Lena approached and sat beside him. "What's the matter? Any problems?"

Tobias nodded repeatedly. "I must admit, this student is the most outstanding and accomplished I've ever mentored!"

He wasn’t measuring by money alone.

One's achievements could indeed be evaluated through financial success, but that’s far from the only standard. Success in life, in a career, or even as a capable mother or father—all of these counted as achievements. The criteria differ.

Some may find success in their careers, yet fail as parents, which, in that aspect, made them unsuccessful. Tobias’ standard was professional achievement, excelling in a particular field or industry.

Undoubtedly, in this regard, Eric was exceptionally successful. He had broken the monopoly of the three major international companies, allowing the country to have its own products, free from the stranglehold of these giants. This was an immense achievement!

Tobias continued. "But Eric is already married, and his wife is the Inno