Chapter 1007: Chapter 755: Cultivating a Satisfactory Daughter-in-law
When Su Xiaoxi ca to return the books, several days had passed.
Chen Pingsheng said nothing but handed over a large stack of books about the post-era of Tengying Group and the first decade of the Tengfei Group.
Also included was the chanism reform five years after the founder’s retirent.
These books almost comprehensively recorded the mistakes Chen Pingsheng made over his twenty years of entrepreneurship, as well as the things he succeeded in by luck.
The reason for using the word “luck” is mainly because the tis have changed so quickly.
Past experiences are not enough to ensure future success.
Opportunities of the era are completely unrepeatable; those who co after can only use the paths walked by predecessors to accumulate experience.
They cannot replicate previous success.
He gave these things to Su Xiaoxi, hoping that through them, she could understand how a large corporation is ford.
How it operates internally, and what standards keep it moving forward?
These things, Su Xiaoxi must understand.
Only with understanding can she gain so cognition from them.
In books, there are houses of gold; especially in such a cross-decade self-summary and record from a super large group.
The gains from it are self-evident.
Besides that, Chen Pingsheng also gave Su Xiaoxi a book titled “Raising the Second Generation of Wealth.”
It includes so of the efforts he put into An’an, Er Piya, and Chen Lu, as well as a father’s companionship in the growth of his three children.
The reason for giving her this is to let her further understand the cultivation standards and lifestyle of a second-generation wealthy family.
It’s no exaggeration to say that currently, Su Xiaoxi is completely out of touch with the second generation of wealth.
Apart from the brainless short dramas where the CEO pursues soone who doesn’t care about their money, in reality, cultivating a second generation is a profound subject.
This book details An’an’s eighteen years of growth and Er Piya’s twenty years of growing up.
An’an didn’t enjoy the kind of adoration like her younger sister did when she was born.
She had five years of living in rental housing.
Later she indulged in retaliatory consumption due to her family’s sudden wealth, even once stretching out her small hand to buy all the limited edition Hers bags, dragging them on the ground.
This was just because her mother was once mocked for not being able to afford such a bag.
Later, led by her father, she spent lavishly, buying everything she liked without exception.
After a few years like this, An’an no longer had the urge for retaliatory consumption, and money beca just numbers to her.
Then, her father took her to open the Carefree Restaurant in a village in the city, to experience ordinary life.
Later they went to Xiangjiang, Wall Street.
By the ti she was in middle school, she had already started learning about investnt and entrepreneurship.
Everything she went through was under her father’s deliberate cultivation and guidance, which led to her becoming the now famous trillionaire female tycoon in China.
Su Xiaoxi was quite surprised after reading it, although she had heard from Chen Lu before that his two sisters were extravagant since childhood.
Seeing it now still shocked her.
In fact, it proved that the fifteen billion her mother was proud of, even cutting off her love for it, in the Chen family, was just less than a year’s living expenses for Chen Lu’s sister.
There were also difficulties An’an faced in inheriting the family business and the corresponding challenges she encountered.
After she understood everything, her roommate ca to ask her:
“Xiao Xi, what exactly is Chen Lu’s father’s identity, that he can give you so many precious books not available outside, and while the upbringing of the second generation of wealth seems exaggerated, it does give us a real glimpse of what Heavenly Palace is like. My life’s modest achievents simply cannot compare.”
The upbringing and lifestyle books of top wealthy second generations are almost nonexistent in the market.
Because they are not allowed to be sold publicly, probably for the sake of ordinary people.
After all, seeing a lifestyle with billions in annual allowance frequently can’t be good.
On TikTok, everyone having a Maybach has already made many won feel that the world is full of rich people.
Not to ntion such a detailed account of one second-generation’s growth.
“His identity, you’ll have to ask him yourself.”
It was only with Chen Pingsheng’s approval that Su Xiaoxi dared to lend the books to her roommate.
As for revealing his identity, that was a definite no.
“Isn’t Chen Lu dating you? His father must already see you as a future daughter-in-law, right?”
Su Xiaoxi shook her head; becoming his daughter-in-law isn’t that easy.
Having such a wise father is Chen Lu’s luck, and her fortune.
If it were anyone else, upon knowing their mother had pocketed over ten billion, they probably wouldn’t look at her again for life.
Clearly, Chen Lu’s father didn’t do that.
He didn’t even ntion this matter at all.
When Su Xiaoxi visited Chen Pingsheng again, she found him mingling with a group of university students, listening to them discuss national affairs.
“Uncle Chen…”
“Xiao Xi, you’re here. Did you gain anything from those books?”
“Yes… and quite a lot.”
Su Xiaoxi wanted to say, it overturned my past understanding, but she held back a bit, thinking it might seem like flattery.
Chen Pingsheng nodded, “Gaining is good; there’s so pocket change in this card, take it to invest, it doesn’t matter if there’s no return, but you must spend it all within a week.”
Su Xiaoxi didn’t yet have the ability to spend a lot of money; expecting soone who can’t spend money to start making money would be the biggest joke in the world.
What he wanted to cultivate now was her spending ability.
That punk Chen Lu is such a hassle; not only does he need to be cultivated, but now even this half daughter-in-law needs nurturing.
Su Xiaoxi didn’t know how much money was in the card; she almost had a shock when she checked it at the bank.
The “small change” Uncle Chen ntioned turned out to be three hundred million, followed by a bunch of zeroes, almost too much for her to count.
Spending three billion in a week, investing in startups was unrealistic.
She couldn’t find good startup projects, she didn’t have the resources, let alone guides to help her look.
All she could do was invest in stocks.
This ti Su Xiaoxi got smart, biting the bullet and invested all the money in Tengfei AI Group’s stock.
It happened to be just in ti for Tengfei AI to release the fifth generation of cross-era girlfriend robots.
Not only could they do housework, but they could also handle intimate tasks, with an experience supposedly way better than a real girlfriend.
The system’s injected skills including postures were said to be even better than real people.
Although imdiately upon release, they were t with nurous complaints from won.
The launch was criticized for subverting normal male-female relationships, slamd as moral decay.
But the sales were indeed skyrocketing.
Too many people are single worldwide, twenty thousand and more to buy such a robot, lifeti maintenance guarantee, with only a two thousand annual fee.
Bringing one ho ant you’d have to pay yearly, the harsher the online scolding, the faster the stock price soared.
This is pretty much what a money-making machine looks like.
After spending the money and earning more, when Su Xiaoxi returned the funds, she had already made an investnt gain of more than thirty million.
Chen Pingsheng took back the principal and gave her the money she earned, instructing her not to invest in stocks, nor in anything else.
She had to spend it on personal enjoynt, and use up all the over thirty million within a week.
He’s forcing her to splurge.
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