I suggest you investigate; this person doesn't seem to be a first-time reborn individual.

Tang Chen is a little confused right now.

He was sitting in a conference room at 360, having just finished a small meeting with the technical team members who had come to Beijing from Jiangning on a business trip.

He sat in the chair, staring at the ceiling, and didn't move for a long time.

After hearing Tang Chen's instructions, the others basically did the same thing.

Before leaving, Lin Ran gave Tang Chen his tasks for the next two days, a few words as casual as if he were drinking water.

Only then did he realize what kind of wicked scheme his boss was plotting.

dog.

That's fucking despicable.

He recalled what the boss had quietly told him yesterday, pulling him aside in a low voice.

"Tang Chen, spend the next couple of days coordinating with the technical team at 360 to develop a feature. I've already discussed it with Boss Zhou."

"What function?"

"It's the kind where, with a single click, users can transfer their contacts from QQ to Yunxin. It doesn't need to be complicated; just guide the user to download their QQ backup data and then import it into Yunxin."

"??????"

Tang Chen was stunned: "Boss, what are you doing...?"

"What, you can't do it?"

"It's not that it's impossible, it's just..."

"That's good then." Lin Ran patted him on the shoulder. "When Tencent announces the choice between the two, this feature will be available on 360's app store."

"Boss, isn't this a bit against the rules?"

Lin Ran looked surprised, but said confidently, "What do you mean by 'not following the rules'? We're just providing a function button; everything is the user's own decision."

User-initiated behavior?

Tang Chen was completely dumbfounded.

He couldn't even imagine what Tencent's expression would be if this actually happened.

What is the most valuable thing about QQ?

It's not some chat interface that hasn't been updated in a long time, nor are they those fancy features; it's the user's hundreds of friends.

It's classmates, colleagues, relatives... it's the network of relationships that took so many years to build.

Lin Ran's move was essentially like drilling a hole in Tencent's wall, telling users: Want to move? I'll help you.

At that moment, eight or nine people entered the conference room. The leader was a man in his thirties, wearing glasses and a plaid shirt, who looked like a typical tech geek.

Tang Chen was brought back to his senses when his subordinate nudged his arm. They were still in the 360 ​​conference room, about to meet with the temporary technical team that 360 had set up.

"Engineer Tang?" The leader extended his hand. "I'm the technical lead at 360, my surname is Wang, just call me Lao Wang."

The two groups introduced their respective people.

After everyone was seated, Old Wang got straight to the point: "I presume everyone is clear about our respective tasks?"

Everyone nodded, but some seemed unsure how to begin, as if they found it difficult to speak.

After a long pause, Tang Chen spoke first: "There are a few technical issues, but they are all easy to solve. QQ itself has a function to export contacts, so we just need to import it here."

Someone from 360 added: "The difficulty isn't in the technology, it's in..."

He didn't finish speaking, but everyone understood.

That's immoral.

Tang Chen could only manage a dry laugh: "The boss's idea is that we just need to do the work and don't need to worry about anything else."

The engineers exchanged glances, then sighed in unison.

"Fine," one of them said, "Anyway, 360 and Tencent have already fallen out, so it doesn't matter if we're a little more unethical."

Tang Chen wanted to defend his boss, but when the words came out, he realized he had no idea how to defend him.

Because the boss is really unethical.

After the technical matchmaking meeting, Tang Chen felt even more dazed.

This thing seems like it could actually be made...

Doesn't that mean that when that day comes, users will be able to transfer all their contacts accumulated on QQ to Yunxin with just a few clicks?

He stood at the doorway, watching the passersby, and suddenly felt sorry for them.

They were unaware that in a few days, their QQ contacts might be moving.

As Tang Chen walked down the street, he suddenly felt a pang of sympathy for Tencent.

It's not that I feel sorry for the internet giant, but for those programmers. They worked hard writing code for years, only to have it all circumvented by their boss's "user-driven behavior."

What's wrong with the boss's brain?

Most people would think about how to confront Tencent head-on, but he actually went around to their backyard and raid them.

And they even have the nerve to be so self-righteous.

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Beilu City.

The phone rang again. Wang Meiling looked down and saw the words "Lin Er" appear on the screen.

She took a deep breath; this was already the fifth phone call this week.

She's currently dragging a huge delivery box on her way home. The box is incredibly heavy, and she has no idea what's inside.

He was dragging a box in one hand and answering the phone in the other, looking like a donkey pulling a cart.

She pressed the answer button, her tone no longer bothering to hide her anger: "Spit it out."

I've never hated answering my son's phone calls so much.

That brat has nothing better to do than call me all day to ask if his sister-in-law is pregnant.

It's like he's eager to have a grandson, even more so than his mother.

When I first started college, I wouldn't call her even once a month. Now, he calls me every other day. I've never seen him call so often before.

Wang Meiling was truly impressed.

"Mom, did you receive the two strollers I bought for my nephews and nieces?" Lin Ran's voice came from the other end of the phone.

Wang Meiling paused, turning her head to look at the ridiculously large delivery box.

No wonder it's so heavy, it turns out it's a baby stroller, and there are two of them.

"Received it." Her tone was eerily calm.

"That's good, that's good. Let me tell you, that brand is really good. I specifically chose it; it's foldable and adjustable..."

"Shut up!" Wang Meiling interrupted him. "Don't buy any more of this stuff for the house!!!"

Lin Ran was taken aback: "Mom, what's wrong?"

"What's wrong with me? I'm fucking impressed!"

Wang Meiling stood by the roadside: "Your sister-in-law isn't even pregnant yet! Why are you buying all this stuff for the house every day? Bottles, diapers, baby clothes, and now strollers, two of them! Are you planning to have your sister-in-law give birth to one baby and then have another?!"

Lin Ran paused for a second, his tone a little cautious.

"Mom, how did my sister-in-law's test results go?"

"What were the test results?"

"Just... checking if I'm pregnant."

Wang Meiling took a deep breath and roared:

"Go to hell with Wang Meiling!!!"

Lin Ran was taken aback on the other end of the phone: "What nonsense are you talking about?"

"Wang Meiling! Your mother! I said! Go to hell!!!"

Completely ignoring the stares of passersby, she continued, "If you fucking call again to ask this, I'm fucking going to find some random guy to level up on an alternate account. You're fucking useless!"

After saying that, she hung up the phone and continued walking home, dragging the heavy baby stroller box along.

Lin Ran: "..."