance rights either.
He sat in his room, staring blankly into