Pursuing Her Best Friend after Confession Failed Chapter 220 - 124: Battleground Eruption? Nonexistent2

Building a website was a cash-burning endeavor. If you wanted to turn a profit, you had to rely on advertisers, but their investnts were highly uncertain. Consequently, many websites faced the risk of running out of funds and going bankrupt.

Li Yuan glanced at Lin Yuwei and smiled. He did, in fact, have a plan. The idea was bold, and while he was not entirely sure if it would work, it was worth a try. This process would not be quick; completing it within a few days was impossible.

"We don’t need to worry about that for now. The priority is to attract users first. As long as we can secure a custor base, a whole series of follow-up plans will co later."

Seeing Li Yuan’s confident deanor, Lin Yuwei nodded slightly and raised a new issue.

"Director Li, it’s fine for now while we’re setting up the website. But once it officially launches, our current staff will be far from enough. We’ll need people for daily site maintenance, managing the different sections, moderating comnts and posts, and so on..."

Li Yuan smiled and said, "I’ve already considered that. For now, I’ll need you all to shoulder a heavier burden. I’m already scouting for new hires."

Lin Yuwei knew that the company had just been established and many things were still rough, requiring gradual developnt. "Director Li, I believe our company will only get better from here."

Li Yuan chuckled. "The company’s developnt depends on your efforts. At most, I just co up with ideas and do the talking. When it cos to implentation, it’s all of you who have to type out the code, one line at a ti..."

After reviewing the website’s progress, Li Yuan checked on the ga’s developnt, which was moving much faster than he had expected. Xie Zheng and Hu Zhenqiang were top-notch professionals in the industry. While their ideas might not have been the most advanced, their hands-on skills and ability to execute were exceptional.

After his review of the company’s progress, Li Yuan did not leave imdiately. He sent a work photo to Xia Zhijin on QQ, then went to his office to begin his grand undertaking of writing.

The expenses were piling up. Every month, salaries, utilities, property managent fees, and supplies alone cost over 300,000 yuan. Including other miscellaneous costs, the total was over 400,000 yuan. This phase would last at least four to five months, possibly longer. For that entire ti, money would only be flowing out. It would be a long while before the gas started earning anything.

As Li Yuan’s hands flew across the keyboard, he suddenly felt like he was making unnecessary trouble for himself. With his current assets, he could just take out loans to buy dozens or even a hundred properties. He could use his royalties to cover the monthly mortgage paynts, and when housing prices skyrocketed in a few years, he’d be an instant billionaire. Wouldn’t it be better to invest in so Bitcoin, buy so stocks, and just enjoy life? Why tire himself to death starting a business? If things went wrong, he could lose everything.

Or maybe, deep down, I’m not truly a slacker. After being suppressed for so long in my past life, I’ve always wanted to go out there and build sothing, to make a na for myself. Investing in stocks and real estate could also make money—perhaps even more than starting a business—but it lacks the sa sense of achievent.

As he was writing, he saw the constant stream of ssages in his fan group. Suddenly, his eyes lit up; he had an idea. This was one of his full-subscriber groups, and more importantly, Little Fish was not in it.

In the past, many fans had sent him QQ friend requests, but Li Yuan had found it too troubleso and never approved them.

Damn, I can totally muddy the waters! I can quickly get a flood of new comnts to bury Little Fish’s old ones. Then I can secretly delete so of the more ambiguous ssages. That way, Bai Weixi, Xia Zhijin, and the others will never find out...

The more Li Yuan thought about it, the more feasible the plan seed. He looked at the long list of pending QQ friend requests, accepted them one by one, and created a separate category for them nad "Readers."

Then, he posted a pinned ssage in the group.

"Reader Event: To show my appreciation for the amazing support from all my full-subscription readers, I’m holding a comnt event! Please add my QQ and leave a ssage on my personal space. It can be a review of the book or just anything you’d like to say to ... I will select the most insightful comnts to determine the winners. When my new book is published, I’ll mail signed copies to you all. Get to it, everyone!"

As Li Yuan rarely posted in the group, his ssage imdiately sent the 1,000-mber fan group into a frenzy.

*Wow, wow, wow! I sent a friend request to Xia Hua ages ago, and he just accepted! Don’t stop , I’m gonna get the first comnt!*

*Damn, he accepted mine too! I’m off to leave a ssage for Xia Hua. I really, really want a signed book from him!*

*Who is that fast? I just saw the group ssage, and there are already dozens of comnts on Xia Hua’s space!*

*Xia Hua, I’m a girl! Pick , pick ...*

Watching the number of ssages increase by the minute, Li Yuan breathed a sigh of relief.

Hehe, I’m a genius. Since I can’t control the situation, I’ll just make it more chaotic. Once there are thousands of comnts, even if Xia Zhijin and Bai Weixi get suspicious, they’ll never be able to find out who she is. This should be enough to plug that loophole on my QQ space.

Ti flew by, and as he was writing, it was suddenly noon.

Li Yuan checked his QQ space. The new comnts had already surpassed 3,000. Finding Little Fish’s ssage among them now would take a very long ti.

Li Yuan briefly skimd the ssages. There were many praises and even confessions of love, from both n and won.