“You agreed?!”


    Li Yalin was filled with surprise and excitement upon hearing his son-inw’s response.


    Although he often referred to Mr. An as an old feudalist, he had actually been influenced by Mr. An’s views for a long time.


    Li Yalin understood that old feudalism had its ws, yet he resonated with Mr. An’s belief that surnames should be passed down through generations.


    Regardless of gender, as long as there are descendants carrying the surname, that lineage will continue.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    However, if there is a break in the lineage, within a few decades, that family name could vanish from history.


    Hence, when his son-inw pledged to give his daughter’s future child the surname Li, it meant that Li Yalin’s family name could endure.


    This realization thrilled him, making the news of his son-inw’s agreement even more joyous.


    What surprised him, though, was how easily his son-inw, who typically held himself in high regard, was swayed by Asher.


    At that moment, the son-inw appeared somewhat embarrassed.


    He nervously began to exin, “Dad, it’s not that Ick ambition… It’s just that the deal from the An family is incredibly tempting… Even if I worked my whole life, I couldn’t amass that amount of wealth for future generations…”


    His son-inw seemed eager to justify his decision topromise for financial gain.


    Unbeknownst to him, thispromise was precisely what Li Yalin had hoped for.


    In an effort to reim some dignity, he continued, “Dad, what Uncle An proposed is very simr to what you just mentioned. He suggested starting with a trust of 100 million US dors. The An family’s trustpany would manage it, leveraging their extensive resources, which means their ie potential is far superior to most other trustpanies. They can guarantee at least an 8% annual return. If I keep my end of the bargain, after 18 years, I can ess this trust under certain conditions!”


    After exining, the son-inw’s excitement grew as he added, “Dad, I ran a quick calction in my head. If we assume an 8% annual return withpound interest, by the time the child reaches adulthood in 18 years, that initial 100 million US dors could balloon to a staggering 400 million US dors!”


    With enthusiasm building, he eximed, “Dad, Mom, Be! Just think about what 400 million US dors means! Even if we don’t touch the principal and keep earning at 8%, we’d be looking at an annual interest of 32 million US dors!”


    “32 million dors a year! That’s an incredible sum! By then, we could withdraw that amount from the bank annually!”


    “Even if intion increases, 32 million dors will certainly cover a family’s expenses for years!”


    “At that point, we can provide our children with the best living conditions, the finest educational opportunities, and help them rise to the top of society! This represents a significant leap in social ss.”


    Moreover, aside from the annual interest of 32 million dors, the principal of 400 million dors would remain intact. As long as the An family’s trustpany remains solvent, we could enjoy this 8% interest perpetually!”<fn0dc2> ???s ??????? ?s ?????? ?? fι?dnοvel</fn0dc2>


    “What if the trustpany were to fail? Thew clearly states that a trustpany’s assets and a client’s trust funds are entirely separate. Even if it goes bankrupt, our money cannot be liquidated! We simply need to switch to another trustpany and transfer our rights.”


    “In essence, as long as the United States exists, our wealth will endure! This is a legacy that willst forever, ensuring our family’s prosperity for generations toe!”


    As his son-inw reached this point, his heart raced, and his breath quickened.


    His face flushed with excitement, beads of sweat began to form, and his eyes widened in amazement as the reality of their potential future sank in.