Game Librarian

"Mom, you've really misunderstood. I really don't want to start a company! Besides, I used to make those kinds of games," Su Qi explained, while holding the transfer agreement, wanting to return it to her mother.

She felt that she didn't have the same company management skills as An Ning. Ugh, just thinking about how she, a socially anxious person, would feel if she really became the boss...

Su Qi was very confident that the company would go bankrupt.

She doesn't believe that someone with social anxiety could train any heroic warrior.

With that in mind, Su Qi set her sights on Lu Ran's hand.

Seeing her daughter forcefully stuffing a piece of paper into her hand, Lu Ran assumed that Su Qi was doing this because she was afraid of losing money for her.

Speaking of losing money, Lu Ran actually given this issue careful consideration.

Even if he bought the company for Su Qi, it would still be considered a startup for his daughter.

Starting a business is something that only a few people succeed at; it's far from being as easy as people say online.

The simplest example is that Lu Ran was able to buy a game company with 2 million yuan in initial funding, despite it having 5 million yuan in startup capital. Isn't this a classic example of entrepreneurial failure?

Remembering what her assistant had said—that if she didn't buy it soon, the company would be mortgaged, and the price had been agreed upon—1.8 million yuan, Lu Ran felt even more that starting a business was too risky.

Fortunately, her assistant explained to her what a limited liability company (LLC) means.

She only felt relieved after hearing the worst-case scenario was that the company would close down and she would lose everything. After all, she could still come up with the 2 million yuan.

Actually, Lu Ran was quite conflicted when she first bought the company. It wasn't because of the money.

Instead, she preferred her daughter to be a carefree, good-natured woman, marry a good man from Zhe City, and live happily ever after as her sweetheart.

Considering Su Qi's stubborn nature, as stubborn as Su Lujun's, she had kept even a major illness a secret from them for so many years.

Lu Ran was worried about her daughter going to school in Su City. She feared that taking out a loan to start a company would lead to some unnecessary trouble.

Seeing her daughter's gullible expression, Lu Ran felt uneasy. So, to help her daughter avoid making the same mistakes, she bought this company.

Looking at her daughter who was still making excuses, Lu Ran took the agreement in her hand, turned to a page, and said to her daughter:

"Look, the company name has already been changed to Xiaoqi's Studio, so there's definitely no way to get a refund. Your mother doesn't know how to run a shop, and your father is an old fogey who can't even read a computer! This is your dream, so don't make excuses."

Su Qi felt dizzy. This company worth 2 million was just given to her like that, and she was only 18 years old. And how did it escalate to the topic of dreams? Then she heard her mother continue, "This company is yours. Whether you sell it or it goes bankrupt, don't feel too much pressure. Just consider it compensation for not seeing you for the past two years, okay?"

After speaking, he gently hugged Su Qi Su Qi and stroked her back lightly.

At this moment, Su Qi felt that the System Girl was really too hateful. She had even made her own mother feel sad, but the System Girl was oblivious to this and was still drooling with Su Qi.

"Great, host, we're rich now!"

Su Qi corrected her impatiently, "No, it's not 'we,' it's 'I'm rich now.'"

Looking at her daughter in her arms, Lu Ran finally stopped making excuses and breathed a sigh of relief. She silently prayed to the air that her daughter would go bankrupt and then come to her side as a useless girl. After that, she got up and prepared dinner for the day.

Su Qi then carefully read the document in her hand again.

Su Qi was curious about what kind of company could lose as much as 3 million yuan in two years.

Looking at the address on the package, Su Qi opened her phone's browser to search for it.

She discovered that this company was actually quite close to her school, only a 30-minute drive away. Even though it had gone bankrupt, it still had a job posting.

Online librarian (6000-8000)

Upon clicking through and seeing the comments and pictures on 58 City, Su Qi understood why the company had gone bankrupt.

Fox: I've been with the company for half a month, and I'm quitting today. All I can think about is One Slash 999.

Maupassant: I only learned today that a librarian's job is to insert ads into compressed files every day. Are you sure this is what a librarian does?

Su Qi looked at many messages and pictures before she finally found out what this game company did.

This is a company that makes browser games, and the game is very well-known – Legendary Hegemony!

When it comes to this game, Su Qi hates it with a passion.

Because of her previous experience making games, she always had to download tools from the internet. And every time she finished downloading, this legendary series would appear on her computer like mushrooms after rain.

What's even more infuriating is that this game is so hard to remove with antivirus software, and it always catches you completely off guard when it appears.

Su Qi remembered one night, late at night, she was engrossed in writing code in her dorm room when suddenly she heard a "Ha! Ha! Ha!" sound as she hacked at monsters, and a red and green webpage popped up, almost making Su Qi.

Flip over the computer desk!

At the time, Su Qi had no idea what kind of person would be so heartless as to add this game to some compressed files.

After reading the comments from these online librarians, she realized that this was actually their '

Profession!

Su Qi suddenly understood why the game company had gone bankrupt. Wasn't it a completely pest company?

Just as Su Qi was about to turn the page, her phone rang.

It was Su Qi's fifth brother, Su Wujun, who was serving in the army in Shanxi.

Su Qi guessed that it must have been her second brother who told her that she was a girl before her fifth brother called. Su Qi's impression of her fifth brother was that he was just like her, clumsy with words, and even a little simple-minded, but also very principled and protective of his own.

When she was little, if she was bullied by other kids, it was usually her older brother who would stand up for her. Thinking of her brother standing in front of her, Su Qi felt a sense of security for no reason.

When the call connected, Su Qi heard her fifth brother's somewhat honest voice.

"Is this Xiao Qi? I'm your fifth brother."

Su Qi was taken aback. The last time she heard her fifth brother speak was two years ago during Chinese New Year at her grandfather's house, when everyone was video chatting. Back then, she was still a boy; time really flies.

"Yes, Fifth Brother, this is Xiao Qi." After Su Qi finished speaking, there was silence on the other end of the phone.

In fact, Su Wujun did not believe his second brother's words.

After all, Su Qi had grown up alongside him; how could she suddenly become a girl? After seeing the video sent by his second brother and answering the phone, he realized that his younger brother had indeed become a 'little sister'!

Because both of them were clumsy with words, they didn't know how to start a conversation. Especially Su Wujun, who hadn't recovered from the shock yet, let alone started a conversation, so there was a long-lost silence on the phone.

Just then, the sound of a train station announcement came through the ringing phone.

The next stop is Taiyuan. Su Qi, a traveler in Taiyuan, was taken aback and asked, "Brother, are you taking the train home?" But Su Wujun's answer surprised Su Qi: "No, we're going to aid Henan!"