Xu Yi nodded with a smile, without the slightest hesitation. "Yes."
Hearing Xu Yi's unequivocal answer, the reporters below immediately burst into an uproar.
A moment later, a forest of hands went up.
"President Xu, are you truly certain you want to make your daughter your sole heir?"
"President Xu, by sole heir, do you mean that none of your other descendants will inherit any of your property?"
"President Xu, if you have a son in the future, would you still refuse to consider letting him inherit your property?"
"President Xu..."
Xu Yi waited until the reporters' excitement subsided and silence returned, with all of them watching him intently. Only then did he smile and ask in return, "Why are you reacting like this? She's my daughter. What's wrong with making her my heir?"
"The point is 'sole'!" a reporter shouted from below. "President Xu, does 'sole' mean you don't intend to leave your property to your other children?"
"I think you've misunderstood something." Xu Yi shook his head. "By sole heir, I mean that my daughter is the only person eligible to inherit my noble title. As for my property... that's another matter."
"Your noble title?" The reporters were all taken aback. "It has nothing to do with your property? Then what about the position of president of the Xinfei Merchant Guild? Is that unrelated too?"
Xu Yi looked at the reporter who had asked the question in surprise.
"The Xinfei Merchant Guild doesn't belong to me alone. Why should my children inherit the position of president? Besides, even if the Xinfei Merchant Guild did belong entirely to me, its president should still be chosen for their ability. If my children don't have outstanding business skills, am I supposed to watch the Xinfei Merchant Guild decline in their