We agreed not to date, so why are you crying now that I've become the richest man?

First floor of Building C.

Shengheng Financial Consulting.

The storefront is small, the glass door is very clean, and there are only three workstations inside.

Two young women sat in front of the computer organizing data.

The woman on the left is wearing a white shirt and a black pencil skirt. She sits upright with her long legs crossed under the table, exuding a refined and clean-cut air.

The woman on the right is wearing a light blue dress, with gentle features and a name tag around her neck. She speaks with a slight smile and looks very sweet.

A middle-aged man wearing glasses was sitting at the very back.

The man was in his forties, with his hair neatly combed and his shirt cuffs buttoned up perfectly. A stack of documents lay in front of him.

Ye Chen pushed the door open and went in.

The wind chimes by the door rang softly.

The girl in the white shirt looked up and politely asked, "Hello, what kind of service do you need?"

Ye Chen walked to the counter and slung his backpack over his shoulder.

"Register a company".

The sound wasn't loud, but it was very steady.

Upon hearing this, the middle-aged man looked up and adjusted his glasses.

He glanced at Ye Chen's face first.

Too young.

He looked about eighteen or nineteen years old, wearing a white T-shirt, jeans, and an old backpack.

He looks like a college student who just came to Zhangjiang to find an internship.

But Ye Chen stood there without the slightest hint of the awkwardness one would expect from a student handling something for the first time.

The man put down the materials he was holding.

"What type?"

"Technology company."

Ye Chen spoke clearly.

"Our business scope covers software development, game operation, technical consulting, and internet-related businesses."

The man picked up a pen and wrote a few lines on the form.

How much is the registered capital?

Five million.

The pen tip stopped.

The two young women also looked up at the same time.

An eighteen-year-old's face.

Five million in registered capital.

Putting these two words together is somewhat intimidating.

The girl in the white shirt even glanced subconsciously at Ye Chen's old backpack.

No matter how you look at it, it doesn't seem like it could hold five million.

The middle-aged man, on the other hand, remained composed.

Working in the financial services industry, I've met quite a few strange people.

There are tech bosses who come to register their companies wearing slippers, and fake bosses who come dressed in suits but spend ages haggling over the agency fee.

He didn't rush to question it.

"Paid-in capital or subscribed capital?"

Ye Chen answered quickly.

"One million has been paid in cash, the rest is pledged."

This time, the man's eyes finally changed.

If we say that a registered capital of five million can be understood as young people being concerned about saving face and writing a nice number, then we can understand it as them.

That means actually paying out one million isn't just talk.

This is real money going into the account.

The man put down his pen and sat up straighter.

"The legal person himself?"

"right."

"Shareholder structure?"

"Currently, it is solely owned by one person."

Ye Chen paused, then added.

"Further investment may be introduced, but control will remain unchanged."

The man looked up and glanced at Ye Chen.

That's a very sophisticated statement.

Many first-time entrepreneurs don't even understand the difference between a legal representative and a shareholder.

The boy in front of me kept talking about control.

Unlike when they first started their business.

It's as if they've been standing at the card table for a long time, only to finally sit down today.

"Have you decided on a company name yet?"

Starry Sky Interactive Technology Co., Ltd.

Ye Chen did not hesitate.

The name was decided last night.

stars.

Stars represent the landscape of capital.

Chen is the same Chen as Ye Chen.

Interaction is the core underlying logic of the future mobile internet.

The game is just the entry point.

Social media, content, traffic, Google, and payment are the cards that come next.

The middle-aged man bowed his head and wrote his name.

"Full service package, including bank account opening, 3,800 yuan."

"The license is normally issued in two weeks."

"The address in the park can be used for your newly rented office."

"Can."

Ye Chen took out his ID card and bank card from his bag.

"How quickly can the process begin?"

"With all the required documents complete today, we can submit them for preliminary review today."

"Let's do it today."

The man nodded and pushed the form in front of Ye Chen.

"Legal representative, sign here."

Ye Chen picked up the pen.

The pen tip falls.

Ye Chen.

The two characters were written very steadily.

At this moment, Star Interactive officially established its presence in Shanghai.

It doesn't have a license yet.

There are no employees.

There is no computer.

There wasn't even a desk in the office.

But Ye Chen knew that it wouldn't be long before this company would start with a pixelated bird, break into mobile games, mobile gaming, overseas publishing, and eventually become an unavoidable name in the capital market.

By the time others realized where the gold mine of mobile internet was, he was already standing in the middle of the mine, having planted his flag.

The man carefully put away the signed page.

"Mr. Ye, should we also do the financial outsourcing?"

"Do."

"You will handle the tax declaration after the bank account is opened."

"no problem."

"besides."

Ye Chen tapped the counter lightly with his finger.

"The company may receive overseas revenue in the future, so we need to prepare the procedures in advance."

The man paused in his work of organizing the materials.

Overseas income?

He looked at Ye Chen again.

His eyes are completely different now.

This isn't a kid who just finished the college entrance exam and is full of enthusiasm to start a business.

This is a boss who already has projects running, but is just missing a legal shell.

Ye Chen made no attempt to explain.

Things that are truly valuable don't need to be shown off to everyone.

Especially money.

The earlier it's exposed, the more trouble it will cause.

"I've looked at the quote."

Ye Chen glanced at the errand list on the table.

"Can the license be issued in two weeks? Can it be even faster?"

The man adjusted his glasses.

"Hurry up? How much faster?"

"One week."

The man remained silent for two seconds.

"Mr. Ye, the business registration process is there: name verification, approval, seal engraving, bank account opening. It normally takes ten to fifteen working days."

"It's not something I can make happen quickly with just a few words."

Ye Chen pulled out a wad of cash from the side pocket of his backpack.

He counted out ten red bills and placed them neatly next to the price list.

"Express fee".

"Is a thousand enough?"

The two young women's gazes fell upon them again.

The girl in the white shirt pursed her lips, surprise hidden in her eyes.

The way the boy spent money was so natural.

There was no boasting, no feeling of heartache.

It's like buying a bottle of water at a convenience store.

The man looked at the stack of money for two seconds, then neither accepted it nor pushed it back.

He took a new agency agreement out of the drawer.

"Express service is available."

"But a thousand isn't enough."

Ye Chen raised an eyebrow and smiled.

"It seems that time in Zhangjiang is more expensive than I imagined."

This was said lightly, with a touch of youthful joking.

The man smiled as well.

"The business license and corporate bank account were all processed within seven working days."

"Express service fee is two thousand."

"Adding to the original three thousand eight, the total is five thousand eight."

His tone became more serious.

"I'm familiar with the business administration department, so I can submit the materials this afternoon."

"Seal engraving and bank account opening will be promoted simultaneously."

"But there's a condition: your materials must be complete today."

"I need your original ID card for one day. I'll take a photo for my records and return it to you tomorrow."