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After reading the content of the email and confirming the authenticity of the electronic contract, a question mark slowly floated through Jiang Qingkui's mind.
Although she was already the CEO of Wangzhou Group, which seemed to give her the final say, there was a substantial difference involved.
No matter how much Zhou Wang acted as a "hands-off manager," he was still the chairman of the group, and Jiang Qingkui was only responsible for specific operations, while major corporate decisions and senior management personnel decisions remained in Zhou Wang's hands.
Only when Zhou Wang delegated authority did she become the queen; otherwise, she was at best a female chancellor.
But now, with the backing of the law firm's letter, she had truly become the ruler of Wangzhou Group, able to decide all matters large and small without needing Zhou Wang's consent.
This should have been the state Jiang Qingkui had always desired, but... it shouldn't be occurring at this time.
