"Oh, that's right." After saying these things, Zhu Chu suddenly remembered a key point, "Logically speaking, since the main residence of the Ming family is now in my name, can I kick them out?"

In the early Ming Dynasty, the country was weak and had little understanding of legal matters, so I had never thought about this issue before.

The system checked the legal information of this world, and finally nodded in affirmation, [Of course!]

Zhu Chu touched his chin: "That would be easier."

Losing their property and their shelter was enough for that family.

If they are unwilling to move out voluntarily by then, it is not impossible to take some compulsory measures.

He deceived the daughter of the Ming family and openly occupied his house after Ming Shu's death. I don't know what kind of psychology Jing Changhai had to be able to feel so at ease.

As for the shares originally owned by Ming Chu, as long as the truth of the matter is found out, I believe they will be able to get them back soon.

But things developed faster than Zhu Chu imagined.

She only has a few million in hand now. She asked the system to negotiate with the shareholder who planned to sell the stock. She only had a tentative mentality and had not thought about how many shares she could get back.

Surprisingly, the shareholder actually agreed.

I just asked to meet her.

This is actually a very reasonable request. After all, such a big thing as a share transfer cannot be carried out directly on the Internet. You have to see real people face-to-face to make the transaction with confidence.

The personality change of the original host is a slow transformation process. During this period, Zhu Chu made conscious changes and subtly made people around her accept her personality.

It's just a matter of meeting a shareholder, so there's no big problem in talking face to face.

She told Qin Yan about this matter, and Qin Yan obviously had no intention of forcibly intervening. He just said that he would go with her and not show up when the time came.

It was an extra layer of protection, so Zhu Chu nodded in agreement.

The meeting place is in the coffee shop.

Because the Ming Group received financing from all parties during the transformation process, its shares are relatively dispersed. The Ming Group only holds 20% of the absolute controlling rights, and the rest is scattered among various shareholders.

The shareholder can be called Uncle Li for the time being. He is also an old man in the group. He holds 10% of the shares and is considered the second largest shareholder. I don’t know why he has millions.

Just sell your shares.

Zhu Chu and Qin Yan separated at the door of the coffee shop. He found a place not far or near from Zhu Chu to sit down and work, just enough to see what was happening at the girl's table.

Zhuchu followed the reserved table number and found Uncle Li. He looked to be in his forties, with a calm temperament and a sense of majesty. After seeing the girl sit down, his eyes showed a bit of surprise.

"You look a lot like your mother."

He said this with emotion.

"Uncle Li knows my mother?"

Zhu Chu was stunned for a moment, then showed him a polite smile.

He seemed to have some memories: "Your mother and I were classmates in high school. We were the school belles at that time, so it's hard to imagine whether we'll have a deep impression on you."
Chapter completed!