My Multiple Identities Revealed After Marrying the Bigshot
Chapter 269: Neither of Us Is In Good Economic Condition

Chapter 269: Chapter 269: Neither of Us Is In Good Economic Condition

"Indeed, not only had Ji Deyi forgotten, Pei Jingyuan slapped his forehead, "Oh right, there’s that matter.""

Just now, Ji Deyi remembered to be nervous, "Boss, should we go buy some formal attire to wear?"

Pei Jingyuan nodded, "Yes, yes, Chengzhou is such a big conglomerate, and although Chengzhou Technology is just one of its subsidiaries, it’s also located in one of the main campuses. We can’t dress too casually, right? Wouldn’t it make a bad impression?"

Neither Pei Jingyuan nor Ji Deyi had any job-hunting experience, let alone collaborating with big corporations, both of them were entirely seized with nervousness at that moment.

"No need," Lu Youxi took a sip of water and said nonchalantly, "We are just students, no need for all that. Besides, we’re posing as student entrepreneurs who’ve invested all our money into the development of Little Pink Book, where would we find extra cash? We’ll wear tomorrow what we usually wear, to present a genuine and simple student image to Chengzhou."

Ji Deyi: "..."

Pei Jingyuan: "..."

They were indeed genuine and simple students.

But when Lu Youxi said the same about herself, both of them shook their heads with their eyes closed, unwilling to believe it.

"..." Lu Youxi couldn’t help but say, "What kind of reaction is that!"

"Boss, it’s one thing to call us genuine and simple, but you definitely are not." Pei Jingyuan straightforwardly said.

You can’t be a boss and still be genuine and simple, right?

"How could I not be? I’m a college student too! If I were not genuine and simple, would I have let you two take shares in the company?" Lu Youxi argued with her neck stiffened.

Pei Jingyuan: "..."

Ji Deyi: "..."

Alright, if the boss thinks she’s genuine and simple, then she is, I guess.

However, since Lu Youxi had said there was no need to specially buy clothes, Ji Deyi and Pei Jingyuan gladly kept it simple and continued their work.

Buying clothes would cost money, after all.

"Don’t stay up too late tonight," Lu Youxi advised, "You need to make sure to be spirited for tomorrow’s questions from Chengzhou. I can handle business matters, but you two will need to explain the technical stuff."

Hearing this made sense to both of them, so they promptly shut down their computers and obediently returned to the university, preparing to sleep early tonight.

Therefore, the two of them unusually returned to their dorms so early, shocking their roommates.

Ever since Ji Deyi and Pei Jingyuan had started working at the internet cafe.

Their dorm had been like a place without them.

The next day, Lu Youxi met up with Ji Deyi at the Jing University entrance and set off together for Chengzhou Technology.

They had agreed to meet with Pei Jingyuan at the entrance to the Chengzhou campus.

Pei Jingyuan had actually arrived even earlier than they had.

The three of them met up and headed to Building B, where Chengzhou Technology was located.

They arrived half an hour earlier than the agreed time and didn’t expect to find that Chengzhou had quite a few entrepreneurial teams to interview that day.

They were led to a small meeting room to wait, where a team of three was already present.

When they entered, the three-person team was conducting a discussion, but hastily quietened down upon seeing them.

Lu Youxi didn’t mind, perhaps the other team considered them as competitors and feared that they would hear possibly crucial information?

But if it were her, she wouldn’t discuss work matters in front of other teams either.

The meeting room was not large, so they had no choice but to sit opposite them.

The team opposite them was dressed much more formally than they were.

Three young men, looking like they were in their early to mid-twenties, a bit older than they, were all dressed in suits, quite formally.

It was clear that the three had not expected Lu Youxi and her group to dress so casually.

The three of them all wore down jackets and sweaters to the meeting.

Their sneakers had clearly been worn a long time, with particularly deep creases on the shoe uppers, and the shoes were somewhat loose, no longer in their original shape.

Although Lu Youxi’s shoes were well-worn, they were clean.

Pei Jingyuan’s and Ji Deyi’s shoes were not as clean.

But they simply wore what they usually did without even brushing their shoes, following Lu Youxi’s words.

After all, that’s the way they always were.

"Cough, you guys seem quite young, huh?" asked one of the youth wearing black-framed glasses on the opposite side.

Since everyone was idle, it was rather awkward to just stare at each other without speaking.

"Yeah, all three of us are first-year students," said Lu Youxi as she stood up to hand out her business cards to the three. Although everyone was there for Chengzhou’s support and might be competitors in the future, they could also become partners.

Getting acquainted first couldn’t hurt.

The other side was caught off guard, it was hard to tell whether it was because Lu Youxi said they were only first-years or because Lu Youxi had actually handed them business cards.

Prompted by courtesy, the black-framed glasses youth hurriedly handed his own business card back to Lu Youxi.

Then he lowered his head to look at Lu Youxi’s business card.

"I didn’t expect the three of you to be so young and already starting a company," praised the youth with black-framed glasses, "That’s pretty awesome."

After exchanging business cards, Lu Youxi and her team also learned the names of the three opposite.

They all worked in software design and development.

The black-framed glasses youth was also a tech talent, and at the same time, held a role similar to Lu Youxi.

Clearly, among the three, the black-framed glasses youth, who was the most articulate and adept at external relations, was named Tang Zhewei.

Sitting to the left of Tang Zhewei was a slightly overweight young man named Yi Zhiming.

On the right side of Tang Zhewei was a young man already showing tendencies of baldness, with a very receded hairline, named Geng Junjie.

In Lu Youxi’s mind, Geng Junjie looked the part of a programmer out of everyone present the most.

Despite Pei Jingyuan and Ji Deyi staying up late regularly, both still surprisingly kept a good amount of hair.

"What kind of software are you developing?" asked Lu Youxi with a beaming smile.

Tang Zhewei hesitated for a moment, seemingly considering whether to tell or not.

Lu Youxi quickly interjected with a smile, "It’s okay if it’s not convenient to share, sorry about that. We’re all new to entrepreneurship, and I don’t quite understand some of the taboos. If I’ve asked something I shouldn’t have, just don’t answer it. Just tell me so in the future, I can take note and avoid making the same mistake."

Tang Zhewei chuckled dryly twice. With Lu Youxi putting it like that, he found it hard to keep being reserved, making himself appear rather stingy.

"We’re creating a voice communication software. Using this software, people can have direct voice chats and even group voice calls," Tang Zhewei explained briefly.

"That’s great! What’s your software called? When it launches, we’ll download it too. That way, even if we’re not in the same place, as long as we have an internet connection, we’ll be able to communicate and hold meetings," said Lu Youxi enthusiastically.

"Yes, yes, yes, that’s exactly what we were thinking," the slightly overweight Yi Zhiming nodded enthusiastically.

Evidently, Lu Youxi had hit right on the mark for him.