After Being Purged, I Reestablished Business Order

At the celebration banquet, the technological empire I created with my own hands kicked me out in public. Co-founder Liu Hongye patted me on the shoulder and said in a regretful tone: "Qin Che, as the company gets bigger, someone has to pay for the past." In the audience, the team I once led was silent. They thought that by taking away my equity, code, and dignity, I would become a useless person. They didn't know that two years after I disappeared, I met a man named Chen Wen at a breakfast shop. He only taught me three things: First, the essence of business is not to create, but to seize the "right to choose." Second, the cracks in the empire are not in the market, but in the gaps between people's hearts and rules. Third, the real king is to make everyone believe that with you, there will be another future. So, I started the Moss Project. In the corner invisible to everyone, use open source protocols to connect the frustrated, and use values ​​to screen fellow travelers. Three years later. My ecosystem does not have a headquarters, but its core customers "voluntarily defected." My company doesn't write a business plan, but national sovereign funds rush to invest. I was no longer his opponent, but the "new rules" themselves that he had to sit down and talk to as equals. When Liu Hongye called late at night, he asked in a hoarse voice: "Qin Che, what do you want?" I looked at the spreading ecological network outside the window and answered softly: "I want you to see with your own eyes how the old empire you cherish has become the most fertile soil in my new world." [From the abandoned son of the empire to the master of the ecosystem] [This is a dimensionality reduction attack on cognition]