Everyone in the industry knows that Lu Bingjun, a myth in the investment world, has a "long-standing" project - a little girl named Wen Niannian. The first angel round he cast when he was 18 years old was given to her. Ten years later, the AI company he invested in went public, the biotechnology he invested in changed the industry, and the Internet celebrity milk tea shop he invested in opened thousands of them. Only Wen Niannian, with his annual sponsorship of millions, completed his undergraduate, master's and doctoral studies, and then plunged into the unpopular paleontological research in the Arctic Circle, and his output relied entirely on papers. A paper, value = 0. Ten years, rate of return = 0. Lu Bingjun's opponents laughed: "Mr. Lu is doing charity for the elderly?" The company's shareholders were insinuating: "Mr. Lu, is it time to stop this 'sentimental project'?" Even Lu Bingjun himself couldn't help but press his temples when he saw the email from her again that said "Funding Application - Used to Purchase a New Batch of Dinosaur Feces Fossils." Wen Niannian knew nothing about this and spent every day happily holding stones and shells in disgrace. Until one day. A piece of news shocked the world: Chinese scholar Wen Niannian, through groundbreaking research on specific fossils, discovered a special microorganism that can completely change the new energy landscape, with an estimated commercial value of trillions. The world's top scientific research institutions and consortiums swarmed in, only to find that all the patents of this national treasure-level scientist were in the name of an investment company. The boss of the company is none other than Lu Bingjun. At the media conference, reporters crowded around and said, "Mr. Lu, how do you achieve such a precise and advanced layout?
