After receiving the five billion from Dr. Briefs's Capsule Corporation, He-El Food Company began to get on track.
The only problem was that Bulma enthusiastically became the founder of He-El Food Company.
Bulma's father, Dr. Briefs, also eagerly used He-El's artificial intelligence to establish a new company, with the two each holding fifty percent of the shares.
Neither Dr. Briefs nor He-El cared much about this artificial intelligence company. Dr. Briefs merely wanted to use it as a way to stay in constant contact and exchange ideas with He-El.
After all, there truly were not many people who could communicate with Dr. Briefs without any barriers.
No matter what topic Dr. Briefs brought up, whether it was any field of physics research or even idealistic theology, He-El could always offer him a fresh perspective.
Dr. Briefs was truly delighted to speak with He-El. If spending money allowed him to have such pleasant exchanges with someone like He-El, Dr. Briefs would practically be willing to trade the money Capsule Corporation earned for time to talk with him.
Besides, if Bulma had not firmly objected, Bulma's mother, Mrs. Briefs, would have used the excuse of staying by her daughter's side to watch her first business venture and become He-El's maid.
Bulma's mother, Mrs. Briefs, was so satisfied with He-El as her son-in-law that her gaze practically turned syrupy. In front of Bulma, she even said that if she were not already so old, she would be willing to pursue He-El herself, causing Bulma to regard her warily as an enemy to be guarded against.
It was He-El's first time experiencing the Briefs family's exaggeratedly enthusiastic hospitality, enough to make his scalp tingle.
Still, no matter what, Bulma's family had indeed helped him a great deal. He-El felt that, aside from researching high-energy