Overbearing Immortal Doctor Chapter 1751 - 1850: I Have to Say

Even at 1 AM, there are still over 50,000 night owls online, which, one must admit, is a miracle.

A miracle unique to OCQ.

Behind the surge in users, instead of just registering and quitting, nearly everyone tries this

software and becomes addicted to it.

Countless data streams flood into two servers, and even though we just bought one today, the data torrent

is almost reaching the server’s peak.

Looks like we’ll have to buy another one next week!

Su Zhe shook his head slightly, while Da Li excitedly said, "Why next week?

Because this one can still be optimized!" Da Li and Zhang Zhidong almost fainted.

Alright, let’s go, time to get off work. Tomorrow we’ll start recruiting people, otherwise, you guys can’t handle it. Su Zhe yawned, feeling extremely tired.

To see the final number, all six of them managed to hold on until now, excitement turned into endless fatigue.

Su Zhe finally hailed a cab, went back to the hotel, didn’t even look at Chen Ran’s message, and fell asleep immediately.

50,000 registered users.

Tencent Company should officially be on track next. Su Zhe doesn’t need to direct, he

just needs to remotely indicate areas for future upgrades and can completely elevate themselves. QQ groups,

QQ shows, QQ portal websites, pop-ups, emails, and file transmissions, Su Zhe has already integrated these updates

within the next few months. By then, OCQ will become a behemoth the industry fears, forming

a perfect social ecosystem based on millions or even tens of millions of users.

By then, its rise will be unstoppable! The next morning, Su Zhe surprisingly didn’t go to Tencent Company.

The recruitment tasks are handled by Ma Dateng and Chen Yidan anyway, Su Zhe is ready to be the hands-off boss.

He got up, washed, had breakfast, then checked his phone, where Chen Ran’s message from last night was displayed.

Boss, over at BYD, I made contact yesterday; they’re not very accepting of our company’s qualifications!

It’s a newly opened company, Su Zhe could foresee this.

Moreover, BYD is different from Tencent; it’s a factory with sales reaching billions, even without money, it’s a camel bigger than Ma Da, with high requirements for investment companies.

I see, keep following up, and... our company has already invested in a project, you can mention this to their person in charge.

Su Zhe mentioned Tencent Company’s matters; unexpectedly, Chen Ran called right away, "Boss, are you talking about that OCQ software company for online chat?"

Chen Ran said, somewhat surprised.

Yes, and? You know about it?

Su Zhe wasn’t surprised by Chen Ran knowing about Tencent; young people might not have tried it, but it doesn’t mean friends or classmates haven’t played it.

In Chen Ran’s circle of friends, there are surely users of Tencent.

Wow, this company is so impressive, does that mean it’s ours now? Chen Ran said excitedly, Su Zhe nodded, "Yes, you can say that; go ahead and inform the folks at BYD!

Chen Ran can’t wait to pass on this news to BYD, proving that his company isn’t unqualified but has already invested in a promising company. Su Zhe directly stopped, "Wait, why so hurried? You just contacted them, keep calling them today, it’ll irritate people!

Additionally, even if you tell them, they won’t change their view of us. They’ll only feel we’re begging them for investment, got it?

Su Zhe’s words made Chen Ran blink, as if starting to understand.

So, let’s observe the change, treat it coldly for a while!

I’ll spread the word first, once Tencent’s reputation grows, our investment company will also surface. By then, the situation will be different.

Su Zhe indeed has plans for his company.

He doesn’t expect Chen Ran to land a company deal on day one, but his primary intention for asking Chen Ran to call and email is to let the counterpart remember this investment company, so his objective is partly reached.

I get it, Boss!

Chen Ran somewhat understood Su Zhe’s approach, "I’ll contact several companies today to make sure they all know about us!" Yes, go ahead!

Lastly, remember to register a QQ and add me; from now on, we can chat on QQ!

Su Zhe gave Chen Aran his QQ number and then hung up.

Things over in Shen City have basically been settled.

It’s up to Chun Xiaoma and the others now!

Su Zhe sat in front of the computer, looking at the newly opened stock market: It’s time... to go back as Su Zhe has already booked a flight to Jinling tomorrow.

Meanwhile, the Jinling Province Examination Institute responsible for grading high school exam papers has also reached the final stage of grading.

On June 14, 1999, Monday, Jiangnan Province Examination Institute.

The college entrance exams ended five days ago, but the grading work started right after and now it’s at the final stage.

Math, Chinese, English, and comprehensive science subjects only have the last big questions left to grade; tomorrow is the final review before releasing scores; if all is well, the results can be announced, making today actually the busiest.

The grading of four subjects is being carried out intensely.

Contrasting the anxious hearts of parents, each grading teacher’s face carries a trace of fatigue from five days of continuous grading without break, mentally quite stretched.

Fortunately, it’s almost over.

Oh, this year’s college entrance math paper is difficult; I tried calculating and found it quite challenging, guessing the passing rate might not even reach 50%.

Let alone full scores, perhaps not even a single-digit number!?

Who knows what the upper epistle groups are thinking, issuing such a difficult paper? During the lunch break, a few teachers rarely stepped outside to smoke and chat, relaxing amidst the annual grading task at the Examination Institute.

A dozen classrooms surround a small garden, each filled with numerous scanners and computers, emitting the sound of grading; online grading has been implemented for many years, objective questions’ answers are written with 2B pencils on answer sheets, automatically reviewed by computers.

Subjective questions are uploaded to each grading teacher’s computer through the Ministry of Education’s internal system, manually graded by teachers.

Of course, this grading isn’t one person’s decision; it’s cross-checked by three teachers, eliminating the possibility of bribery.

Oh, in math, at least college entrance every year produces a few geniuses who score full marks; this time, Chinese is really challenging. Have you heard the essay topic?

If memory could be transplanted? It’s practically sci-fi; I estimate there’ll be few scoring above 130 this time, the essay topic truly leaps, not at all what the previous type was, switching to sci-fi!

A teacher came out, grumbling, "After grading papers for so many days, I haven’t seen any outstanding essays, let alone near the full score!"