System: Master Your Life

Chapter 1011 - 267: Young Master Xu Decentralizes Technology (Enterprise) (3)

It’s still the words of a great man.

"Qinyuan Spring·Changsha."

This poem is very famous, especially since anyone who has attended high school knows it, as it’s part of the high school curriculum.

Xu Lin wrote it in wild cursive script.

The poem itself is grand and powerful, full of force.

Xu Lin used wild cursive script, and it was written with great strength and inspired brilliance.

Of course, it must be so.

Such words should not be paired with insignificant handwriting.

Xu Lin photographed the piece and posted it on Weibo, along with a caption:

"At twenty, I am in my prime, full of ambition, and possess a power capable of changing the world. Thankfully, I have not devolved into scum, so I firmly believe the world belongs to young people like us. Similarly, only the young truly have ideals and are unafraid of the powerful, just as the great man’s ’Qinyuan Spring·Changsha’ proclaims, pointing at the rivers and mountains, passionately writing, treating the past noblemen with disdain...

Therefore, in this round of eight companies, I selected six small companies led by young people with dreams because I believe they possess noble ideals. They just lack an opportunity to showcase themselves. I give them a chance, and at the same time, I hope that if one day they grow, these people won’t be corrupted into scum..."

In fact, Xu Lin chose six small companies, and he investigated the backgrounds of these small entrepreneurs. Xu Lin knows what kind of people they are.

For now, from a moral standpoint, they are at least good people.

Xu Lin’s current release of technology can easily turn this group into billionaires, with their Wealth Value quickly surpassing one billion, ten billion, a hundred billion, or even more.

After all, Xu Lin has currently invested in two companies: one in North America, with a market value exceeding ten billion dollars, and the domestic one, the same one Pei Danqing previously contracted with, is currently valued at nearly twenty billion.

The exchange rate actually makes quite a difference between the two; the difference being the former is listed, with capital involvement, causing its market value to soar, while the domestic one is not listed, but in terms of technology, the latter is undoubtedly stronger.

Therefore, as long as Xu Lin releases the technology, the companies following him will quickly rise.

Later on, when the company owners become rich, will they still retain their original intentions? Will they be corrupted?

This is a question worth delving into.

Humans tend to overestimate their moral standards, thinking not breaking laws means high morality. This is not the case; many people in essence are half-human, half-ghost. They may not pick up a hundred-dollar bill dropped on the ground, they might endure a bit for ten thousand, but they will be restless for a million, and for ten million, they would trample everything, and it doesn’t even need to be ten million.

Saints and ultimate scum are, after all, extremely rare.

One reason Xu Lin likes and even worships great men is this aspect.

He’s already seen through the glamour of those kings, generals, heroes, and elite figures in history. When scrutinized, among those saints, gentlemen, and heroes, few are genuinely good; over thousands of years, common folks were just a number, not even worth a mention.

Some say this is the limitation of history.

It is not so.

In terms of human nature, people today have not changed a bit from those thousands of years ago.

And the truly perfect people, those who truly hold great ideals, are exceedingly rare.

So, Xu Lin had the Moon God investigate the founders of these six small companies, analyzing everything traceable about them online, ultimately concluding that these six people are quite decent.

Xu Lin is willing to release the technology; how could he cultivate scum?

The world shouldn’t be like this.

The world should be vibrant and lively.