Why Couldn't They Cooperate?
Everyone knew that management at Everyday Medical Technology was extremely strict. Employees were allowed only one hour at noon to eat and take a short break. Li Xiaoyue couldn't waste all of that time, either.
Still, whenever she had some free time in the days that followed, Li Xiaoyue went upstairs to sit with him. In a way, she had witnessed Future Technology's growth firsthand. In just six months, it had gone from a handful of employees to occupying the entire floor.
After Wang Yue stepped in, every game Future Technology released was a carefully selected hit from another world. As soon as each one launched in this world, it gained a legion of devoted fans. Future Technology had entered a veritable money-printing phase.
Once he had money, Wang Yue decided it was time to think about how to return to the real world.
He wasn't sure which person was connected to him, so he resorted to the simplest approach: he carefully recorded all the employees laid off by the companies in the building, then hired anyone with some ability.
Of course, not all those employees' former companies had anything to do with online games or cybersecurity. Fortunately, Wang Yue could keep expanding the scope of Future Technology's business.
Whenever he brought in a group of employees, he started a new project based on what their previous company had done. That way, he didn't waste their talent.
For most bosses, this would have been tantamount to digging their own graves. After all, other companies had been in those fields for years. Wang Yue would be a latecomer, starting out at a disadvantage and facing a tough road to profitability.
But that wasn't a problem for Wang Yue. He'd been through so many worlds and lived in