With this thought, Xia Jiang instantly became excited.
This National Enterprise Credit Information Disclosure System, simply put, publicly displayed market entities’ registration information, license approvals, annual reports, administrative penalties, inspection results, abnormal operation status, and more, all available for public inquiry.
It was published according to information disclosure regulations and other laws, and contained a wealth of information.
Before this information disclosure system existed, specific information about certain companies could only be accessed by relevant departments; ordinary people couldn’t obtain it at all.
Now, this disclosure system had made public some information that wasn’t considered trade secrets, making it harder for shady companies to hide.
Companies with no abnormalities in the system weren’t necessarily problem-free, but companies with abnormalities in the system definitely had issues!
Whether for job seekers or other companies preparing to establish partnerships, this system could help them effectively avoid such pitfalls.
Of course, the disclosure system wasn’t yet perfectly developed; many functions weren’t particularly user-friendly—in fact, they could even be described as rather difficult to use.
Some companies had seized this opportunity and were developing commercial inquiry platforms based on this disclosure system that could easily search company information. They integrated various online information, using public data as an entry point and relationships as the core, helping businesses or individuals reduce costs and avoid risks.
Naturally, these products were still in development and had not yet been released.
After all, this National Enterprise Credit Information Disclosure System had only been online for a month.
But regardless, even if the system wasn’t very user-friendly at the moment, using it to check on the actual funders behind the Poverty Road Project, the Morning Dew Gaming Platform, and “Millet Departure” wasn’t particularly difficult.
Xia Jiang was extremely excited, feeling she had found a key.
A key to open this door and resolve all the disputes!
She immediately opened the Enterprise Credit Information Disclosure System website and thoroughly investigated everything she suspected.
“As expected…”
“I knew I wasn’t wrong!”
“These are indeed all Tenda’s enterprises!”
“Every! Single! One! Of! Them!”
Xia Jiang was instantly overcome with excitement because previously she only had suspicions without concrete evidence.
Although she knew Tenda was likely involved with these companies, perhaps Tenda was just one of many investors? Perhaps their share wasn’t that significant? It was hard to say.
But now, all this information was clearly displayed before Xia Jiang, plain as day!
Quietly and without fanfare, Tenda had already completed a formidable and massive layout within the domestic gaming industry.
Tenda Games was the most core gaming department, developing games with the largest investment, most forward-thinking ideas, and highest risks;
Slightly less ambitious ideas were handed over to Shangyang Games;
For VR games, they had jointly established Chisin Studio with Shenhua Group, developing both VR games and VR hardware;
For games with lower difficulty, moderate risk, and strong profitability, they collaborated with other domestic gaming companies for mutual benefit, like working with Tianfire Studio and Longyu Group to develop “Bullet Mark 2”;
To support the development of independent games, through the “Poverty Road Project,” they established independent game incubator bases in major cities with concentrated gaming talent like Imperial Capital, Magic Capital, and Sheep City, supporting the development of domestic independent games while also giving Qiu Hong, a game developer who had lost his way, a helping hand;
They established the Morning Dew Gaming Platform, quietly exploring a new gaming platform model and providing players with a gaming platform that truly belonged to them;
And for excellent domestic game projects like “Millet Departure,” Mr. Pei wholeheartedly supported everything from creative conception to investment, directly elevating Yan Qi, a previously unremarkable game developer, to his current stature!
This support could be described as comprehensive and all-encompassing, reaching the limits of what a single company could achieve.
Logically speaking, as a gaming company, Tenda would be considered excellent simply by continuously releasing good game products.
But Tenda didn’t just focus on itself; it was providing comprehensive assistance to the entire domestic gaming industry. In some aspects, it was doing even more than the official platform!
However, because Mr. Pei was so low-key and these matters were kept strictly confidential, nobody knew about them.
Previously, Xia Jiang had implied that the real investor behind the “Poverty Road Project” was Mr. Pei, but without concrete evidence at that time, it circulated online briefly without causing much of a stir.
Because not many people were paying attention to this matter.
The characteristic of the internet is not information scarcity causing information poverty, but information overload causing difficulty in discrimination.
In other words, there’s a lot of information, but with true and false news mixed together, people simply can’t find or easily distinguish which information is real and useful.
Information that truly provokes a heated response either happens to touch on the demands of most people, or someone is pushing it behind the scenes, or both.
Xia Jiang’s previous hints had some effect in a small circle, but without concrete evidence or widespread attention, the impact was limited.
But this time was different.
First, with the National Enterprise Credit Information Disclosure System coming online, there was concrete evidence; second, because of the recent heated debates online and gaming industry insiders choosing sides around “Millet Departure” and Tenda, this matter had gained extremely high attention and was at its peak.
So once this news was released, it would surely have an explosive effect!
Xia Jiang realized she would be the one pressing the detonation button!
As for why others hadn’t discovered this?
Simple: on one hand, this disclosure system had only been online for a month, and software and apps based on it that could query business information hadn’t appeared yet—many people didn’t even know about it; on the other hand, many people hadn’t given it much thought and hadn’t suspected that the “Poverty Road Project,” the Morning Dew Gaming Platform, and “Millet Departure” all had such close relationships with Tenda.
Only Xia Jiang satisfied both these conditions!
There’s a saying: what you constantly think about will eventually respond.
When Xia Jiang first came to Jingzhou to interview Tenda Group, she was deeply impressed by this unique company, and subsequent interviews deepened her understanding and knowledge of Tenda Group.
And this bombshell was successfully unearthed thanks to the accumulation of previous interviews and her personal keen sense!
Xia Jiang immediately began typing on her keyboard, entering an unprecedented state of high efficiency.
Publish!
Once this article was out, these malicious attacks on Tenda would naturally collapse without a fight, and utterly fail!
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March 27th, Wednesday evening.
In a private room at Nameless Restaurant, Li Shi and the investors gathered together.
“Mr. Li, you’re in such a good mood. We thought you wouldn’t come for dinner today.”
“That’s right, I haven’t asked you yet, how does it feel to be the person in charge of Dream Realization Venture Capital? How is it different from your Fuhui Capital?”
“The online storm is growing more intense… how come you still seem so carefree?”
The investors were all very concerned about Li Shi’s recent situation.
Although these investors had also participated in the election for Tenda department heads, with departments taking priority and them doing the same work as Li Shi but contributing less to Tenda than him, most hadn’t been selected.
They had naturally heard about the recent events caused by the anti-Tenda alliance using the “Millet Departure” project, which had been fermenting and gaining more attention over time.
Originally, this matter had nothing to do with Li Shi, but now it was different—Li Shi was the acting head of Dream Realization Venture Capital!
And one of the excuses used by outsiders to attack Tenda was that Tenda hadn’t invested in “Millet Departure,” hadn’t shouldered the burden of supporting domestic games as all players expected.
In these people’s view, Li Shi, as the acting head of Dream Realization Venture Capital, should definitely make some statement about this, right?
Either use Dream Realization Venture Capital’s money to invest in “Millet Departure,” showing tangible support, or at least verbally support it—anything would be better than playing dead.
But everyone also understood that the current situation was actually quite passive.
Whether Li Shi decided to invest or not, the anti-Tenda alliance would have something to say, and subsequent attacks probably wouldn’t stop.
Putting themselves in his shoes, everyone felt that if they were in this position, they would definitely be dizzy and caught in a dilemma, so they were very worried for Li Shi.
But now it seemed that Li Shi wasn’t troubled at all; instead, he appeared calm and collected, as if everything was under control?
Li Shi took a sip of tea and smiled slightly: “This dinner was booked two weeks ago, why wouldn’t I come? If I didn’t come, wouldn’t all this good food and wine just be to your benefit?”
“As for how it feels to be the acting head of Dream Realization Venture Capital… do you want to hear the truth?”
“The truth is, it’s quite boring.”
“Because everything has already been arranged in advance by Mr. Pei. I really have nothing much to do at work every day. I just need to ensure that Dream Realization Venture Capital develops steadily according to the predetermined route planned by Mr. Pei.”
“I don’t need to rack my brains thinking about which projects to invest in and which to avoid.”
“Ah, I don’t think this is very good either. It makes my abilities deteriorate.”
The investors were shocked, all expressing that Li Shi’s Versailles-style boasting came without warning. He didn’t even give them a heads-up before showing off, which was really not playing by the rules.
“Wow, after training at Tenda for a while, Li Shi’s ability to show off has clearly improved!”
“Does Mr. Pei teach this too?”
“I think Mr. Pei probably didn’t teach it personally, but through setting an example, it was naturally learned.”
“Mr. Pei’s planned route? That doesn’t seem right. Hasn’t Mr. Pei long stopped managing Dream Realization Venture Capital? Only leaving behind a legend of 100% investment success rate in the industry?”
“Yes, with this ‘Millet Departure’ issue, many accusations are pointing at Dream Realization Venture Capital, saying things like the name is wrong, it invested in all sorts of random companies but completely ignored companies that really needed money. Shouldn’t you make a statement about this?”
Li Shi chuckled: “Statement? What statement?”
“‘Millet Departure’ has been Mr. Pei’s invested project from beginning to end; it’s just been kept confidential to the public. What is there to make a statement about?”
“I actually hope these people jump even more enthusiastically, because the more enthusiastically they jump now, the more interesting their expressions will be when the truth is revealed later!”
“Only people like you who don’t know the truth would feel anxious. Someone like me who understands and trusts Mr. Pei enough isn’t anxious at all—I just want to laugh!”