Super-rich: Spending money is just a job!

After personally escorting the "angel investor" of his factory to a star-rated hotel near the industrial park, the senior student and Zhou Jiahui returned to their rooms to rest. The senior student was too excited to sleep and went out to chat with Zhou Jiahui.

The senior student comes from an ordinary family and has never seen a "partner" with such ample funds. "Jia Hui, you always tell me to work with you, but I was worried that your factory was too small and that the investment wouldn't be enough to sustain it, and that it would all go down the drain."

"I didn't expect that your trip home would bring back more than twenty machines to our factory. You're really something!"

Zhou Jiahui sat on a single sofa looking at the documents and gestured for his senior to sit on another sofa. "This is just the beginning. Most of these guys today don't have inheritance rights at home. I think they might have a few hundred thousand yuan in pocket money at most."

We originally expected to be able to get only three to five machines.

I didn't expect to find a girl I just met there whose family is so wealthy; she just pulled out 20 million. That exceeded my expectations.

"Are these people really that rich?"

Why not get their family to invest? They're so rich, tens of millions should be a piece of cake.

Zhou Jiahui patiently replied, "Senior, if we bring in their families, it's not about attracting investment anymore. It's about finding ourselves a few more higher-ups."

Do you want to be your own boss, or do you want to work for someone else?

Anyway, I want to be my own boss.

We can research and produce whatever we want without being controlled by others.

Besides, a factory this small wouldn't even be considered a target by such a large family.

Zhou Jiahui thought this senior was quite naive and innocent, which was perfect. He could be his assistant and help him look after the factory.

Zhou Jiahui isn't stupid; he doesn't believe that those established business owners in the industry are doing charity. If other families were to invest, they would definitely demand controlling stakes.

For example, the start-up capital he received from the Zhou family was subject to restrictions on its use, with clearly defined required rates of return on investment. If he only had those few machines, he was essentially working for the family.

The additional investment he secured this time was the only asset he could control. With these twenty-odd machines, he now had some businesses that he could independently manage.

That's why Zhou Jiahui brought these younger people on board; these kids only care about investment returns, they don't ask for equity. It's like using someone else's hen to lay eggs.

Even if your family is incredibly wealthy, it's better to have your own small business.

This is a common practice among scions of large families: when they first start out, they rely on their family connections. Once their own small business is established, they want to break free from the family's influence.

However, there's no need to tell your senior these things. Just keep your sincere and honest attitude.

After hearing Zhou Jiahui's explanation, the senior student suddenly realized, "Ah, right, right, it's all thanks to your high EQ, Lao Zhou. I didn't even think of the equity issue."

It has to be you. From now on, we'll have to rely on you to take care of things at our factory.

I'll just focus on helping you look after the factory. I don't ask for anything else; I just hope that if I work hard for a few years, I can afford a large apartment in Beijing. That would be enough for me.

Zhou Jiahui was quite shrewd when it came to making promises: "Don't worry, senior, there's great potential in our industry. If we work hard together for a few years, we'll have a chance to buy a house and start a family in Beijing."

Then you can marry a beautiful, wealthy woman from Beijing, have a child with a Beijing residency permit, and you'll never have to worry about anything for the rest of your life.