Who would still start a business seriously after being reborn?

Chapter 347 I Don't Love Fighting

The main business of the national virtual item trading website is Legend, so it can be said that it caught the wave of Legend.

By standing on the shoulders of giants, even a fool can gain a broad vision.

Momo Virtual Item Trading Website had only been launched for a month when the number of legendary players began to surge. Players of many other games were extremely envious of those in internet cafes who were making fifty yuan today and a hundred yuan tomorrow.

Why do I have to pay for playing games and internet access, while others can make money playing games?

I want to earn money too!!!

The word spread like wildfire, and by May Day, the number of online players in the legendary game had quickly surpassed one million.

"One million online players! Look at that, can you handle it?" Sitting in the office of Momo Games, Cheng Yi looked at the cover of the popular software that showed the legendary player count had surpassed one million, and said to several key members of Momo Games while drinking tea.

Chen Tianqiao is amazing. These people who play with capital often know how to seize opportunities, and they like to go all in and dare to take risks.

Entrepreneurs like Cheng Yi, who come from a programming background, tend to be conservative in their approach and prefer to take things one step at a time.

But those who play with capital are different; their strategy has always been to win and enjoy young models at clubs, or lose and have to work in the sex industry.

All in, all in!
The number of online players in the legendary game is now more than one dimension higher than in its predecessor.

Who wouldn't love a game that can be quickly monetized?

These days, a person can go against anything, but they will never go against money.

"Not enough, far from enough." Cheng Yi put down the magazine and muttered to himself, "We have to give them another big push. At the very least, they need to reach 300 million concurrent online users, right? Fantasy Westward Journey's peak concurrent users reached 270 million back in the day. If we can't even beat Fantasy Westward Journey, what are we talking about as a national online game?"

Cheng Yi knew very well that if the highest number of online viewers had been reached back then, the Legend's online viewership should have reached 2000 million.

Because at the peak of the Legend, private servers appeared, and with all these private servers combined, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that the highest number of concurrent online users reached 2000 million.

As a man standing on Chen Tianqiao's shoulders, he would definitely try his best to help his brother Chen.

Legends rise and Momo rises; legends fall and Momo grieves.

The bigger Chen Tianqiao makes the plate, the more he can carry the pot.

While testing the program, Kong Feng, general manager of Momo Games, laughed and said, "This Legend is the benchmark, there's nothing we can do about it."

"How could there be no way?" Cheng Yi laughed. "I think once our game is launched, we can reach 1000 million concurrent users."

"1000 million?" Kong Feng rolled his eyes.

I have to say, their boss is really good at bragging.

"Kong Feng, you middle-aged folks are too stuck in reality. Try to be more youthful. There's a saying, 'Gamers are forever young,'" Cheng Yi coaxed. "That's called a dream. You have to have a dream before you can pursue it. What if you succeed?"

Cheng Yi looked at the group of young programmers and smiled, "Do you have dreams?"

"Yes." Several programmers nodded.

"Oh? Tell me about it." Cheng Yi put down the Popular Software magazine.

Several programmers said in unison, "Double the salary."

“Your dream is good, simple and unpretentious.” Cheng Yi nodded, stood up and smiled, “I will make your dream come true this year.”

"Boss Cheng, you're just a vice president, does your word carry any weight?" a straightforward programmer asked bluntly.

Cheng Yi usually hangs out with them, and they all know each other well, so they speak without restraint.

Cheng Yi laughed and said, "I am, after all, the vice president in charge of the game company. My words should carry weight, right?"

"If you promise that, we'll work our butts off. Don't just make empty promises," the programmer said.

"The pie I draw is a pie that can be achieved," Cheng Yi said with a smile. "Keep up the good work. Don't even talk about doubling it. If you do a good job, doubling it tenfold is no problem."

A group of programmers devoured the promises Cheng Yi had made, talking about them with great relish.

Cheng Yi looked at Kong Feng and asked, "By the way, have you completed the trademark registration and filing for our 'Primordial War Chronicles'?"

Kong Feng said, "I've got everything sorted out. Oh, by the way, that trademark you asked me to check last time, no one's using it yet."

"Last time?" Cheng Yi was taken aback at first, then asked, "You mean Legend of Mir?"

"Hmm," Kong Feng said, "The Legend of Mir 2 application hasn't been submitted yet."

"What about game registration?" Cheng Yi asked again.

Kong Feng also shook his head and said, "No, not either."

"Then let's register. It might come in handy later," Cheng Yi said with a smile.

"it is good."

Cheng Yi stretched his arms and said, "Our 'Primordial Era' is almost finished with development, right? It's time for a small internal test."

Kong Feng considered for a moment and said, "It's not feasible now. Many details haven't been optimized well. I suggest waiting until July or August."

"Then let's do it in July," Cheng Yi said. "We can't postpone it any longer."

“Okay, let’s speed things up a bit more,” Kong Feng said. “Right now, the main issue is optimization. We want to lower the game’s system requirements as much as possible.”

Back in his office, Cheng Yi carefully reviewed today's group report.

Submitting company reports every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday is a strict rule of Momo Group.

No matter how well your branch office performs, you must develop the habit of submitting work reports on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

Behind every company's steady development lies a huge crisis, and based on his experience from his previous life, Cheng Yi was confident that he could spot the hidden dangers.

The company with the most outrageous growth rate right now is Jingzhou Xiaoneiwang Interactive Technology Co., Ltd., which is headed by Cheng Yi as general manager and is fully responsible for all matters related to Xiaoneiwang.

Currently, Xiaonei.com has three subsidiaries: Xiaonei.com Industrial Co., Ltd., Momo Self-operated Commerce Co., Ltd., and Xiaonei.com Ground Promotion Co., Ltd.

Ji Yubing is in charge of Xiaonei.com Industrial Co., Ltd., Lin Shengdong is in charge of Momo Self-operated Trading Co., Ltd., and Chen Yafang is in charge of Xiaonei.com Ground Promotion Co., Ltd.

These three people are all workaholics. Faced with such a large untapped market, they are pushing forward almost day and night. Ji Yubing had just finished building a computer lab at a school when Chen Yafang immediately contacted the school's student union external relations department to finalize the ground promotion company. Just as the student union external relations department of that school finalized the deal with the merchants, Lin Shengdong's people arrived.

Renren.com is Cheng Yi's foundation, and it has nothing to do with money.

Cheng Yi owns 78% of the shares in Xiaonei.com, while Momo Group only owns 22%. This means that Cheng Yi can make decisions on many matters of Xiaonei.com, including the flow of funds.

Renren.com has an incredibly prestigious background; it's a legitimate and reputable company, originating from Handong University and supported by the Handong University Industrial Group. Furthermore, all its core members are members of the Handong University Student Union. Aside from the undisclosed fact that Momo Group owns 22% of its shares, they have absolutely no other scandals. This is a company so upright it's almost unbelievable; it would be a waste if such a company didn't engage in philanthropy.

"It's time to get down to business." Cheng Yi turned on his computer and opened a document.

He had been preparing this document for a long time.

《名师课堂》

He plans to invite renowned teachers from the primary and secondary schools affiliated with Handong University to record video courses in Chinese, mathematics, and English during their spare time.

It is divided into elementary school, junior high school, and senior high school sections.

Each lesson is meticulously divided, so if a child doesn't understand something, they can watch that lesson repeatedly.

In addition, he plans to open a support section on the school's intranet so that students who still don't understand online classes can consult with college students online through the Momo app.

As long as college students provide a valid answer and receive a free "like" from the child, their computer lab internet access points will increase by 5 points. Once they accumulate 15 points, they can access the internet for free for one hour.

Charity is the very reason for the existence of Renren.com.

He wasn't trying to take on any corporate responsibility, nor was he overflowing with philanthropy; he had only one goal: to become the nation's top philanthropist.

Apart from the saints and holy children who are reincarnations of saints and holy mothers, there are actually not many selfless people in this world.

Just like the lyrics say, since we're not immortals, we're bound to have worldly thoughts.

Cheng Yi's distracting thoughts were to establish himself as a professional and cultivate his character as much as possible, to elevate himself to a position that others could look up to, because only in this way could he truly protect the Momo Group.

Whether they are officials or upright businessmen, not many are willing to put their arms around Du Yusheng, the chairman of Momo Group, because the nature of the industry in which Momo Group operates determines that they are not considered respectable figures.

But the nation's top philanthropist is different.

If someone does charity work occasionally, you can say they're just putting on a show.

What if he does charity work his whole life?
Cheng Yi's original intention in establishing Xiaonei.com was to dedicate his life to charity.

He admitted that he had ulterior motives, and that it wasn't for the sake of giving love, but he was willing to invest real money in doing it.

Some companies are not doing very well, but the boss does charity work every day. In fact, what he is doing is not much different from what the boss is doing.

He plans to establish Momo Elementary Schools and Internet Learning Centers in impoverished mountainous areas across the country, so that every child in these areas can have access to books and receive education similar to that of big cities.

As for areas that are not impoverished mountainous regions, he will never get involved, and he will not leak or distribute the recorded online course content for free; it will only circulate internally in impoverished mountainous areas.

He just wanted to do some charity work; he didn't intend to touch the huge field of education. When it comes to doing good deeds, he only wanted to dabble in them.

He will educate children from impoverished mountain areas and send them to big cities, which will surely make the bigwigs in the education sector very happy.

This is a win-win-win situation: the children have left the mountains and escaped poverty, the bigwigs in the education sector have made money by exploiting the masses, and he has gained fame.

After saving the contents of the document to a USB drive, Cheng Yi hurriedly went to Gao Lifu's office.

Gao Lifu had a very comfortable time during this period, playing games and attending meetings every day, he was as carefree as could be.

The old principal is about to retire, and he is the only candidate.

"Cheng Yi's here, have a seat." When Cheng Yi arrived at the office, Gao Lifu was working on some documents.

As soon as Cheng Yi sat down, Lin Shengjie poured him a cup of tea and joked, "President Cheng, you've been keeping a low profile lately and haven't caused any trouble. We're not used to it."

Cheng Yi mimicked Lü Bu's tone and laughed, "I don't like fighting, but you all think I'm brave and fierce."

"Hahaha..." Lin Shengjie laughed and sat down next to Cheng Yi, asking, "Are you in such a hurry to see Principal Gao because you've gotten into trouble again?"

Lin Shengjie spoke in a relaxed tone, as if he didn't care that Cheng Yi had caused trouble.

Because his boss is about to be promoted to a permanent position.

As long as Gao Lifu is officially promoted, and as long as the trouble he causes happens within the territory of Handong Province, what the hell is wrong with him?

Cheng Yi smiled and said, "I really didn't cause any trouble. I can easily get the 'Three Good Student' award for the next two months."

"I heard you've been teaching every day, and your department head is starting to suspect you're up to something. He even came to me last time asking why," Lin Shengjie said with a smile. "Tell me, what's going on?"

Lin Shengjie's tone carried a hint of high spirits.

If Gao Lifu is successfully promoted to a permanent position, he will become the principal's assistant in name and in fact, his status will rise dramatically, making him the number one person below the vice principal.

If he perseveres for eight or nine years, Lin Shengjie might become the vice principal.

At that time, he was only 46 years old, the perfect age to accomplish great things.

Cheng Yi said, "Here's the thing, I'd like to ask the senior teachers from the primary and secondary schools affiliated with Handong University to help me record a set of learning courses. They can name their price."

Lin Shengjie asked in surprise, "Recording learning courses? You want to get involved in the education field?"

Gao Lifu, who was reviewing documents, looked up in surprise and said, "Cheng Yi, stop messing around. Just focus on running the computer lab properly. That's not an industry you should be involved in."

Cheng Yi laughed and said, "I never thought about getting involved in the education field. Now that I'm making money, I'm here. I come from a rural area and my family has always been poor. I vowed back then that when I had money, I would make sure that all the poor children in the country could go to school."

Cheng Yi's powerful and inspiring words stunned Gao Lifu and Lin Shengjie.

This...this doesn't sound like something Cheng Yi would say.

Did they misjudge him before? Is Cheng Yi really a good person?

Lin Shengjie subconsciously touched Cheng Yi's forehead.

"What are you doing?" Cheng Yi glanced at Lin Shengjie and asked.

Lin Shengjie said, "Let me check if you're delirious from the fever."

"Stop joking, I'm serious." Cheng Yi pushed Lin Shengjie's hand aside and said, "Teacher Lin, as an educator, can't you have a little compassion?"

Lin Shengjie turned and looked at Gao Lifu, saying, "Principal Gao, he's gone mad."

Gao Lifu nodded slowly and said, "I do know a very good head of the psychiatry department."

Seeing that Gao Lifu and Lin Shengjie didn't believe him at all, Cheng Yi became a little anxious and said, "Now that I'm making money, what's wrong with wanting to give back to society?"

"Giving back to society? Don't try to sound high-minded. I know you entrepreneurs too well. I could drag you all out and execute you, and not a single innocent person would be wrongly killed," Lin Shengjie said with certainty.

(End of this chapter)