Stay Home Daddy: I Was Reborn After My Daughter Passed Away
Chapter 813 - 808 kill two birds with one stone, win across the board

Chapter 813: 808 kill two birds with one stone, win across the board

After signing his name, Gu Chen only had to make the payment, which he planned to do on a trip to the bank the following day.

Once Brother Zhu Zi had left, Pian Ran was eager to question Gu Chen right away.

"Husband, are you so sure that this investment will definitely make money? Is it just because you trust him?"

Ji Pianran truly believed that Gu Chen made the investment because he trusted Zhu Zi.

"It’s not that I trust the person, but I trust the future of online gaming. It will definitely be a major trend in the future. The amount we’re investing now isn’t much, but the returns it can bring are absolutely staggering," Gu Chen said to Ji Pianran at that moment.

After hearing this, Ji Pianran seemed to understand completely.

He looked at Gu Chen, really thinking Gu Chen had just invested because of trust.

In the entire investment industry, investing because of trust is seen as one of the riskiest things to do.

Ji Pianran knew that Gu Chen would not make such a rookie mistake in the industry.

"Of course, I do trust him as well, though I am very optimistic about the future of the gaming company.

However, this is not something just anyone can succeed in; it’s a real test of a game development team’s foundation.

Of course, it’s too early to discuss all this now.

We’ll need to see their finished product to really know.

Whether a game is good or not doesn’t depend on if it’s fun to play.

Rather, it depends on whether it can attract users to make large purchases and recharges within the game," explained Gu Chen at that moment, taking the opportunity to teach Ji Pianran how to distinguish between good and bad gaming companies,

something Ji Pianran would never have known on his own,

and only Gu Chen could teach him all of these things.

After listening to Gu Chen, Ji Pianran appeared somewhat surprised,

believing that whether a game was good should be based on whether it was fun to play.

Why would it be about whether the game could lead more people to spend money?

He didn’t understand everything that Gu Chen was saying at that moment,

and even found that the conversation was severely going over his head.

Gu Chen sensed that much of what he said had already exceeded Ji Pianran’s ability to comprehend, so under such circumstances, anything further he said would be meaningless.

Therefore, at this point, Gu Chen stopped discussing the topic any further.

"You’ll understand what I mean today, in the future," Gu Chen said to him with a smile.

After hearing this, Ji Pianran didn’t continue to ask any further questions. He knew that Gu Chen had cognitive abilities far beyond those of ordinary people.

On this point, even if Gu Chen explained it to him personally, he simply would not understand.

So he no longer tortured himself with the issue.

That entire day, Gu Chen just caught up on sleep at home.

The previous night had been quite exhausting for Gu Chen.

Gu Chen slept straight through to the afternoon,

and as usual, he did the necessary household chores.

The next day, Gu Chen went to the bank, then to Zhu Zi’s place, and transferred all the money.

The capital he invested secured him a full 35% of the equity shares in the gaming company.

At the same time, he had a 45% allocation of the profits.

Such a share was quite substantial.

It could even be said that the amount was already a sizable figure.

Gu Chen was very confident about this matter and believed that the return on this investment was not to be underestimated.

Because on the contract, he had already seen the name of the game company involved.

Shengshi Games.

This game company was the pioneer that had created legendary games.

As for how much money it had made, it was really hard to estimate now, but at one point it had nearly reached a ten-digit figure.

This was a ten-digit figure in that era, which was quite significant.

Based on the profits he could claim, he could figure out that the least he would receive was a few billion.

It could be said that this time, Brother Zhu Zi had practically thrown this money bag into his arms.

After Gu Chen had paid the money, Brother Zhu Zi felt as if Gu Chen had done him a favor.

"For this, I must thank you. Rest assured, no matter what happens, I won’t let you lose your capital."

At this moment, Brother Zhu Zi was even expressing gratitude to Gu Chen.

To Brother Zhu Zi, Gu Chen was genuine because he had joined the investment due to his trust in him.

Because he couldn’t imagine that Gu Chen was very much in approval of the gaming company industry.

In the eyes of most investment companies today, gaming companies were tantamount to the words "not doing proper business."

And investing in a game company, in their view, was something only fools would do.

So, it was basically hard to find someone who was genuinely willing to invest.

"I owed their chairman a favor before, so I had no choice.

I just helped them set things up.

I ran my legs off for this, but regrettably, the amount was just too large.

Ordinary people dared not venture in, but thankfully, in the end, there was you."

He explained this to Gu Chen at this time.

Upon hearing this, Gu Chen nodded in understanding.

Indeed, the general understanding of gaming companies was still relatively poor.

Just like the internet cafe he had opened; initially, the vast majority of people had no concept of it.

Now, the internet cafe was making money, and internet cafes had basically appeared all over the country.

He believed it wouldn’t be long before others would imitate his bar.

Also, regarding the game company, as soon as the game came out, all investment would rush into the gaming industry.

That’s when the first battle in the gaming industry would truly begin.

Gu Chen then spoke to Brother Zhu Zi, "It’s nothing, I am quite optimistic about this company."

Although Gu Chen made it clear, Brother Zhu Zi didn’t believe it at all.

In Brother Zhu Zi’s eyes, Gu Chen invested entirely because of him.

And this favor, Brother Zhu Zi really took it to heart.

He was very aware that such a big favor was worth a whole five million, and he had no idea how he could ever repay Gu Chen.

At this moment, Gu Chen really didn’t know whether to laugh or cry; he had invested in a company that was surely going to make money in the future, yet Brother Zhu Zi felt indebted to him for a huge favor.

He found the situation somewhat amusing.

However, he did admire Brother Zhu Zi.

Having promised someone, he truly did his utmost to deliver.

If it hadn’t been for himself, it probably would have been really hard to find a second person willing to invest that much money.

So, from a certain angle, he indeed had helped Brother Zhu Zi with this favor.