I was forced to start the second round because I was raised in poverty

Chapter 286 "Let Me Tell You"

Su Cheng previously partnered with Zhao Peng and Wang Zhiying. Although he was still the one in charge, it was because Wang Zhiying knew his capabilities and, since she herself didn't understand business, she naturally had to listen to Su Cheng.

To put it bluntly, if a company is run entirely based on his prestige, conflicts and contradictions are inevitable.

Su Cheng logged into the Emperor Group's database, intending to copy some classic posts, but when he tried to do so, he discovered... copying wasn't allowed?

"What is this that can't be copied?"

The classic theories and research in the database have been circulated countless times, yet you still won't allow them to be copied.

Helpless, Su Cheng picked up her phone again and took a picture of the computer screen to identify the text, exporting it out one by one.

to be frank.

Has anyone stolen the posts in the database?

Of course there are.

And there are quite a few.

However, these are all small-scale disseminations and will not be widely spread.

why?
Because these things are very precious!
It's like someone copying a secret martial arts manual like the Nine Yang Divine Skill, which is never passed on to outsiders; they would definitely treasure it.

I either practice secretly myself or with my relatives and friends; I would never practice with outsiders.

I doubt anyone else would copy and paste this on such a large scale as Su Cheng and share it with their own employees for training.

Moreover.

Those who have access to the database are all full-time employees of Geely, at least at the specialist level or above, and the vast majority of them will stay and work for the group.

Of course, the Dihao Group knew that data was leaked from their database every year, but they couldn't do anything about it and turned a blind eye to it.

If someone publicly reposts or copies this content on a public forum, the group will take action to hold the poster accountable.

Ultimately, this is the intellectual property of the Geely Group.

Conducting experiments and research is very expensive.

It's not just physics and chemistry labs that charge money for experiments; social and humanities experiments can also be very expensive.

Where are you going to find so many passersby willing to cooperate? Who would be willing to do an experiment with you without paying them?

Some humanities experiments are short in duration but require substantial funding.

Some experiments have a long tracking period, requiring a significant investment of time and manpower, and the data is updated annually.

Some experimental surveys are like space observatories, requiring permanent tracking, observation, and data updates to avoid time-sensitive issues.

The amount that the Dihao Group invests in this area every year is unknown.

To paraphrase an old saying, exchanging hundreds of thousands or millions for a truth that is as constant and unchanging as a physical formula is a very worthwhile thing.

Due to the vast amount of information in the database, Su Cheng could only prioritize copying classic cases and theories.

Su Cheng spent several hours just stealing the information, and finally put it into a compressed file and sent it to Zhao Peng.

how to say.

Su Cheng felt like Caesar in "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," secretly stealing the intelligence potion his father had stored in the refrigerator and giving it to the other unintelligent apes.

The analogy is a bit harsh, but the sentiment is similar.

Su Cheng isn't afraid of others being smarter or more knowledgeable than him; if they can be used by him, Su Cheng will have made a huge profit.

Which marshal doesn't have a few capable generals under his command?

In the email, Su Cheng briefly explained to Zhao Peng how to learn these secret techniques.

He wouldn't force them to write a book report or share their insights like the old folks, but he required them to apply what they learned as much as possible, that is, to think about it. He didn't give them any cases to work on, but they could start by thinking about the things around them, looking for the underlying logic in events, and discovering it for themselves.

The power of coercion is the weakest; it is an energy that is extremely fragile compared to subjective initiative.

That's about it.

He won't be showing up at Shadow for the time being. At least the old man won't show up until he dies. Even if he does, it will be as a consultant.

If the old man finds out and sends troops to annihilate his still-developing forces, we're doomed.

Regarding Shengyue...

Su Cheng's team seven has been sifting through a vast sea of ​​case files.

He himself is also screening assets, but his focus is on which assets are suitable for him to acquire.

Su Cheng doesn't pay attention to things like petrochemicals, medical devices, or bulk inventory; he doesn't have the resources for those. He'll just handle things normally.

These assets must have undergone rigorous screening by the group before they came into Shengyue's hands. They were assessed by experts from various industries before being classified as non-performing assets that needed to be disposed of as soon as possible.

It might have some value for other group companies to acquire, but it has no value for someone like Su Cheng who wants to start his own business.

His first shot had to be a resounding success, so he had to be extremely cautious.

Su Cheng focuses on assets that are not valuable but have enormous potential.

The conditions can be relaxed to allow for some debt, but the less the better, and he must see the potential.

A few days down.

Su Cheng looked at several assets, but none of them were quite right.

You can earn a little money and effort by putting in a little money and effort, but the cost-effectiveness isn't that high; it's just hard-earned money.

Su Cheng didn't look at the other assets worth over ten million. He couldn't buy them all, and even if he did, he wouldn't have the money to operate them, which would put a lot of pressure on him.

Even if it's sold cheaply, it's still worth 100 yuan. It's definitely impossible for Su Cheng to buy it for 1 yuan. If the old man finds out, he'll kill her. He'll have to give at least 70 or 80 yuan, and depending on the situation, Su Cheng might even have to give a premium.

In the end, they actually managed to find a file that looked pretty good for Su Cheng.

The product is called "I Tell You".

"I'll tell you?"

Su Cheng remembered that he had downloaded a clean Windows system image from a website with the same name and even named it the same.

This is not a physical asset, but an internet app.

This asset is not a physical entity, but it does possess certain physical attributes.

In recent years, e-commerce platforms have experienced explosive growth, with users growing exponentially.

"I'll Tell You" is primarily a monitoring software for products listed on e-commerce platforms across the entire network.

Its function is to monitor and record the price of a product over the past 12 months, and it can also intelligently distinguish product links.

Prices of products within the same link, prices of the same product across different links, and prices of the same product across different links and platforms have all been integrated, allowing users to intuitively see the price trends of their favorite products.

The file states that this product was successfully developed by K8, the deputy team leader of a financial company within the group, through the 'Progressor Program'.

"Oh my god."

"This guy is really something. He only had less than 200 million yuan and he managed to pull it off."

"I bet he led the team through countless overtime hours to push things to the limit."

(End of this chapter)