kvmb Chapter 1 The Most Powerful Product Analysis System
Chapter 1 The Most Powerful Product Analysis System
"Mr. Su, after signing this equity inheritance document, you will hold 100% of the equity of Hongyuan Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., and officially become the sole legal holder of the company."
In a small conference room in an office building in Nanshan District, Shenzhen, a young lawyer in his early thirties wearing gold-rimmed glasses neatly pushed a stack of documents in front of Su Chen.
Su Chen didn't rush to sign, but instead picked up the document and flipped through it page by page.
He needs time to process everything he's facing.
Seven days ago, he woke up from a high fever and found himself lying in a hospital bed in Shenzhen People's Hospital, his mind filled with two completely different memories.
Su Chen, a 23-year-old recent graduate from the Department of Electronic Engineering at Shenzhen University, was in 2016 when his father, Su Jianguo, suddenly died of a heart attack, leaving behind a small drone company and a pile of inheritance paperwork to be processed.
Another story belongs to Su Chen in 2038—a middle-aged office worker who worked as a hardware product manager at a major internet company for fifteen years and ultimately died suddenly from overwork.
The two memories merged during his high fever, and when he opened his eyes again, he had completely become Su Chen in 2016.
"Whether it's rebirth or time travel, since God has given me a second chance, I can't live a pathetic life again."
Su Chen said this to himself in his heart, then lowered his head and continued to look at the documents.
The contents of the document are not complicated.
Su Jianguo held 100% of the shares of Hongyuan Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. before his death. The company had a registered capital of five million yuan, and the actual investment, plus subsequent additional equipment purchases, totaled nearly twenty million yuan.
This money was raised by Su Jianguo after selling his small mold factory in Dongguan, which he had run for many years; it was almost all of his wealth.
Hongyuan Intelligent was founded in early 2015, and it has been exactly one and a half years since then. Its main business is the assembly, manufacturing and sales of consumer drones.
To put it simply, they purchase components such as flight control boards, motors, propellers, and fuselage shells from upstream suppliers, assemble them into complete aircraft in their own factories, and then sell them under the "Hongyuan" brand.
This model was not uncommon in Shenzhen between 2015 and 2016.
Since DJI launched the Phantom series in 2013 and became an instant hit, the entire consumer drone market has been completely ignited.
A large influx of hot money into Shenzhen led to the emergence of countless small and medium-sized manufacturers. At its peak, there were more than 300 drone-related companies in the surrounding areas of Shenzhen alone.
Hongyuan Intelligent is one of these more than 300 companies. It may not rank in the top 50, but it is not the smallest either.
Over the course of a year and a half, the company sold a total of about four thousand drones, averaging more than two hundred per month.
The flagship product, "Hongyuan Flyer F1," is priced at 2999 yuan, focusing on cost-effectiveness and has a certain reputation among model aircraft enthusiasts and small film studios in South China.
Su Chen turned to the financial summary page.
The company has 1.2 million in cash on its books, inventory of spare parts and finished products worth about 3 million, and the factory is rented. The equipment is valued at about 4 million after depreciation.
Including intangible assets such as brand and distribution channels, the company's valuation is estimated to be between 15 million and 20 million.
Besides the company, Su Jianguo also left behind a three-bedroom apartment in Longhua District and a Toyota Camry that he had driven for three years.
The bank deposits are less than 500,000.
"Dad really poured all his money into this company," Su Chen sighed inwardly.
His memories from his past life told him that the consumer drone market in 2016, though seemingly prosperous, was actually on the verge of collapse.
DJI, with its overwhelming technological advantages and brand effect, is crushing all competitors with overwhelming force.
By the end of 2017, of the more than 300 small and medium-sized drone companies in Shenzhen, no more than 20 had survived. The vast majority went bankrupt and were liquidated under the dual pressure of price wars and technological gaps.
Hongyuan Intelligent has no recollection of my past life, and is most likely one of the many companies that went bankrupt.
But it's different now.
He possesses memories of two lifetimes, a clear understanding of the trajectory of the technology industry over the next twenty years, and more importantly—
He knew which way to go.
"Mr. Su?" The lawyer spoke up to remind him after he had been silent for a long time.
"Attorney Fang, I'm sorry, I was daydreaming." Su Chen snapped out of his reverie, picked up a pen, wrote his name in the signature section of the document, and pressed his fingerprint on it.
The lawyer in front of me is named Fang Xu. He was the lawyer entrusted by Su Jianguo to handle his estate matters before his death. He is thirty-two years old, a graduate of Shenzhen University Law School, and runs his own small law firm. He is efficient and reliable.
"Congratulations, Mr. Su. Legally speaking, you are now the sole shareholder and legal representative of Hongyuan Intelligent Technology."
Fang Xu put the signed documents into the file folder, bowed slightly, and handed over a business card.
"If you need any assistance with any legal matters going forward, please feel free to contact me."
Su Chen took the business card, glanced at it, nodded, and put it away.
In his past life as a product manager, he had dealt countless times with the legal department and knew all too well how important a reliable lawyer was. Fang Xu didn't play any tricks during the entire inheritance process; the contract terms were clear and straightforward, and this person could be kept.
"Thank you, Attorney Fang. I'll definitely contact you if I need anything in the future."
The two shook hands and said goodbye. Fang Xu then left the conference room with his briefcase.
The moment the door closed, Su Chen relaxed completely, leaned back in his chair, and let out a long sigh.
Then he heard that voice.
To be precise, it wasn't "hearing" but rather a string of information being poured directly into the depths of his consciousness, as if someone had opened a pop-up window in his brain.
"Ding—The product analysis system has been bound to the host; initialization complete."
Su Chen suddenly sat up straight.
The timing of this message was extremely precise—it appeared exactly the instant he signed the document, Fang Xu left, and he was the only one left in the room.
It's as if this so-called "system" has been waiting for the right moment.
"System?" he murmured to himself tentatively.
no respond.
Su Chen frowned and changed his approach: "Open the system interface."
Still no response.
He tried several other explanations and eventually discovered that simply focusing his attention in his mind and "looking inward" caused a semi-transparent information panel to appear in his field of vision.
The panel design is very simple, with five words written at the top:
[Product Analysis System]
Below is a two-line list of functions:
I. Virtual Disassembly Lab (Lv.1)
II. Industry Gain Halo (Lv.1)
Su Chen's heart raced a little, but his years of professional experience allowed him to maintain basic composure.
He took a deep breath and began to examine each item one by one.