Reaching the age of thirty, my income randomly doubled
Chapter 1070 - 799: Old Yang Trading Stocks

Chapter 1070: Chapter 799: Old Yang Trading Stocks

Group management, including society’s unspoken rules, is often a result of top-down management systems.

Even teachers, who are supposed to set an example, cannot avoid this, let alone other positions.

Chen Pingsheng hadn’t experienced this blatant drinking culture in society for a long time.

He attended once and never wanted to go a second time.

Song Yanxi was quite used to it; after all, she didn’t strive for advancement, so she didn’t toast to anyone’s drink.

When the couple returned home, Song Yanxi said to him, "Old Chen, when Ji Ye grows a bit older, he should attend a good school."

"That’s essential. Let him attend kindergarten for two years first. As for the school, I will naturally have it arranged."

"You saw it today; the more ordinary the place, the more they like to indulge in meaningless things."

Song Yanxi said, "I really don’t know when this so-called drinking culture will be completely abolished."

"Don’t think about it. This isn’t something we should consider."

Chen Pingsheng obviously didn’t want to dwell on the issue; mainly because it was hard to elaborate; speaking too much would lead to complaints about society.

When everyone is like this, it does not allow room for outliers.

The couple, upon returning home, resumed tending to their flowers and planting trees as usual.

As for Little Ji Ye, who came home from school, he hopped with a big backpack.

He still enjoyed attending kindergarten, and at night, Chen Pingsheng would recite some of the Three Hundred Tang Poems to him.

And tell some bedtime stories.

The grandfather-grandson duo entertained themselves in their urban village, enjoying their time immensely.

...

Guangdong, Baiyun Headquarters.

An’an was handling some official business here and hadn’t visited her younger son Ji Ye for several days.

She planned to return to Shenzhen over the weekend and, on the way, visit her second sister in Xiangjiang.

To discuss a project collaboration with her.

The sisters, despite being in different fields, would still choose to collaborate at the first opportunity.

"Mr. An, your brother has joined the Dream Fund."

"Now he’s like a headless chicken, not knowing what to do every day."

An’an’s apparent indifference to Chen Lu didn’t mean she didn’t care for her only brother.

On the contrary, she was well aware of where Chen Lu worked and what he was doing.

The secretary said, "Mr. An, your brother is likely to stay there for two years."

The Dream Fund’s headquarters was very close to them; it would be very convenient for An’an to visit Chen Lu whenever she wanted.

"It’s good if he can stay there steadily for two years, saving him from hopping places every few months here."

Not only An’an, but even Erya cared a lot about her only brother.

But if someone doesn’t help themselves, it’s hard for others to assist him.

Chen Lu’s future lies beneath his own feet, while his wife Su Xiaoxi has already gone to Xiangjiang to take over Tenghui Capital.

It’s estimated that she will adapt completely soon and become a gloriously successful capital queen in less than two years.

"Mr. An, I think your brother is probably quite confused right now."

"Yes, he is indeed quite confused."

An’an put down her work and stood by the floor-to-ceiling window, looking out at the entire Baiyun Scenic Spot.

Pedestrians below were hurrying, not knowing what they were busy with.

Just like Chen Lu now, An’an didn’t know what he was confused about all day long.

The most leisurely at home was probably the second sister, Chen Xinyi.

After giving birth, she entrusted the child to a nanny, and when he turned three, she let their father help take care of him.

She only took responsibility for giving birth to her son; at this moment, Erya was probably still fishing in the sea.

Indeed, Erya Chen Xinyi was fishing in the sea, having spent ten billion building a super fishing yacht.

This fishing yacht wasn’t ordinary in size, but it had only her personal room, along with a study, a reception room, a cinema, a gym, and other basic facilities.

There was also a giant kitchen and a huge fishing platform meant for a living.

Erya was the typical born to enjoy type, always choosing the most comfortable path.

She wouldn’t care why her silly brother was confused.

She spent freely wherever it made her happy; from childhood to adulthood, she had always been this way.

...

Chen Lu was indeed different from his two sisters, whether it was An’an or Erya.

They were unattainable figures in the second-generation circle, and also achieved in their careers, with the slogan "A daughter should be like Chen An’an" still prevailing everywhere in the second-generation circle.

After joining the Dream Fund, Chu Qiuyan assigned Chen Lu a decent single-employee apartment.

He was to live in this place for a very long time, and the apartment building was an investment by Dream Fund itself.

The residents were all internal employees, both male and female.

From his first day at work, a new task was assigned from above, mainly responsible for catering research in one of the areas under Dream Fund.

This meant tracking the smallest projects invested by Dream Fund.

Such projects were supportive targets personally determined by Chen Pingsheng when Dream Fund was established.

With the subsequent development of the group and changes over time, Dream Fund had long shifted its focus to other large pivotal projects.

As for the most inconspicuous catering industry, they would still allocate some funds each year for support.

The intention wasn’t to expect this industry to generate much profit for them, but simply to not forget their original intention.

Moreover, the catering businesses they invested in were mainly husband-and-wife startups or small projects within the industry.

Chu Qiuyan’s assignment of Chen Lu to the most basic level naturally had her intentions.

In just a couple of days, the third child, Zhao Kai, also arrived, getting assigned to the dormitory next to Chen Lu’s.

Together, the two carried their bags to the grassroots for research.

Husband-and-wife restaurants mostly operated with small storefronts, and Chen Lu discovered that Dream Fund’s investments in such stores resulted in very slim profits.