Little Punk

The details of the collaboration became the focus of Qin Ze and Su Yu's work over the next half month. Wang Zijing participated as well, though she was learning more than helping.

The framework for the business partnership was drafted by Qin Ze and Su Yu, with senior executives from over a dozen partner companies assisting from the sidelines. The legal department would make the final revisions, and once everything was confirmed correct, they would sign the contracts.

Competitors were both enemies and natural partners. It depended on how large the market was.

VR technology had enormous potential. Even if someone wanted to monopolize it, they could not swallow the whole market alone. It was better to share resources and form an alliance. That way, if they expanded overseas in the future, they would not end up stretched thin in every direction.

Qin Ze's current assets and net worth meant that gaining or losing ten billion no longer made much difference to him. The transition from merchant to business big shot was a shift in mentality. A merchant thought about making money; a big shot thought about conquering the market.

Although Jack Ma spent all day talking nonsense and hyping people up, some of what he said was right. Once a businessman reached a certain level, money should no longer be what he pursued. He should pursue other things, such as influence.

What made Old Ma formidable was not his money, but his influence. How many people made a living because of him? How many people needed him?

Once someone reached that level, they could earn a certain degree of respect from those above. Otherwise, no matter how much money they had—like Qin Ze—if he built a skyscraper and it collapsed, it would have almost no impact on society or