Reborn in America, I'm serious about making money.

Some people find it difficult to become leaders; others easily gain the favor of others!

Zhang San certainly didn't have the qualities of a team leader, but he was able to win people's favor because he was willing to invest a lot of real money. After everyone introduced themselves, the twelve people discovered that they were surprisingly in agreement with Robbie on many points of view.

"Stephen, you've found us a great CEO."

"Haha... That's what I wanted too. Now, I'll show you something good."

To them, it was quite puzzling that Zhang San, the boss, was carrying a travel bag; at that moment, Zhang San placed a laptop on the table.

"Let us witness the latest operating system, which will be launched by our company and will be the world's leading system, both in hardware and software."

"Now, you are the first users."

Zhang San was bragging, but they were still curious about what kind of operating system could make the boss praise it so much; despite their doubts, they still came forward to try it out.

This laptop already has NTOS and NT Office installed, one operating system and one office software.

"Stephen, how do you use this?"

Zhang San realized that this thing was too new, appearing in the world for the first time; as the boss, he had to demonstrate it first and let them know how to use it.

There were already thirteen people surrounding Zhang San, including Robbie, who was also curious about what kind of thing his boss would show.

"This is the Start Menu. Click here with your mouse, and then... To close, just click here, and then..."

Zhang San began to explain in great detail, completely different from the current operating system. This was a true visualization system, and it was fantastic and fast.

"This is amazing! I loved it the moment I saw it. This is the future."

"Microsoft's DOS is too difficult to use..."

"My grandmother can also use this operating system."

"Yes, my child can use it too."

Zhang San said, "Your tasks are still heavy. Robbie, this is your responsibility; you have a lot to do, including changing the shareholders..."

In the following days, the two fully took over VLSI Technology and Acorn, and then reorganized them to form New Space Group, holding controlling stakes in two subsidiaries, a foundry VLSI, and the chip design company Acorn was renamed ARM.

The foundry continues its business as long as it doesn't lose money. The chip design company will launch a new ARM series to optimize its NTOS. The next thing to do is for Zhang San to work hard to make money and start laying eggs all over the world; to make his NTOS available before MS launches the 3.0 system.

He didn't return to North America immediately, but went to the mainland, flying from London to Shanghai, which was faster.

He informed Director Chen, who personally picked him up at the airport. This time, he would be setting up a company here in his own name, named Shengxia Software Co., Ltd.

"Mr. Zhang, we can handle all the paperwork for starting a company for you, but what kind of business does your company do?"

Zhang San smiled and said, "My company sells pirated software."

Director Chen was stunned. Could this really be done? Then he advised, "Mr. Zhang, although you have already immigrated there, you should know that the mainland has had a patent law since 1985."

"Hehe... I was just kidding."

That must be a joke, right? Director Chen was a little suspicious, but still couldn't figure it out; this guy was a big client now, and with the mainland opening up faster and faster, airplanes were becoming more and more popular. He would leave as soon as he finished his business.

With Director Chen's help, all the company's procedures were completed. He bought a building here as his office space and then granted his company a full copyright license for one dollar; including full copyright licenses for NTOS, NTOFFICE, and ARM chips.

He also hired a lawyer to notarize the documents; moreover, he took the North American patent certificate and registered the patent in mainland China. Because of the North American patent, he went through the expedited channel and the application was approved very quickly.

After finishing all that, he immediately left Shanghai. Director Chen wondered if it was just his imagination, but Zhang San seemed to be running away. He didn't know what was wrong with him.

The leasing of those eight aircraft went very smoothly, even beyond Zhang San's expectations. This was something he had learned recently. Moreover, he discovered that the investment could be recouped in just two years; he felt he had overpaid for the four aircraft he had sold last time.

Zhang San won't be able to return to the mainland until next year, which will be several months later. By then, who knows what changes will have occurred here.

Before leaving, he transferred all his profits in mainland China to Shengxia Software Company. Although it was called Shengxia Software Company, it included all his business in mainland China.

The import and export companies on the mainland also operate according to his requirements. There's no other way; there really aren't any clients like him.

Jim's business is also progressing very smoothly. He is bartering with the Northern big brother, so he doesn't need to exchange for dollars. However, the dollar is a hard currency here and is very valuable.

Before Zhang San returned to North America, Jim called him and asked about a simple matter: a loan of 5 billion rubles.

These five billion rubles will be used to purchase large quantities of precious metals, which will then be transported to the mainland and deposited in banks.

"Is it really okay to do this?"

Jim spoke in a slightly trembling voice, which amused Zhang San. If Jim could do it, why couldn't Zhang San? They were all from the "San" generation, after all. Ugh, I can't bear to lose face like that.

"You've done your job well, and our trade with them will continue. You can operate with peace of mind."

Five billion rubles worth of gold, along with a large quantity of platinum, were transported to Shanghai. Zhang San, who was in North America, heard from Director Chen that the Shanghai branch of the People's Bank of China was terrified. Fortunately, there was a large amount of armed escort involved, and the staff of the People's Bank of China were able to receive the shipment.

Platinum is the most abundant. Platinum will only become valuable in a few years, when Zhang Man from Hong Kong loses her job. Right now, it's very cheap, incredibly cheap.