The True Heiress Is The Real Bigshot novel Chapter 314

Chapter 314: 303 Strong Return! Fu Mingcheng’s Regret [1 more]

Venus Group has risen only in recent years, and its activities are largely confined to O continent. Hardly anyone in Hua Country is aware of it, except for the major clans that have dealings with Venus Group.

In Hua Country, Venus Group doesn’t even have the reputation that Biman, Moska, and Vina have—international luxury cosmetic, luggage, and clothing brands.

So when this Weibo post came out, netizens were baffled for a moment, with many mocking it in the comments.

[“Asia-Pacific Region President, do you think you’re a Fortune Global 500 company? Dividing into Asia-Pacific and North America regions?”]

[“Are you in cahoots with that profligate named Fu Yunshen? Stop pretending.”]

But the public relations department of Venus Group is incomparable to those cultivated by Fu Mingcheng, and their computer technicians are not few in number.

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Since it involved Fu Yunshen, even though the CTO of Venus Group hadn’t come to Hua Country, they took action directly from O continent.

Soon, the top ten trending searches on Weibo were almost entirely dominated by Venus Group.

#VenusGroup, World’s Number One Group#

#VenusGroup’s Subsidiaries#

#Fortune Global 500 Companies#

Each topic was trending with high popularity.

It was Venus Group’s first entry into Hua Country, and their presence was overwhelmingly strong.

Netizens who didn’t know Venus Group couldn’t help but recognize those globally renowned luxury brands.

[“Holy shit, I’m shocked. Are all these brands under one group???”]

[“I’m on my knees, seriously on my knees. This guy is already a president at 23, and I’m still mooching off my parents at 23.”]

[“Shh, shut up, do you even have a face like his?”]

[“He’s got looks, money, physique, and he’s young, what an immortal man!!!”]

[“Mr. President, are you married yet? Please don’t be so strict with gender [shy]”]

The meticulously laid plans and efforts to sway public opinion by Fu Mingcheng weren’t fully operational before they were completely ruined.

The reputation of Fu Yunshen not only didn’t hit rock bottom but triggered a new wave of adoration.

Even top celebrities didn’t have as much popularity as him at that moment.

Netizens started looking for his photos, but after a long search, they only found the one released by the Fu Corporation.

Of course, there were other comments as well.

[“What’s the fuss about the President of Venus Group’s Asia-Pacific Region? Even if he was the President of their O continent region, he still wouldn’t be the Chief Executive.

He’s just a slightly higher ranking employee appointed by the Chief Executive, with a net worth of 500 billion? I advise Venus Group to find someone with a higher education to manage their Weibo to avoid being a laughing stock—50 billion might be somewhat acceptable.”]

When Ian saw this comment, he sprayed his cola all over the screen.

He used to be proud of being fluent in eight languages, but now he felt distressed to understand the language of Hua Country.

He really wanted to reply to this netizen, saying that this was actually their Chief Executive.

In the hierarchy of Fortune 500 companies, the position of Asia-Pacific Region President isn’t actually that high in terms of authority.

Ian himself didn’t expect Fu Yunshen to take up the position of Asia-Pacific Region President.

After all, with Venus Group’s entry into Hua Country, the headquarters would certainly establish the position of Asia-Pacific Region President.

Venus Group was established not long ago, but it rose rapidly.

Therefore, in O continent, apart from the Lorentz Family, those ancient financial consortiums were still eyeing Venus Group greedily, waiting for a chance to carve up such a big piece of the pie.

Ian and other high-level executives of Venus Group had been targeted by assassins hired by these ancient financial consortiums, and it wasn’t just once.

If it were just an Asia-Pacific Region President appointed by the headquarters, it wouldn’t be noteworthy to the large financial consortiums.

That’s good in a way.

It could save his brother some trouble.

Ian didn’t understand why Fu Yunshen, despite having the option in O continent, chose to stay here, and under the pretense of “retirement” no less.

It was baffling.

But there was no choice; Fu Yunshen’s orders were absolute, and he had to obey.

As Venus Group’s Chief Financial Officer, Ian was responsible for all financial and accounting affairs of Venus Group.

Controlling public opinion on Weibo wasn’t his responsibility, so he was just watching the drama unfold.

When the fervor reached a climax, Venus Group released a second Weibo post.

[“@VenusGroupV: In response to certain malicious individuals from the Fu Corporation attacking our Asia-Pacific Region President, our company will issue a legal letter. Please anticipate its receipt.”]

After seeing this Weibo post, Ian finally turned off his computer.