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In a nightclub in New City, a group of individuals who clearly appeared to be troublemakers gathered to discuss matters concerning Chen Haoxuan. They were members of the Black Heart Gang and had already learned that Chen Haoxuan had successfully made a deal with Amanxi Binqi. Thus, they began plotting how to extort Chen Haoxuan.
"One Hundred Million RMB might not arrive that quickly, so let's wait a few more days. After all, many people are paying attention to Chen Haoxuan right now. If we act against him at this time, it could cause quite a stir," the leader of the Black Heart Gang, Black Heart, stated.
"I agree with the boss's idea," said Mosquito.
"I'll do whatever the boss says," a Bald Guy declared loudly. Despite his muscular build and honest appearance, he was no saint; he often acted without thinking and would attack anyone he disliked. Most people dared not provoke someone like him.
"I think we should wait for a week! After a week, we will take action. Mosquito, keep monitoring Chen Haoxuan," Black Heart instructed.
"Yes, I will," Mosquito replied earnestly.
On the other side, Chen Haoxuan had gone to New City University today to recruit talent. He was looking for several individuals well-versed in computer programming to help manage his website. Of course, Liu Junfeng, the Student Council President, was essential for this task! Chen Haoxuan asked him to notify students from the Computer Science Department that those interested in applying should attempt to breach a small security software on his website. Whoever succeeded would be rewarded by Chen Haoxuan.
To attract real talent, Chen Haoxuan offered a high salary—10,000 RMB as a base monthly salary, with bonuses for outstanding performance.
In today's society, most workers earned just over 1,000 RMB per month, and university graduates typically started with only a few thousand. Very few could secure a base salary of 10,000 RMB per month. With only eight hours of work each day for such high pay, who wouldn't want this job?
As a result, the Computer Science Department became lively; hardly anyone attended classes anymore as they all returned to their dorms where computers were available. Those without computers borrowed them from others.
At this moment, Chen Haoxuan sat on the lawn, drinking beer and eating while monitoring the situation on his computer. Next to him were Yang Lin, Liu Junfeng, and Ma Yichen; boys tend to be less disciplined than girls.
"There are quite a few applicants! Over two hundred have come in just a short while," Chen Haoxuan remarked with a smile. He watched as his QQ notifications continuously displayed new requests to join; these were valuable prospects! If he had more money, he would have wanted to hire all of them and train them himself.
"Xuan, you said yourself that the software you designed is unbreakable, so why do you need to hire someone else to manage it? Isn't that a waste of money?" Yang Lin, who was sitting next to Chen Haoxuan, spoke up.
"I have that confidence, but I can't do everything myself. After all, I'm just one person; no matter how strong I am, I can't match the power of the crowd. For example, if I teach them my knowledge and let them help me achieve what I want, I can just relax and drink tea! Even if I train both of you, once I think you're ready to take charge, you'll be Senior White-Collar Workers helping me manage the company. Aside from major decisions, I won't have to worry about anything else—just the finances. This is called being a behind-the-scenes Boss, the easiest kind of Boss, but also the hardest to be," Chen Haoxuan explained.
"Leader, it's a pity you don't go into politics," Liu Junfeng said enviously. He really wanted to pry open Chen Haoxuan's head to see how he was so smart. Most people are reluctant to share their skills with others for fear that once others learn them, they will leave. But Chen Haoxuan? As long as you're talented, he'll teach you.
"I have the potential to be a high-ranking official, but I won't go into politics because I dislike constraints. I prefer a carefree life—eating well, dressing well, using good things, living comfortably..." Chen Haoxuan squinted his eyes and said happily.
"Me too! Being an official is like being a parent; you have to consider everything for the people," Yang Lin echoed Chen Haoxuan's words.
Chen Haoxuan looked at his computer and saw that there weren't many people left in the group. He then posted an address in the group for the Computer Science Department students to attack. The address was a small module of a website he created; it was a simple protective program he wrote that was only slightly more advanced than the internet technology of this era by five or six years.
Hacker techniques involve finding a target for attack and then identifying vulnerabilities in that target to exploit. The students from New City University’s Computer Science Department used various methods to try to breach the small module Chen Haoxuan had designated for them—some used viruses while others attempted to manipulate Chen Haoxuan's data.
Twenty minutes later, Chen Haoxuan lay on the lawn with his laptop beside him; he could see it with just a turn of his head. He said lightly, "Damn, if such a poor protective program can't be breached, is the internet technology of this era really that bad?"
"I often hear you say that the technology of this era is terrible; I suspect you're not from this time. Is there anyone who talks like you? You say it's bad, yet your internet skills are so impressive," Liu Junfeng replied.
"In this world, I can be considered an oddity," Chen Haoxuan said calmly. He wanted to say that Liu Junfeng was right—that he wasn't from this era but from the Future Century. But who would believe him if he said it?
After waiting a while longer, no one could breach the small module designated by Chen Haoxuan. Yang Lin, drinking while talking to Liu Junfeng, said, "Liu Junfeng, you're also the Student Council President; you should have some skills. Why don't you give it a try?"
"I'm the Student Council President because I'm good at management. As for internet skills? You might as well let me play games instead; programming is asking for my life," Liu Junfeng replied.
Lying on the lawn, squinting his eyes, Chen Haoxuan suddenly spoke up, "Do you think I should lower my expectations?"
"Let's wait a bit longer! The experts might not have shown up yet, or maybe they haven't found the flaws in the small module you designed," Liu Junfeng suggested.
In Room 405 of the Girls' Dormitory, Li Mingmei, who was working hard to hack into the small module designated by Chen Haoxuan, paused and cursed with a dejected expression, "Where did Chen Haoxuan learn this program? It's so impressive that I haven't been able to breach it even after spending so much time."
Kong Manni, also at her computer, chimed in, "I advise you not to go for it. Even though he has money, he doesn't even own a company and is hiring people while needing to sign a ten-year contract. How is that any different from selling yourself?"
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