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Chapter 246: Chapter 211 Start Acting Without Agreement_2 Chapter 246: Chapter 211 Start Acting Without Agreement_2 —-“Everyone, clap your hands, clap clap clap!”

He included those seven words as well.

“Finally, let me address the issue that many people are curious about, the funding gap for the gaming project, and how much this store actually sold for.”

“The transfer fee for the claw machine store was a total of 5.5 million, which barely covered the funding gap for the game project and another physical store project of mine.”

“At that time, an on-campus game trial competition will be held, our team has developed a mainstream elimination game, I will personally contribute 50,000 as prize money, all students and staff can participate, I’ll notify everyone of the specific arrangements later.”

After writing this, he pretentiously added at the end: “Above.”

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This post was already highly popular on the forum, and now with the main character himself replying, the popularity soared even more!

Last time, the hype about Cheng Zhu selling his store was overshadowed by Professor Liu paying 5000 to support a female university student.

Damn it, this time I want to see who can top me!

As he expected, the news spread first in the forum and then was hotly discussed in various group chats by alumni.

Nobody expected that the hottest Internet-famous store outside our school would be sold so quickly.

What’s more terrifying is that it sold for as much as 5.5 million!

Thats insanely high, this number is simply crazy!

“If I had that money, why would I bother with games!”

“He only ran the store for two months, right? Does that mean he made millions in a month?”

“This guy now has millions in his pocket!”

“Haha! Come on! Follow me to rob him!”

“I just want to say one word–damn!”

“Awesome!”

Not just ordinary students, many staff members were baffled too.

No way around it, that figure of 5.5 million stood out.

Some school leaders even thought: “Should we get the media to interview and report on this?”

They had considered this when [Youu Come to Play] became a hit across the web.

But unexpectedly, before they could finalize this, the young man had already sold the store–how absurd is that?

Luckily, the 5.5 million figure is quite terrifying, adding a legendary tint to the entire entrepreneurial event!

The only downside is, this student had just enrolled, so he hadn’t really been… influenced by our school yet?

And his claw machine store project wasn’t a part of Technology University’s entrepreneurial support program.

Strictly speaking, its success doesn’t really have much to do with us.

In the hearts of the school leaders, if it had been a university-supported entrepreneurial project that succeeded, the significance would have been different!

So naturally, many people started paying attention to Cheng Zhu’s game project.

Actually, with Cheng Zhu replying in the forum, many people became interested in the game.

The school organizing a trial game contest meant that we would be the first ones to try it out!

While others still couldn’t play it, we would already be playing.

It felt like being invited to a premiere when a movie hadn’t been released nationwide yet.

Of course, the most important thing is that 50,000 prize money.

Honestly, two months had passed, those from Technology University who were supposed to visit [Youu Come to Play] had already done so.

Playing the claw machine is fine occasionally, but to think about going there often and becoming addicted? That’s just not happening.

If you give us a 10% discount, that’s indeed a saving, a bit less to spend.

But if I just don’t go, then I wouldn’t spend a damn thing!

Internet-famous stores are like this; once you check in, half of their appeal disappears.

But this trial game contest’s 50,000 prize money is for real!

This is the year 2014, after all, the heyday of esports hadn’t fully arrived yet.

Playing a game with a prize pool of 50,000 in a university is definitely an amazingly huge sum!

—-“Cheng Zhu is awesome!”

Besides, some observant people noticed that he mentioned another thing in his response.

It turns out that not only the gaming project had a funding gap, but he also had another new physical store project. Now with 5.5 million, he had enough money.

So… this guy actually opened another store?

What kind of store could it be?

Daring to sell the lucrative claw machine store to fill the gap for the game project and the new store?

Quite a few people knew about Cheng Zhu planning to open a tea shop.

Not to mention, they realized this during a dinner meetup for the game studio personnel.

The news had already spread within a small circle.

Now, with everyone talking about him, it was inevitable that even more people would become aware of it overnight.

Some who already liked drinking tea were quite interested in this store.

But others were a bit puzzled.

“He already said, the claw machine store makes hundreds of thousands a month. A tea shop reaching that level is not so easy.”

“Yeah, look at our school gate, tea shops change every year, only a few brands last longer, the miscellaneous ones go bankrupt.”

“It must be a franchise, I heard that as long as you have solid funding, joining some of the hot tea shop franchises nowadays is basically a guaranteed profit.”

For Cheng Zhu, he actually didn’t care what others were saying behind his back.

You post harshly about me here, I see a good opportunity to promote the game and the tea shop, nothing more.

And with his personality, since he chose to respond, he definitely wouldn’t just respond nicely. All day mumbling, do I owe you a face?

He saw someone from the external relations department mentioning that he didn’t sponsor them, he directly commented below: “It’s easier now, just go directly to our vice-chairman Pei Yan for it!”

You think of successful people: Unperturbed, dignified, and smiling off everything.

Real successful people: Trash talking from afar, mocking face to face, even setting up a real octagon to fight.

He also roughly estimated: “Once the tea shop officially opens, the claw machine store, by then, will probably have started its decline.”

It’s just so different when the shop changes hands.

When the time comes, just compare these two stores by yourselves.

Perhaps very soon you’ll realize: look, the claw machine store under a new owner, damn, it’s really different!

Must say, Cheng Zhu is indeed the current celebrity figure at Technology University, things related to him spread exceedingly fast.

Guidance counselor Chen Jieyu also quickly learned about this, and even the school administrators specifically called her to understand the situation.

Even Dean Zhang of the Information School, upon learning that she was the mentor for the gaming project, made a special call to ask her opinion about the game.

When Chen Jieyu heard this question, she was totally dumbfounded.

Opinion? I’m just a figurehead, what opinion could I have?

Every time I went to building 212, it was either just to show my face, or because I had some business with him.

I’ve only been there about four or five times; once he overheard me on the phone, and I ended up owing him a huge amount of money, which entirely changed our statuses, a male student from the class directly became the creditor of his guidance counselor.

Another time, I broke down in front of him, and he took me to have a meal and drink, falling into a very complicated situation.

She was well into her twenties, and she was very aware their relationship had changed long ago, perhaps even become somewhat… dysfunctional?

Cheng Zhu had become quite special in her heart.

Some things she didn’t even dare to think deeply about.

She was afraid of being drawn into a whirlpool that she couldn’t escape from.

After handling these school administrators, Chen Jieyu felt that this self-proclaimed male best friend and classmate could really stir up trouble.

“Game trial competition, even putting up 50,000 prize money.”

She jokingly thought to herself: “If I took that 50,000, would I be able to avoid paying back the money I owe him?”

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