Prince charming, your persona has collapsed!-Chapter 178 Double Eleven Part-time Activities, Zhou Yuwen Expands Influence,

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Singles Day started on November 6 and continued until November 20, totaling fourteen days, which altogether brought Zhou Yuwen nearly three hundred thousand in wealth.

This sum of money could not be concealed; anyone who knew even a little would be aware. Not to mention others, just take Lv Hui and Jiang Xinyi, the two girls who are accountants at Xianlin Labor Services; they handled every sum of money that came from the courier companies.

When Lv Hui found out that several major courier companies had successively transferred two hundred thousand, three hundred thousand—these huge amounts of money—into the bank account, she simply couldn't believe her eyes and saw Zhou Yuwen in a new light.

Several courier companies had successively transferred millions to Zhou Yuwen.

But it must be noted that this was due to Zhou Yuwen having provided advance funding earlier. He was paying out seventy to eighty thousand daily, and only after Singles Day did the courier companies transfer the money. In fact, Zhou Yuwen's real profit amounted to no more than three hundred thousand.

However, Lv Hui didn't care about these details; all she knew was that Zhou Yuwen now had over a million in cash—a tremendous fortune!

Lv Hui couldn't help discussing this matter with Jiang Xinyi, asking her, "Hey, Xinyi, how much money do you think Zhou Yuwen made this time?"

In fact, Jiang Xinyi was somewhat displeased with Lv Hui's hypocrisy—saying one thing to someone's face and another behind their back. In Zhou Yuwen's presence, Lv Hui addressed him as Director Zhou, CEO Zhou.

And now when Zhou Yuwen was not around, she just called him Zhou Yuwen?

"You know about every sum of money. If you calculate the expenses for these fourteen days, wouldn't you understand?" said Jiang Xinyi.

"Well, at the very least, it's over three hundred thousand, enough to buy a BMW!" exclaimed Lv Hui.

Jiang Xinyi, however, was indifferent. After all, Lv Hui didn't even know what kind of car Zhou Yuwen drove. But Jiang Xinyi had heard from You Changjin that the Zhou family seemed to be quite wealthy.

To Zhou Yuwen, three hundred thousand probably meant little.

Yet, making three hundred thousand in just half a month

certainly exceeded the realm of the average person.

Those close to Zhou Yuwen knew how much he had earned, and even those further away had some idea that he had made quite a bit of money this time.

Not to mention others, even Li Qiang had heard it mentioned once by the Minister of External Relations; he heard that Xu Huai Association made over three hundred thousand this time!

"Such earnings are due to their capabilities! Think about it, who can finance seventy to eighty thousand daily? It's beyond the reach of ordinary people!"

"Hey, what's the deal with Liu Shuo? How come his family is so wealthy?"

"What about him? That money was given to him by Zhou Yuwen!"

"What? You're saying it was given by Zhou Yuwen?"

Li Qiang was taken aback. It was only at this moment that he realized how formidable the Zhou Yuwen he lived with was. Unfortunately, he missed the chance. Now that Zhou Yuwen was rarely in the dormitory, Li Qiang found he had no opportunity to even curry favor anymore.

The money made from the part-time work was secondary; the main point was that Xu Huai Association's reputation truly took off through this gig. Posing as a grassroots organization called the "University Student Mutual Aid Association," its mission was dedicated to helping students engage with society and gain better understanding of it!

This activity perfectly embodied the mission.

What used to be a part-time job paying a dozen yuan had been pushed to twenty yuan by Zhou Yuwen, enticing more and more people to join the Xu Huai Association.

Moreover, Zhou Yuwen didn't take a penny of the three hundred thousand he earned, giving it all to Liu Shuo to manage and decide what to buy. Xianlin Courier was only a small part of Zhou Yuwen's business. Excluding Xianlin Courier, there was also Xianlin Labor Services, with hundreds of people partaking in part-time work every week; they definitely needed transportation.

And so far, they only had two old vans brought by Liu Shuo from his family.

Obviously, that wasn't enough. Zhou Yuwen intended to use the three hundred thousand to purchase vehicles or other equipment as needed.

The weather was getting cold, and he suggested possibly buying some warm winter clothing for everyone.

In addition, they could offer simple training for students who consistently worked part-time, in manners, security, and so forth.

Using the school's courier station as an office was certainly insufficient. He suggested renting an external office and setting up a couple of decent offices.

In the future, they would have more than just courier and labor services; there would be Xianlin take-out, among others.

It was November 2013.

The take-out industry had always existed, but talking about O2O—combining take-out with the internet—had only been happening for a few years. Initially, Ele.me established a company in Hucheng, committed to creating an online-offline take-out ecosystem.

And in November this year, Meituan Takeout was officially founded.

This year marked the start of various internet companies burning through cash, which also signified a few years of rapid internet development. Despite their fast growth, the real profits went to certain local players.

These rising internet companies, lacking time to expand nationally amid intense competition, were unable to proceed step by step. Consequently, the best solution was to partner with local forces. For instance, finding a deeply rooted local power like the Xu Huai Association, and then negotiating a deal: "I'll pay you so much to promote so much for me."

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These projects alone could earn millions.

It wasn't just about the take-out projects.

There were also QR code projects.