Chapter 1742 - 1841: No Help

Chapter 1742: Chapter 1841: No Help

My family?

Su He really hadn’t expected Ma Dateng to ask that question.

The others were also staring curiously at Su He, especially Chen Yidan, who was desperate to know who Su He was

and how much money his family actually had.

Su He just smiled.

Does that have anything to do with me acquiring the company?

Su He raised his eyebrows. Ma Dateng nodded solemnly: Of course, any shell company that takes

on investment definitely has to review the investor’s qualifications, see whether he’s helpful to the company’s future!

Indirectly speaking, it’s mutual due diligence, right?

Su He cut off Ma Dateng’s words, as if he had seen straight through his heart:

"What you really want to ask

is, did I earn this money myself, or did my family give it to me, right?"

A sharp light flashed suddenly in the eyes behind Ma Dateng’s gold-rimmed glasses—he’d been seen through again.

The truth was, he really was curious about this money of Su He’s.

Of all the rich second-generation kids he knew, basically none of them would, at this age, go open some Angel Investment company.

First, the family wouldn’t agree; second, they’d definitely want him to focus on his studies.

Su He started a company at 18 and is also in university—what kind of family does it take to raise

someone like that?

And he’s even in Communications at Gao Hua.

The key thing was, he’d just seen several pieces of software on Su He’s laptop—this might have been

a bit of that product manager’s professional sensitivity.

He’d seen a stock trading software, and he was very familiar with that kind—Huatai Securities,

in Little Ma’s "Internet Life", the first software he ever developed, and the first real product of his life, was this kind of graphical stock market analysis system.

Although Huatai Securities’ software wasn’t developed by him, he was good at trading stocks.

Even now, he still liked to follow the market whenever he had time. He didn’t have money in the market, but he really liked

those curves. That software, he sold for 50,000 RMB—that was his first pot of gold. After that he

continued to develop all kinds of systems and programs related to stocks, and that became one of his side-income

channels.

That "Stock Overlord" that was really popular in China not long ago

was a system that bound stocks to pagers, so your own positions’ ups and downs could

be pushed to your pager at the very first moment.

At its peak in Huaqiang North, a single Stock Overlord card could sell for 8,000 yuan, and even then you couldn’t find supply. People were scrambling

to buy them!

But the rapid decline of pagers meant that Ma Dateng didn’t catch that wave in time. In the end he only made

200,000 in side income. Over these years, via all kinds of stock-related peripherals, he’s gradually made 500,000, and now it’s all been invested into Tencent Company.

If there were no Penguin, maybe Ma Dateng would have become a trading master—that’s what he says himself.

So seeing Su He have that kind of software didn’t surprise him at all; everything about Su He so far proved

that he and himself were the same kind of person.

Ma Dateng had a very strong intuition that, in stock trading, Su He might be just as sharp as he was in computing.

Because Ma Dateng himself was exactly that kind of person. You already know the answer, don’t you?

Su He said something that only he and Ma Dateng would understand. Beside them, Da Li and Zhang Zhidong were both stunned.

So you’re the one Duan City’s been talking about all along, that...

Yeah, that’s me!

Su He didn’t let Ma Dateng say it out loud, but it was already enough to make him jump three steps back, blurting

out several "Stock God"s!

The one standing in front of him turned out to be the Little Stock God that Shenzhen and Shanghai have been talking about all this time.

And sure enough, the image matched Su He perfectly.

His age explains the "Little" part—only someone who creates that kind of stir in the stock market at 18

qualifies as a Little Stock God.

The speculation Ma Hua originally had was now confirmed.

He had been guessing all along whether Su He was the Little Stock God, and now that he’d guessed right, his heart was

still churning with waves. Like this, everything suddenly made sense.

Only a master from Duan City would know the major companies this well, and then go open an Angel Investment

company. Even Ma Dateng couldn’t help wanting to applaud Su Xi.

To be honest, he’d never truly admired anyone before. Even when Su He helped Da Li and the others fix the server

problem, and being this young yet getting into Qinghua’s Communications Department, he’d felt nothing much inside. Because at 17

he could do all that too... His scores back then were enough to get him into Qinghua. It was only because of some political

incident that he missed it.

But this time, he was genuinely, thoroughly shocked.

The Su He standing before him made him feel genuinely inferior.

His younger self absolutely couldn’t have reached this kind of height.

What kind of secret code are you two playing at?

Da Li’s head hurt listening to them. Zhang Zhidong was also glancing back and forth, his head about to explode. This

is just an equity issue, isn’t it?

How did it turn into this tit-for-tat, like a chessboard slaughter?

Like the two of them just refuse to yield to one another.

They’re gaming each other! Chen Yidan was starting to get it.

In fact, Ma Dateng was very happy to have Su Zhe join Tencent Company, but once he joins,

what is Su He’s positioning? One mountain cannot have two tigers.

Right now, Ma Dateng is the actual decision-maker at Tencent Company. Even though the five of them basically haven’t even assigned titles,

other than Chen Yidan being the company’s legal counsel, the other four are all programmer-shareholders,

each with 20%.

But everyone knows Little Ma is the core of Tencent Company.

He’s always been the one steering and defining the company’s direction, and the company’s name was even set from his own name—Teng Xun!

Ma Huabo’s "Teng", communications’ "Xun".

The other four had absolutely no objections to that; after all, given Ma Dateng’s ability, they were all very

convinced.

But now the situation was about to change. Enough to shake up the status among the five of them.

Because Tencent Company was about to welcome someone even more formidable than Ma Dateng. In Chen Yidan’s

view, Su He absolutely wasn’t the kind of person who’d sit beneath anyone.

Just the fact that he founded an investment company showed that this man was very ambitious. So between Ma Hua and Su He,

there could only be one person in the top position. This was an unspoken contest, though what he didn’t know was that Ma

Dateng had already lost. The moment he asked about the stock, he’d lost completely!

After I acquire Tencent Company, I won’t be staying here. I still have to attend university. The company’s main

members will remain unchanged.

The main leader will still be Little Ma, responsible for product maintenance and coordination. And of course Da Li, Dong Ge, 𝘧𝓇ℯℯ𝑤ℯ𝘣𝓃ℴ

and Old Xu—the three of them will continue deeper development of the OCQ program.

Brother Dan, on legal and funding issues you won’t need to worry about anything!

Su He and the five core members of Tencent Group were sitting in the office, holding

a temporary meeting about the future of Tencent Company.

This time, the one speaking was no longer Little Ma, but had switched to Su He.

This didn’t mean that Ma Dateng was giving up leadership at Penguin, it meant he wanted to hear Su He’s ideas.

If he acquired the company, how would he run it?

Right now Su Zhehe was laying out the decisions he’d make after acquiring Tencent Company. If

the five of them, with Ma Dateng, agreed collectively, then what followed would be the formal handover of the company.

Su He would become their new boss. As for how to allocate Duan Quan (equity)?

Little Ma kept silent. Beside him, Chen Yidan spoke first. In fact this was exactly what Ma Dateng wanted

to ask, but Chen Yidan took on the bad-guy role: "Your stakes are all the same."