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Two-Story Building How to use it? Change it into four symmetrical parts: one part on the ground floor for myself and my husband, another part prepared for my son, one part on the upper floor for my daughter, and the other layer as a storage room, with the kitchen built in front of the building...
Anyway, with Two-Story Building, finding a daughter-in-law will definitely be easier. Plus, my son can transfer over a thousand dollars every month, so isn't that just within reach!
My husband's cousin, Gao Qingzhen, came in with an unmistakable smile on her face.
Originally, I expected my son to work honestly, earn money to build a house and marry a wife. I didn't expect that after leaving our hometown, he suddenly seemed to have opened up. Although Uncle doesn't know what happened and doesn't keep in touch with Gao Qingzhen and her husband often enough to understand the details.
However, last time my son hurried back home just to find Village Head for something; he needed a passport because his business has gone international. In short, they are not well-informed and don't understand these things.
"Sister, come in quickly, sit down! Jiang Xiaojuan is here too; I'll go get a stool!" Gao Qingzhen looked around; she even brought her daughter. What does this mean?
The room was warm with charcoal burning inside. Gao Qingzhen moved another stool from the corner so that Jiang Xiaojuan and her mother could sit down and warm up.
After some small talk, the woman began to sigh, "Sister-in-law, you are lucky; your eldest son has succeeded. Er Ya is doing well in school; who knows, she might even get into college. Unlike Jiang Xiaojuan, she's just not cut out for studying!"
For Gao Qingzhen, her son's success was nothing to hide; instead, she couldn't help but show off about it—doing big business and going abroad—because in this village, aside from a few who went to college and became civil servants or big bosses, that's the best anyone could hope for.
"There's nothing much; I just hired a few people to do some business. It's still far from being successful!" The smile on Gao Qingzhen's face grew even brighter.
After chatting about this topic for a while, the woman suddenly got to the point. "Sister-in-law, look at my daughter. She finished junior high school but isn't really cut out for studying. Plus, she started school late and is already seventeen or eighteen now. I was thinking if she could go work at Yi Zhou, at least she'd gain some knowledge, right?"
Regarding this matter, Gao Qingzhen thought for a moment and looked around nervously while fiddling with her fingers. She hoped it wouldn't cause trouble for her son!
It's not good; I should wait for my son to come back. Counting the days, it's almost time. It's already the third nine-day period, and soon it will be Lunar December. I think it's better to let him decide when the time comes.
"It's almost Lunar December, and Yi Zhou will be back soon. Let's see if he thinks it's okay. Sister, what do you think?"
If Jiang Yizhou finds out, who knows how he will complain about his mother? Although he hasn't graduated in this life, he was a proper university graduate in his previous life!
The businesses I run are all manageable. Even if a few part-time employees spend ten minutes after work, they can handle it. Can you do accounting? Can you code? Can you manage operations? There are really not many who meet those criteria.
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On the other side, Jiang Yizhou read through the documents sent from the U.S. Branch. It was pretty much what he expected; it seemed like a speculator trying to see if they could acquire Qi. Jiang Yizhou immediately wrote an email in response, essentially saying to ignore it and focus on development.
Domestic affairs are quite boring. The industry earthquake caused by venture capital has opened many people's eyes, making them realize that this self-taught Yun'er, who didn't graduate from school, is actually capable. However, most of it is derogatory; there is distrust towards him, a semi-illiterate who came from a rural background less than a year ago, managing to self-learn to a professional level and even develop groundbreaking software like Qi.
Even if you're a high school or college student who enters this industry through self-study, it's more acceptable. But what is a dropout doing causing trouble?
Of course, there are also people who regard him as an idol and a model of grassroots success.
He feels helpless; he has merged into the current Jiang Yizhou's identity and background, which he cannot change. Should he go back to third grade and study through high school and college again? That's ridiculous! It would be a waste of life—definitely a waste of life. If it were written like that, readers would absolutely abandon the book!
What he needs is fame and connections. Just look at them; they trust me and believe in my abilities. Academic credentials don't define everything; what's important is how much knowledge you've gained. Of course, if he had the chance to enter university when he first arrived in this era, he would definitely go.
University is an excellent place for entrepreneurship—various resources, connections, policy support, and convenient identity are all things he needs. It's not like now where he's fighting alone without a trustworthy team to rely on.
Training Class has actually given up on that side. Originally, he just hoped that Li Yue could maintain it and generate profits. He felt that his energy and ability were limited, and if he had to choose between Training Class and Zhengyi Technology, he would undoubtedly choose the latter. However, he did not expect Li Yue to be so dedicated, far exceeding his expectations. He simply decided to hand it over to her and let her be a shareholder; after all, there wasn't much money involved, which is why he was so generous.
On the other hand, he placed great importance on the shares of Zhengyi Technology. Aside from the portion that must be given to venture capital for improving the company and getting it on the right track, he was very cautious about letting go of any other shares.
Opening qi, Jiang Yizhou routinely checked the messages. Now qi was spreading widely, and many people began using it as a means of contact, limited to those who frequently used computers and the Internet.
Nan Nan Lan: Why can't we search and add friends between the two versions anymore?
Jiang Yizhou was unsure how to explain this to Ding Zhengnan. Based on his past experiences, Instant Messaging, or instant messaging in the computer era, had only achieved notable success in China while declining elsewhere. Although there were reasons related to businesses, Jiang Yizhou did not dare take that risk.
Therefore, in recent updates, he intentionally made the two versions functionally different to evolve into two distinct pieces of software.
From this perspective, Jiang Yizhou was actually afraid of change. He worried that if he took a different path, he would not be able to replicate his past success. Now that he had achieved his goal by seizing the initiative with more advanced ideas, he had successfully replicated the historical route and might even do better!
Hermes: From now on, there will be two pieces of software. Congratulations! You are the first person to inform me about this discovery! Do you have anything else?
Ding Zhengnan, holding his ticket, irritably clenched his empty hand. What kind of tone is this? It felt dry and made one feel somewhat annoyed; it was as if they were strangers—unheard and unseen.
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