Siheyuan (courtyard house): My name is Shazhu!

After spending thirteen days in Malaysia, He Yuzhu and Zhou Songyu made complete arrangements for He Mingzhong. Zhou Songyu was relieved, and the two returned to Hong Kong.

Sitting on He Yuzhu's private jet, a Boeing 747-100 that Cathay Pacific had just purchased, was their first time using it to take their son to Malaysia.

The aircraft originally had 366 seats, but it was modified to have 36 seats, six lounges, and two meeting rooms. The main purpose of the flight is still for office work.

He Yuzhu likes that this aircraft has a large space, which makes it easy to convert into an airborne office, and the aircraft has a long range, making it convenient to fly directly to the countries and cities he wants to visit.

The total price reached 47 million Malaysian Ringgit, and the passenger plane was quite profitable. However, Malaysia will have to wait a few more years before it can start manufacturing large passenger planes.

"Yuzhu, you've opened so many factories in Malaysia over the years, it feels like ten times more than the number you opened in Hong Kong."

"These are all additions in recent years, especially after 69. There are still few factories, and some factories need to wait for talent. It will take five years before the development there can be accelerated."

Right now, it's basically about infrastructure development. Once Zhong'er comes in, we can carry out technological transformation, which will give us a lot of political capital. We still have more than twenty years, no rush!

"I didn't expect that Qian Duobao and Sun Dewang from Gangcheng were also your subordinates, and I guess no one else would have thought either."

That way you can say you've got the port city's economy under your control, and you call the shots there.

"After taking over the four major ocean conglomerates, I'm now in charge. Boss Mai is just a figurehead, and I can't be bothered with them."

The separation wasn't solely due to them; being incredibly wealthy has never been a good thing throughout history. The lack of absolute power to protect a nation is extremely dangerous.

"Your hometown?"

"Sort of. It's not a big problem for me while I'm around, but if I'm gone one day, the relationship will fade. Once people have a grudge, it's not good for anyone."

"So you split it up first to block the ideas of the 'good guys,' and then block their bad ideas in a few years."

Comrade He Yuzhu didn't realize that you are very clever to nip potential problems in the bud, which is good for everyone and avoids damaging relationships.

Zhong'er has a lot to learn over there, and he also has to manage so many businesses; he doesn't have time for anything else.

"You're overthinking it. These factories don't even amount to one-fifth of what I planned. There are many factories, so he doesn't need to manage them personally; they all have factory directors and managers."

He only intervenes when there are major issues, and with He Guang and Du Ming helping him manage things, he only needs to listen to the company reports at the end of the year; he doesn't really need to manage much at all.

"Just like when you were at the company!"

"What do you mean by 'same as me'? I don't care whether it's worth my time or not. You'd be surprised if you saw the various mineral resources I've found and bought over the past few years."

Its total area is larger than Malaysia's territory, and its total value is incomparable to that of an ordinary country. With sufficient military power, its mineral resources are truly a treasure trove!

"Mineral resources are what you call the downstream of the industrial chain; without these mineral resources, nothing can be manufactured."

"Of course, mineral resources are just as important as agricultural products. High-end products not only require advanced technology, but also mineral resources to be produced."

"You've got so many businesses, even four sons couldn't divide them all. You've worked so hard."

"No country is estimated to be unable to use it all; some countries should be able to use it all, as they still need strategic reserves."

"I don't understand these things, but I hope everything goes well for Zhong'er."

Yes, it will.

After returning to the port city to rest, I first went to my hometown to deliver the locations and dates of three earthquakes before heading back to Europe.

This time, delivering the message came with a huge reward, something He Yuzhu never expected: ten years of lifespan, one chance at immortality, a complete set of optical technology, and a complete set of laser weapon technology.

And one more stroke of luck!

That's amazing. He has a lifespan of 25 years, plus the 30 years he bought, making He Yuzhu's lifespan 110 years.

There are also opportunities to buy it in the system store and get it as a reward. He Yuzhu now understands why many emperors like to pursue immortality.

Why not live a few more years when you're already on top of the world? Too many people indulge in the desire for power and money!

Surviving again seems meaningless; having never died even once, and possessing excellent optical technology, is less relevant. Laser weapon technology is far more essential.

Luck +1 should be an increase in one's good luck, like finding a rare innate treasure; we can never have too many!

In Europe, I learned from Martha that Anne had taken over most of the family's charitable work and was doing charity work everywhere like a madwoman.

When Xiao Cha talked about his sister, he slapped his forehead, as if he had done too much. His plan was to give her 1/4, but he ended up giving her 3/4.

It's so frustrating!

Only by accepting things heartlessly, donating money occasionally, and having more free time, can one reluctantly do what one wants to do.

"Several countries here want to buy 1G communication network technology, ranging from five billion to ten billion US dollars."

There's also the mobile phone manufacturing technology; the price is still under negotiation. Our production volume is still too small; we can't even leave our homes.

"You can decide for yourselves whether you want to work hard to develop the next generation, or buy the technology from me in a few years."

Do you have next-generation technology?

"The next-generation communication network technology is basically in place, it's called 2G technology. Mobile phones are still under development. Our company's technology isn't up to par, but we are interested in high-end technologies."

It's them.

"That's right. There's a need for a technological direction and research and development of relatively low-level technologies to catch up with the high-tech market."

"So you choose them because they have certain technology, their labor is very cheap, and they won't compete with you for market share in the short term. They seem to care a lot about the military industry. Some are even more focused on it than the US."

"Each side gets what it needs, and communication technology can also greatly enhance national strength. We can't use our money for war reparations anymore."

"The idea is good; few countries dare to go to war with them. Should we really buy shares in oil and telegraph/telephone companies that we issue in the second half of the year?"

"Nonsense, especially for you guys. You should try to get your hands on these two things. There are oil companies above and oil fields below. You can build oil refineries in the middle and save a lot of intermediate links."

Telegrams and telephones can be purchased separately. Treat the telegram as a minor service, while the telephone company is the major player. Twenty years from now, mobile phones will be the mainstream.

If you don't buy, I will. The more you buy, the better. Find some time to talk to the Iron Woman and sell the whole package to me. I'll pay an extra 10% of the price.

You guys are really short of money, I'm giving her a helping hand in her time of need!

"That sounds nice, but I'll buy it too. I'll contribute more to my country. I have both money and effort."

"Hehe, Martha, you've gone astray."

"I learned it from you. I work at a diamond mine in Australia, and my diamonds sell very well at Harold's Department Store. They love buying the diamonds there, including colored diamonds."

De Beers Group wants to cooperate with me again. This time they are very sincere. They are not buying mines, but rather putting the mines through a loop and returning them to me.

When you get a GG at Harrods department store, they don't charge a service fee; they just say that their company helped make the finished product and praise their craftsmanship.

I also offered to sell them the extra diamonds at a 10% discount. Since I'm not a diamond mine owner, I agreed to their deal.

"Fine, consider it a personal preference. There's nothing wrong with agreeing to their terms. Keep the high-quality colored diamonds over half a carat, and sell the rest."

"You're quite generous. Let's go have some fun for a few days in a couple of days."

"Can."

"Lily isn't going; she's studying management. She owns Harold Department Store and four hotels. We'll just stay and explore this area of ​​Europa."