Come to modern times to be a boss

Chapter 149 Vision 2
The next morning, Zhu Quan and the others did not go to Qiwen headquarters, but gathered in Zhu Quan's room to play Doudizhu.

Xu Ran watched from the sidelines, Zilong, Zhu Quan, and Luna went off to join the battle.

What they can do now is to wait for Mr. Li's notice, and if there is no problem there, they will pay and sign, and they will become the original shareholders of Qiwen.

As for Zhu Quan, he is the second largest shareholder, and the first shareholder is no accident, it is Penguin. They don’t care about your troubles. They pay attention to strategic investment. Even if they lose money, it doesn’t matter. They are not short of money. , but all fields must be involved.

If there is no accident, Feilu and Sanmao should also have shares, but they do not have a controlling stake.

The companies that Penguin wants to hold are generally leading companies, or they think they have strategic value.

Zilong and the others fought against Zhu Quan as the landlord, looking for abuse.

Except at the beginning, Zhu Quan didn't understand the rules, and they posted three notes. After Zhu Quan understood the rules of the game, the two of them never won again.

Zhu Quan is always going straight to the landlord. The problem is that his cards are not bad, and the bigger problem is that this player can still remember cards.

After less than an hour of beating, Zilong and Zilong had no place to put stickers on their faces.

"Don't play, don't play anymore!" Zilong wiped off the note on his face, threw the cards down angrily, and didn't plan to play anymore.

"Go on, it's quite interesting!" Zhu Quan stretched out his hand to pick up the loose cards on the table, planning to shuffle them.

"Well, brother Quan, let's stop playing, why don't you ask Mr. Peng how things are going?" Luna was also a little timid.

This guy will give them a spring at every turn, or double it several times. He even wonders if this guy is cheating.

Since the two of them didn't intend to play anymore, Zhu Quan didn't force it anymore, it was just killing time anyway.

Near noon, Mr. Peng replied to the message, and the matter was settled.

Several people breathed a sigh of relief, especially Zhu Quan, although he seemed very calm, but he was the most excited in his heart.

This can be regarded as another turning point in Zhu Quan's life, right?

From a novel author to a group shareholder status.

Although he now owes [-] million yuan and is heavily in debt, he has one more identity on the surface: the second shareholder of Qiwen Group.

If Qiwen can be successfully listed in the near future, then he will be an important figure in the listed company.

After a tough lunch break, when Qiwen came to work in the afternoon, several people rushed to Qiwen's headquarters.

It was the same group of people, Zhu Quan didn't intend to give them a good face, and went through a series of signing procedures step by step, and completed the payment process under the witness of the notary.

When the notary handed over the documents in Zhu Quan's hands, Zhu Quan suddenly felt that he seemed to understand something.

Those investors got the money, and they were not interested in staying any longer, so they packed up and left in desperation.

Mr. Peng sent a few steps politely, turned around and went back to the office, but the master is still inside.

"Xiao Zhu, no, it should be Mr. Zhu, and you will be our leader in the future!" Mr. Peng made a joke.

"Mr. Peng, don't make fun of me. I'm just investing, mainly for my brothers to write books with peace of mind. I won't participate in Qiwen's daily work!" Zhu Quan knew what these two people were worried about. He directly stated his intentions.

Although there are various stipulations in the contract, the founders have also imposed various restrictions on major shareholders, just not wanting Qiwen’s daily operations to be too much interfered by investors.

Hearing Zhu Quan's words, Mr. Li and the others looked at each other and smiled, and their impression of Zhu Quan was much better.

"By the way, will this equity transfer affect the progress of the listing?" Luna usually speculates in individual stocks when he has nothing to do, so he is more concerned about this.

"No, if it was in the past, you might have to wait in line again, but since the new "Securities Law" was put into trial operation in June, all of them are registration-based. As long as the company's financial problems are good, it will be listed soon. But the same Yes, listing is simple, and delisting is also easy, if the semi-annual report is unqualified or has other violations, it may be listed in the same year and delisted in the same year!"

Regarding this matter, it seems that Mr. Peng knew a lot about it, and he spoke clearly and logically, leaving Zhu Quan, a layman, in a daze.

Zhu Quan didn't know much about going public, and he secretly planned in his heart that he would have to make up for it when he had time to go back. This is another knowledge blind spot.

"However, the few of you are all company executives, and you have to make an announcement when buying and selling stocks, including relatives within the specified range."

"Just post it. I am optimistic about my own company, so I won't let you buy it. I'm short of money, so why don't you let me sell it?"

Luna's words directly amused everyone.

"Stocks, don't play with them. You are thinking about how to cut leeks now. From this, you can see how ruthless the sickle is for cutting leeks in stocks!" Mr. Peng said to Luna earnestly, "Don't put All your hard-earned manuscript fees have been lost."

"No, I put half of my wealth on Zhu Quan, and I will live and die with him!" Luna patted Zhu Quan on the shoulder, with a heartless expression on his face.

Seeing Zhu Quan and the others fighting, Li Wenbin and Peng Nan also showed smiles on their faces.

These few people are very similar to them at the beginning, they are all very ingenious and strong, and then they got to know each other and became friends, and then started a business together for the common hobby, and finally the two of them built such a network of literature.

Li Wenbin is in charge of external affairs, and Peng Nan is in charge of internal affairs, that is, operations and products.

Supporting all the way to the present, there were originally five people, and three of them quit halfway and started anew, starting Feilu and Sanmao.

There are disagreements and conflicts of interests. Those people value money more and hope to receive quick money, even if they squeeze readers and authors, they will not hesitate!

Fortunately, the two of them are still consistent and have never changed their beliefs, that is: let web articles become social productive forces!

Zhu Quan and the others had nothing to do, so they listened carefully to some plans of Mr. Li and Mr. Peng, including their most original vision. When they heard this, they couldn't help being touched.

Maybe some people just want to make a living by writing novels, some do it purely as a hobby, and some full-time writers rely on it for a living.

However, Mr. Li and their ideas have transcended material needs and spiritual pursuits, and they hope that web writing can become a kind of productivity.

The last one that talked about productivity was that sentence: Science and technology are the primary productive forces!
Here is the second sentence. Of course, it is only popular internally: web writing is a kind of social productivity.

In people's previous concepts, what is a web article?It's H text, it's fighting and killing, it's bloody and violent, it's a mess!

All things that are not in physical books, all things that are not taboo, can be seen on the Internet, which is actually a misunderstanding.

There are many excellent authors. They may not be able to publish physical books for various reasons, but through the platform of Qiwen, they have realized their dreams. They have all the stories they want to tell, the spirit they want to convey, and the positive energy they want to promote. written in the novel.

And their goal is to promote these excellent online novels as much as possible, or adapt them to movies, or adapt them to games, or even export them abroad, as a new type of cultural export sample in China.

This is what Li Wenbin and the others have been striving for so far.

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(End of this chapter)