Aren't we friends? Why are you rushing at me?

Lin Shi sat in his office. Looking at his subordinates sitting in front of him, working at their desks, he suddenly felt a little dazed.

It felt like I was back in Shen Zhixiao's company, back to the beginning when I was working with my subordinates.

It has to be said, this is truly a world of fiction.

The things those female protagonists want to accomplish can be described at lightning speed.

Yesterday at noon, Su Ningshuang had just told him about the idea of ​​the Yorozuya.

Just one night later, early the next morning, he was brought to this place by his men.

In just one day, all the tedious procedures, such as company registration and venue setup, were completed.

The company is so well-equipped that it doesn't look like a newly established company. If it weren't for the fact that most of the seats are still vacant, it would look more like someone who has been parachuted in to take over an established business.

"That subordinate... what does our company mainly do?"

Lin Shi asked:

"We can't really do everything, can we?"

Although Su Ningshuang gave him a brief introduction, it was too broad. In short, she said he could do anything, as long as he was happy.

However, he had absolutely no idea what to do and wanted to hear a reliable subordinate analyze the situation again.

Lin Shi thought he would hear a clear and logical analysis, but after waiting for a long time, his subordinate completely crashed, like a stuck robot.

He stiffly turned his head, looking blankly at Lin Shi, his mouth moving several times, but he couldn't utter a single word.

After a long silence, he slowly stammered, "Mr. Lin. Okay, it seems like... I'll do anything."

Looking at his subordinates' blank expressions, Lin Shi felt a sense of despair.

Wouldn't that mean even less time to do anything?

He quickly continued to ask:

"So what can we do now?"

After hearing this, his subordinate hesitated for a moment.

He was also very uncomfortable with this feeling of not being able to answer questions directly. He stammered, "..."

"I should be able to do... anything. But if you'd like a main quest, Mr. Lin, there isn't one right now."

Lin Shi continued to look at his subordinates' helpless expressions, and he was just as at a loss as they were.

He waved his hand weakly, signaling his men to go back to "pretending."

He rested his chin on one hand and picked up a pen from the table with the other, twirling it between his fingers absentmindedly.

One lap, two laps...

It makes people even more bored.

Unable to bear it any longer, he broke the silence and began to inquire about the company's current situation.

"Hey, how many people are there in our company? How much capital do we have?"

Upon hearing this, the subordinate, who had been looking dazed, instantly became energized and fully revived.

Clutching his laptop, he rushed to Lin Shi and opened a PowerPoint presentation.

There are no superfluous patterns or decorations. All that remains are vibrant colors, labeled with different table data.

Lin Shi looked at his subordinates with a serious expression, his mood extremely dejected, as if he had been stabbed by a comrade-in-arms on the battlefield.

No. Weren't we all just slacking off? How come you're actually doing something?

Lin Shi's subordinates paid no attention to his dejection, enthusiastically explaining the PowerPoint presentation and occasionally pointing to specific data points. They hoped Lin Shi would gain a clearer understanding.

"Based on the personnel list provided by General Manager Shen, General Manager Su, and General Manager Liu last night, your company will have:"

"Delegated Execution Department: Responsible for executing tasks delegated by others. There are six groups of four, totaling 24 people."

"External Liaison and Collaboration Department: Responsible for coordinating various social resources needed during the commissioning process."

"Planning Department: Responsible for the planning and execution of commissioned plans."

"Contracted reception: responsible for obtaining commissions from all sectors of society."

"Administrative Operations Department: Responsible for..."

His subordinates continued to explain to Lin Shi the different departments his Yorozuya would have and their functions.

As Lin Shi watched the number of employees in the company grow higher and higher, a bead of cold sweat appeared on his forehead.

Why is it that my company, which I just started, already has over a hundred employees?

This is no ordinary company.

I really have to take responsibility for the food, clothing, shelter, and transportation of these more than one hundred people.

Can they really afford to support them? The female lead's subordinates all have pretty high salaries.

His subordinates, however, showed no concern and continued explaining the company's current situation:

"The initial funding for the operation and the advance wages for employees have been received, totaling approximately 37 million yuan."

"How many!!!"

Lin listened to his subordinate's report and let out a groundhog-like scream.

He had guessed that the group of female CEOs might invest more money, but the figure of over 30 million was beyond his comprehension; it was simply outrageous.

It's not that Lin Shi lacked knowledge; it's just that the amount of money he received was excessive.

Normally, this would be a service industry company like his that "doesn't have a clear main business".

Generally, payment is collected first, then services are provided; funds needed are taken directly from the user's payment. Having 20 million in cash in the account is already more than enough.

But now it's almost more than double the amount.

Lin Shi was somewhat confused about what the shareholders wanted to do.

In fact, the shareholders didn't understand exactly how much they were going to invest.

Initially, the secretary calculated that ten million would be enough to perfectly support the company's operation.

Because of their office location, the company claims that these two money-devouring beasts have already been dealt with.

Moreover, the staff are all skilled and ready-made, so no additional training is needed.

Once you arrive, you can start working.

Lin Shi joined the company today. All employees will be in place tomorrow. The first commission might start the day after tomorrow, and then the company will begin to make a profit.

However, some people wanted to "stand out" and secretly tried to improve Lin Shih's favorability by investing in him:

If Lin Shi checks the accounts and sees that he invested the most, he will definitely feel how much he values ​​him.

Once one person took the lead in increasing their bet, others naturally didn't want to fall behind. They added a little bit, and in the end, even Xia Ye, who was initially just a figurehead, was forced to add another five million.

Over time, the initial investment ballooned to this staggering amount.

After his subordinate finished reporting, he saw Lin Shi lying blankly in his chair, seemingly lost in thought.

Without saying anything to disturb them, I sat back down and continued working.

As a "startup company," he still has a lot of work to do.

For example, the company structure should at least be set up in office software to facilitate recruitment later.

Lin Shi's mind was already in a state of chaos. He was once again caught up in the ultimate questions: Who am I? Where am I? What should I do?

Looking at the still somewhat empty office, a question suddenly came to mind:

"My men, can't I hire people myself?"

The subordinate turned around abruptly, looking at Lin Shi in surprise:

"Of course, Mr. Lin, you are the company boss."

Upon hearing this, Lin Shi jumped up from his seat. He already had someone in mind:

"My lord, I'm going out to meet someone."

After saying that, he dashed out of the office.

Just as the person left the company, Xia Ye skipped and hopped in from outside:

"Lin Shi, I've come to visit you. Come out and greet me."