You're dumping me, huh? Fine, then I'll just pick up the school beauty and make her my wif

"This is really well done," Su Qinghe muttered to herself.

Jiang Che watched for a while and commented, "The technology is quite impressive, but look at their cost investment. The hardware alone costs hundreds of thousands, making it too difficult to promote."

"Ours is different. Once the platform is set up, the subsequent operating costs are low, and it has strong scalability."

"That's true." Su Qinghe tilted her head and thought for a moment. "Should we make an app for this platform? Or just a mini-program?"

Although Jiang Che is incredibly wealthy, he adheres to the principle of saving money wherever possible. "A mini-program is enough. The development cost is low, and users don't need to download it separately."

Su Qinghe nodded, then watched a few more project videos, and the more she watched, the more reliable she felt her idea was.

She put down her phone, turned to look at Jiang Che, and said, "Che, I want to do this project well."

"Hmm?" Jiang Che turned his head to look at her, his fingers casually tracing circles on her shoulder.

"What I mean is, I don't want to do this project just to win awards in competitions; I genuinely want to create something that can help others."

Su Qinghe's voice was soft but firm, "Just like you said, only projects with warmth have meaning, right?"

Jiang Che looked at her serious expression and couldn't help but smile. "Okay, then do your best. We have plenty of time and resources."

"Then you'll have to help me." Su Qinghe nudged his arm. "If things get too busy, you can't just shirk your responsibilities."

"The way you're talking makes it sound like I'm some kind of lazy bum who could bear to watch his wife suffer in hell."

Jiang Che ruffled her hair again. "But seriously, if this project really succeeds, it might be able to continue operating after we graduate."

Su Qinghe was slightly taken aback, but quickly realized what Jiang Che meant. "You mean... to turn this into a real startup project?"

"Why not?" Jiang Che shrugged. "There's a huge demand for secondhand textbooks among university students right now. If we can make this model work, it's not impossible to extend it to other schools in the future."

Upon hearing this, a glint of light flashed in Su Qinghe's eyes, but she quickly hesitated again.

"To grow bigger and stronger...that sounds great, but we're still students. Do we really have the energy for that?"

"Think about it, I'll have to take over Jiang Sheng sooner or later, right? But to be honest, I'm all alone right now, I have no project experience whatsoever."

This second-hand textbook platform is actually a great opportunity to practice.

The investment is small, the cost of trial and error is low, and even if you mess it up, it won't be a major setback.

"So this is what I'm thinking," Jiang Che continued, "let's get this part on campus working first and get the whole process running smoothly."

"Once the model is mature, we will promote it to other schools and eventually create a nationwide platform."

Su Qinghe bit her lip. "Are you trying to emulate a certain type of TV series?"

"Similar, but we're more focused." Jiang Che felt increasingly confident as he spoke. "Companies like Mouzhuan and Mouhuishou deal in all categories of secondhand transactions, while we focus on textbooks, refining and deepening our expertise."

"In the future, this could extend to the trading of teaching materials, postgraduate entrance exam materials, and even training courses."

Su Qinghe remained silent for a few seconds, then gently traced Xiaoman's name on her head with her finger.

A-Che is right, this is indeed a good business model.

Moreover, although he has money and resources now, he has never actually managed any projects independently.

"If this project is actually carried out, how much money do you plan to invest?" Su Qinghe looked up at him.

Jiang Che raised an eyebrow. "For the initial stage, 500,000 should be enough, right? Mainly for technology development and initial operation."

"Five hundred thousand..." Su Qinghe muttered, then asked, "What if we lose money?"

"So what if we lose money?" Jiang Che shrugged, his tone relaxed. "Consider it tuition. We're not short of money anyway."

Su Qinghe glared at him, "Your spendthrift mentality is unacceptable."

"This isn't me being wasteful; it's a strategic investment."

Jiang Che chuckled and pinched her cheek. "And don't forget, we also have a charitable aspect to back us up. Even if we lose money, it's still doing a good deed."

Su Qinghe was both amused and exasperated by his twisted logic.

"Alright, alright, I'll do as you say." She compromised. "But we need to make the plan more detailed. We can't just start doing it haphazardly like this."

Jiang Che nodded. "Absolutely. We'll discuss these matters with them during the meeting on Saturday and finalize the specific details."

Su Qinghe thought for a moment and then said, "By the way, you just mentioned that you want to promote it to other schools, so we need to consider discussing cooperation with those schools, right?"

"That's easy," Jiang Che said confidently. "First of all, your boyfriend's face and status speak for themselves. There are no schools that don't want to cooperate with us, only those that are begging us to do so."

"Even if some schools don't want to cooperate with us, we can first find student councils or clubs to cooperate privately, and slowly infiltrate them, using a roundabout approach to achieve our goal."

"Pfft—Ah Che, you're making it sound like we're doing some kind of shady underground activity." Su Qinghe couldn't help but laugh.

"What else can we do? If one path in business isn't working, we can't just give up."

Jiang Che laughed along, "Besides, this isn't anything shady. It's a perfectly legitimate business collaboration, so we probably won't resort to underhanded tactics."

Just as the two were chatting enthusiastically, Xiaoman suddenly jumped off Su Qinghe's lap.

Then, it strode over to the coffee table and raised its paw to pat the glass jar containing chili sauce.

Seeing this, Su Qinghe quickly reached out and moved the jar away. "Xiaoman, what are you doing? You can't eat this."

As Jiang Che watched this scene, another idea suddenly popped into his mind.

"Hey, do you think we should add a pet adoption section to the platform?"

Su Qinghe was taken aback. "Huh? What does this have to do with secondhand textbooks?"

"It's okay, but we can create a comprehensive campus mutual aid platform."

Jiang Che got excited as he spoke, "Textbook trading is the core, but many other things can be developed around it, such as pet adoption, lost and found, carpooling, and meal sharing."

Although it sounds like a left-brain versus right-brain battle, after all, Jiang Che himself just said that when doing something, you should specialize in one area and cultivate it deeply.

But things are different now. They plan to turn this project into a commercial product and promote it nationwide and even overseas.

Therefore, expanding the functionality is a foregone conclusion; otherwise, competitors will inevitably create it sooner or later and steal their users.

Su Qinghe rested her chin on her hand and thought for a moment, "It sounds quite interesting, but wouldn't that be too complicated? What if we don't do it well and it affects our main job?"

"So we need to do it in stages. In the first stage, we'll focus on textbook trading. Once we have a large user base, we can gradually add other features."