Ti slowly passed.
In the blink of an eye, it had been two years since Gu Jin’s rebirth.
A lot had happened in those two years.
After his Hundred Flavors Pavilion opened, business was booming for his cousin, and together with Liu Pingyuan and Wu Zhiren, they were doing exceptionally well in Wanhai City.
The house back in Qingshan Village had also been renovated, and the Gu Family had beco the most grandiose residents of Qingshan Village.
His cousin had also bought a house in Wanhai City, though he didn’t want to move his grandpa, mom, and dad there, because they were accustod to rural life.
Nowadays, the family fard less land, opting for more fruits and vegetables.
Over the past two years, the family had been urging his cousin to find a wife quickly, as they were eager to welco a grandchild.
Unfortunately, Gu Jiajie had grand ambitions over these two years, always thinking about opening branch stores.
Gu Jin had also managed to accumulate so assets over these two years.
She had a credit limit of ten million in her account, making her a valued bank custor.
The stocks she bought from Shenfeng Technology during her trip to Shenzhen two years ago had skyrocketed, earning her three million in cash last year.
The business at Jiulan Hall also fared well, bringing in around a hundred thousand inco almost every month.
Additionally, the year-end dividends from Shenfeng Technology were substantial too.
What’s more, not only was Gu Jin a shareholder in Shenfeng Technology, but she was also one of the shareholders in the Jiang Group.
After she saved Jiang Hanyi, the Jiang Family gave 5% of their family shares to An Mingji, knowing that Gu Jin valued him.
However, An Mingji was still too young to hold shares in the Jiang Group, so they were transferred to Gu Jin.
The 5% shares from the Jiang Group were worth millions now, and Gu Jin knew they would eventually be worth over a billion in the future.
Faced with the Jiang Family’s sincerity, Gu Jin did not refuse; she accepted them on behalf of An Mingji.
The Jiang Group’s annual year-end dividends were also substantial, but Gu Jin didn’t touch that money, keeping it in reserve for An Mingji.
The Jiang Family’s sincerity didn’t stop there.
They even established the Jiangji Foundation, founded in Jiang Hanyi’s na, managed by the Jiang Family’s stewards.
Gu Jin held a 49% stake in the Jiangji Foundation, making her the foundation’s second spokesperson.
Though the Jiangji Foundation wasn’t primarily about profit, it carried a different significance. By becoming the foundation’s second largest shareholder, Gu Jin’s personal status had changed.
For these two years, Gu Jin’s life had been very comfortable.
I forgot to ntion, recently in Wanhai City, a new shop nad National Beauty appeared.
This shop took the high-end route, attracting many wealthy matrons in Wanhai, even Yu Qingli’s wife, Qiu Qingyun, had a particular fondness for the qipao from National Beauty.
This shop was Gu Jin’s.
She hired Lu Jinrong, the qipao master she t in a departnt store two years ago.
Gu Jin also had a particular love for qipao. At an opportune ti, she acquired a nearly bankrupt weaving factory, staffing it specifically for managent, and transford it into a brocade mill.
This brocade mill had a complete managent system.
More importantly, it boasted its own printing technology, introducing various silk and brocade innovations.
She invited Lu Jinrong over and established the brand National Beauty.
Lu Jinrong’s craftsmanship was excellent, coupled with Gu Jin’s future-inspired design modifications, it could be called avant-garde.
National Beauty is a high-end brand, focused on elegance and luxury.
The qipao ca in both machine-made and hand-made, and regardless of the type, the designs were innovative, quickly winning favor among many wealthy matrons.
Despite Gu Jin’s enviable wealth, she continued to act low-key.
Just as years ago, when she brought An Mingji to settle in Wanhai City, she remained unchanged.
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