ABT Chapter 0045 Zhengxin Automobile
Perhaps eager to reclaim the funds, the efficiency of the bank's operations unexpectedly increased. In just three days, the transfer of land use rights was completed. Li Fanyu paid the bill, holding the transfer contract and the court-issued certificate in his hand, feeling a pang of pain in his heart. He took a taxi to the area that now belonged to him, removed all the seals, and entered an empty workshop.
Just last night, Xapp had notified him that the workshop upgrade was completed, so he was eager to see what it was all about. After all, it cost him over twenty million. Tsk, can't think about it, it hurts just to think about it.
As soon as he entered the workshop's gate, Li Fanyu immediately noticed something unusual. On the empty ground of the workshop, there were virtual green squares the size of one square meter each, giving a feeling reminiscent of strategy games like Empire Battle. In addition, in the center of the workshop, there was a panel similar to the X Space. A row of options was listed on it.
X Technology Application Workshop—Select Workshop Usage—Repair Workshop—Modification Workshop—Assembly Workshop—Production Workshop.
Li Fanyu clicked through them one by one and found that the workshop's attributes could be freely selected, but each workshop could only choose one type, and it couldn't be changed. For example, after choosing the Repair Workshop, equipment with explosive attributes that didn't look so futuristic could be purchased with points to be placed inside. Of course, the points required were not cheap.
But currently, only the Repair Workshop and the Modification Workshop were available, indicating that they were unlocked based on his existing skills. For example, since he had a Universal Repair Device and the primary specialization in modification, he could unlock the Repair Workshop and the Modification Workshop.
As for the Assembly Workshop and the Production Workshop, it seemed that they required pre-requisite skills or tools to be unlocked.
This was very much like Xapp, Li Fanyu commented.
After more than half a month of exploration and familiarization, he had roughly understood the upgrade rules of Xapp. Levels 1-2 required 100 points to unlock, 2-3 required 1000 points, and 3-4 required 10,000 points. Yes, it increased tenfold.
Now, with only a dozen or so X Technology-equipped taxis, the progress of the upgrades had slowed significantly. If he didn't find a new way to earn points, future upgrades would be a big problem.
Li Fanyu believed that deep down, Xapp was guiding his development. For example, the two workshops it provided now must have a purpose. Even if he didn't consider these, it was still a good way to speed up the upgrade process.
If he opened an auto repair shop, or expanded the scope to buy and sell used cars, with the equipment and technology now equipped with X Technology, wouldn't it be easy to earn points? Li Fanyu nodded, Yes, I am indeed a genius.
So, he directly took the documents and certificates and headed to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau to register his company.
A bold life requires the courage to act! However, this courage dissipated after a round at the Industrial and Commercial Bureau.
Registering a company was too difficult, it was too difficult! A bunch of messy documents had to be prepared, numerous departments had to be visited, and a lot of money had to be paid several times.
Li Fanyu shook his head and walked out of the Industrial and Commercial Bureau's gate. Many years of life experience told him that when faced with the extremely cumbersome and fingernail-biting process of dealing with government departments, the simplest and most effective method was to find an intermediary.
Sure enough, not far from the exit of the Industrial and Commercial Bureau, he saw several business intermediary agencies.
Li Fanyu chose a seemingly formal one and walked in with big strides.
Such intermediaries generally only had one or two employees in the store, responsible for reception and inquiries. The real people handling the matter were not here. As for where they were, I can't tell you because I can't imply or involve systemic issues. You just need to think about why you can't get it done yourself, but the intermediary can do it in one go. Anyone with an IQ over 40 can guess roughly.
After explaining his intentions, the other party readily assured him that there was no problem because it was a sole proprietorship and did not involve share issues. He only needed to provide his ID card and a two thousand yuan intermediary fee. There was also the issue of the capital verification fee. Li Fanyu wanted to set the registered capital a bit higher so that the company's credibility would be better. After all, if there were large transactions in the future, if your registered capital was too low, the partner would worry that you couldn't bear the breach of contract compensation. So, his preliminary idea was to set the registered capital at ten million. But if the intermediary provided the capital verification, the verification fee would actually be two percent! That is to say, if the registered capital were ten million, he would have to give the intermediary twenty thousand yuan.
Li Fanyu quickly refused, "I have the money. Just let me know when the capital verification is needed, and I'll take care of it myself."
This startled the manager for a moment, and he quickly changed his attitude, offering Li Fanyu a cigarette. The receptionist next to him also looked at Li Fanyu with some spring-like intentions. Young and wealthy. Although Li Fanyu had an average appearance and could only be considered somewhat handsome upon closer inspection, due to the added wealth, in the eyes of the girl at this moment, he had already become one of the best candidates for the best husband of the year.
(Here's an off-topic aside: If Wang Sicong didn't have the added wealth, do you think he's handsome? If you think he's handsome, reply 1 in the comments. If you think he's not handsome, reply 2. If you think you're wealthier and handsomer than him, don't hesitate, just give me the title of the overlord.)
Finally, on the form provided by the intermediary, Li Fanyu solemnly wrote down the company's name—Zhengxin Automobile Co., Ltd. The business includes car repair, legal modification, and vehicle sales. For future development, he also specifically added car design and production.
Why is it called Zhengxin? Because Li's father taught him from an early age that one must be righteous in life and trustworthy in business. Moreover, he witnessed the decline of Baocheng, and Li Fanyu was clear about the reasons behind it. Unscrupulous methods can never be sustained, while the right path will eventually stand the test of time.
It would take a few days for the business license to come down. During this period, Li Fanyu went to the talent market. Workers could be recruited slowly, but he had to find a capable manager to help him build up the business.
After spending some information fees and sending out a few job postings, he immediately received a call.
However, it made Li Fanyu feel a bit toothache.
That person directly boasted himself up, claiming to have experience working in listed companies, leading teams to achieve great results, and demanding an annual salary of over five hundred thousand yuan, with car, house, and secretary allowances.
Li Fanyu hung up the phone directly, "Pah!"
Several more calls came, but none of them were reliable. Either they didn't know anything and were trying their luck, or they had a bit of experience and were asking for exorbitant salaries.
Just when Li Fanyu felt hopeless, he received a call.
It was very polite and sincere, saying that he had many years of experience as a team leader and was familiar with various vehicles. Because he was currently unemployed, he didn't have high demands and could accept some basic salary first, with performance bonuses to be considered later.
Li Fanyu arranged to meet him at a coffee shop, and the person arrived soon after.
He was in his thirties, with a crew cut, looking thin but exceptionally spirited. However, he seemed a bit tired, presumably things hadn't been going well for him recently.
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