Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

Zhang Li never took Wei Yan’s words to heart, thinking, how could such a workaholic ever retire?

She felt that the most likely scenario was that he was feigning weakness, hoping she would lend Wei Xudong a hand.

Unfortunately, she really didn’t have much sympathy. Whether Wei Yan worked or not was only beneficial to Wei Xudong, and as an outsider, she had no stake in it.

It was when the news arrived that Wei Yan had officially stepped down from the position of Wei’s President, and a middle-aged man, who had worked at Wei’s for many years and had experience across various departments—and a shareholder of the company—had taken the stage.

Zhang Li had never worked or communicated with this person, but she was aware of several of his maneuvers.

It could be said that he had operated very well, bringing significant benefits to Wei’s.

If Wei Xudong intended to return smoothly and become Wei’s President, this individual was definitely a formidable opponent.

Now, they were no longer on a level playing field. Wei Xudong had proved himself in the past, but the reasons behind this failure and the handling of its aftermath had left many dissatisfied.

Wei Xudong would receive various opportunities and support due to being the only son,

allowing him access to more resources and chances to prove himself. But now, with Wei Yan gone from the board, even as a shareholder, it wasn’t as simple as just pushing Wei Xudong to the top.