After learning that Su Qiao had developed cameras and improved computers and mobile phones, Ding Jihan sent someone to directly acquire an electronics factory.
He had originally planned to give the electronics factory directly to Su Qiao, but she refused on the grounds that she was too lazy to manage it.
In the end, Su Qiao invested by contributing her technology.
However, Ding Jihan, the investor, ended up with a smaller share than she did as the technology contributor.
Su Qiao was helpless about this.
Because computers and mobile phones were not new products but merely technologically upgraded versions that were even more practical than imported ones, everyone accepted them readily.
Once the finished products came out, they sold extremely well. The cameras, on the other hand, had no market for the time being.
Su Qiao was not in a hurry to release them, though, because she had yet to accomplish what she wanted to do.
After making some money, Su Qiao picked out suitable locations and bought eight houses. She had them renovated in a simple European-American style and prepared them for rental, fulfilling the original owner's first wish—to become a landlady with property.
Of course, this was not the end. Once Su Qiao had more money in hand, she would continue buying houses.
Fortunately, there were no purchase restrictions or anything of the sort at this time. As long as you had money and connections, you could even buy an entire building without any problem.
On the other hand, Su Ya Ni's days were getting harder and harder.
Because she was too proud to settle for a mediocre job yet not qualified for a high-end one, she had been unable to find a suitable position related to her major that also paid well. The Wu Family's attitude