After hanging up the phone, Zhang Wei felt a little emotional.

Although he hadn't been a counselor for very long, he had heard of and seen many exceptionally outstanding students.

For example, those who finished all their university credits in two or three years, whose programs were written into school textbooks, and who were responsible for important work in the core positions of large companies;

Those who repeatedly represented the country in major chess championships during their university years;

Those who devoted themselves to scientific research, published multiple academic papers, and obtained numerous patent authorizations;

Those who donated to many impoverished students and were enthusiastic about public welfare;

Those who won numerous international design awards and received offers from large domestic companies in advance;

Those who bravely seized a gangster's knife in the face of danger...

Universities were inherently places teeming with talent, and Handong University, as a key national university, saw an endless stream of outstanding students every year.

In such an environment, many ordinary students easily developed psychological problems.

In high school, everyone was a genius in their class, but in university, they found that everyone around them was more outstanding than themselves. Some students with fragile mentalities found it difficult to withstand this blow.

Therefore, as far as Zhang Wei was concerned, he wouldn't be too surprised no matter how outstanding a student under his care was.

But someone like Pei Qian, who quietly started a company during his freshman year and had been quietly running it for over a year, achieving such an astonishing scale...

This was simply outrageous, completely exceeding Zhang Wei's imagination and overturning his common sense.

And what was even more commendable was that his student was not ostentatious or boastful. The first thing he did after making money was to donate a huge sum of five million to charity to help students in the school who were struggling financially.

Truly admirable.

Zhang Wei planned to submit a report to the college leaders and then to the school leaders. The school would definitely fully cooperate and strongly support such a good deed that could help impoverished students.

…

With the five million quota resolved, there was no need to worry about it for this cycle.

In fact, Pei Qian could have waited until the last moment of the settlement cycle to spend the five million, which might have had a more impactful effect on spending money in a rush.

However, Pei Qian considered it again. This five million could tangibly change the lives of many struggling students. If he donated it a day earlier, these students might be able to have one more full meal.

Therefore, it was best to put this money to use as soon as possible, donating it shortly after the cycle began.

After lunch, Pei Qian went to the company.

First, he told Assistant Xin about the donation in cooperation with the school and asked Assistant Xin to contact the relevant departments of the school.

Pei Qian just wanted to ensure that the money could be quietly transferred to the campus cards of each impoverished student. He didn't want to make a big show of it, so there was no need to go through complicated procedures. He could just leave it to Assistant Xin to handle.

After that, Pei Qian went to the Human Resources Department to inquire about the Tengda recruitment exam.

The original plan was to hold recruitment in May and November of each year, but this year was the first recruitment, and the time was relatively tight. It was already November 22nd, and not all of the recruitment work had been completed.

However, in another week, it would be almost done, and the official recruitment exam was expected to be held next week.

Pei Qian confirmed the preparations for the recruitment exam with Hao Yun and added two more points.

The first was the grading of the recruitment exams. He wanted to recruit graduate students from Handong University to help, as these people were the main force in the grading process. However, the heads of each grading team still had to be Tengda employees to prevent cheating.

The Human Resources Department definitely had to coordinate this aspect of the work.

The second was that, although Tengda theoretically required everyone to take the exam before being hired, Pei Qian, as the boss, certainly had the power to skip the procedures and directly recruit people. The special Boss Zhipin channel had to be kept open.

He also took a look around and checked on the situation of the project teams.

Currently, *Games of the Gods* (GOG) was still in the early stages of development, and most of the designs were still in the design documents, so there wasn't much to see.

The work of buying character IPs and creating concept designs for character illustrations was also relatively fragmented and not worth paying attention to.

Pei Qian paid special attention to Bao Xu's condition.

It seemed that although Bao Xu's hair was growing more and more, his enthusiasm for work was decreasing. Pei Qian sneaked a few glances and only saw him playing games. He never saw him writing documents or modifying the editor. This was undoubtedly a good sign.

"Well, it seems that Bao Xu has turned over a new leaf. The tourism therapy has worked remarkably."

Pei Qian was very satisfied with this.

The next Excellent Employee selection was on February 1st. He wondered who would take the baton from Bao Xu and win the grand prize of traveling around the world.

Pei Qian found that his attention to the second place Excellent Employee had surpassed that of the first place...

But then again, the next Excellent Employee selection had to be changed slightly.

The previous Excellent Employee selections were only limited to the Tengda Games department, which led to the primary target being the main planner of the Tengda Games department.

This was also normal, because the main planner was responsible for the most work and the greatest responsibility in the game department. In the eyes of other employees, he contributed the most, so he naturally became the most dangerous position.

Pei Qian thought about it and felt that this wouldn't work.

It wasn't that he couldn't bear to part with these main planners, but the key was that he had already eliminated so many main planners, but there was still no improvement!

Currently, Tengda Group had diversified and was no longer solely supported by the game department.

And for President Pei, this situation was probably called "beacons of war everywhere"...

Since this was the case, the Excellent Employee selection should definitely be expanded to the entire Tengda Group, including other industries, and the outstanding employees in them should also be included in the selection.

Pei Qian thought about it and simply made an internal vote on the tpdb website. He would send a notice to everyone in the department on the day of the Excellent Employee selection, and the system would automatically generate the selection results.

While he was considering this, Pei Qian received a message from Zhu Xiaoce.

"President Pei, the actors' costume photos are ready. Take a look."

"Lu Zhiyao's costume photo might be a bit too handsome. Will it be inconsistent with his character's image? Should we make him look uglier and more vicissitudes of life?"

Below were a few photos.

The first one was Zhang Zuting.

He was wearing a flashy, futuristic costume, with a confident smile on his face. The words "successful person" seemed to be written on his face, but his expression revealed a hint of cunning.

The second one was Lu Zhiyao.

His costume looked much simpler, with a single gray and white tone throughout. The style was overly simple, even shabby.

Although both of them were playing future people, Zhang Zuting was playing a judge, a rich man through and through, so his clothes naturally had to reflect this.

And the male lead played by Lu Zhiyao was just a poor guy, so he could only wear the simplest clothes.

However, although this suit looked too simple and even shabby, it still couldn't hide Lu Zhiyao's handsomeness.

It was obvious that the makeup artist hadn't given Lu Zhiyao too much modification, but because Lu Zhiyao himself was already very handsome, even without special makeup or retouching, and the clothes he was wearing weren't very handsome, his good looks still couldn't be hidden.

Pei Qian thought for a while and replied, "That's fine."

Pei Qian was afraid that making Lu Zhiyao look ugly with makeup would damage his "box office poison" attribute.

Continuing to look down, there were also the costume photos of the female lead.

Pei Qian had never seen this female lead before. She had a round face, big eyes, and two shallow dimples when she smiled. In more fashionable terms, she had a standard "first love face."

Pei Qian searched for her name, "Lin Ruyi," but didn't find any results. It seemed that she was probably a new actress with little fame, and didn't even have a single work.

After looking at all these photos, Pei Qian felt that the overall costumes, makeup, and props of the movie were pretty good. It was obvious that Director Zhu Xiaoce had put a lot of effort into these aspects.

Pei Qian was a little worried at first, but then he thought that this movie was originally winning with its plot. Even if the costumes, makeup, props, and even special effects were slightly better, it would just be a beautifully packaged poison, so it wasn't a big deal.

…

…

November 25th, Thursday.

Today was Thanksgiving, and it was also the scheduled day for the distribution of welfare to impoverished students.

The data of these impoverished students was screened from the school's campus card system and verified by the school. All of them were students who were having financial difficulties.

This 500 yuan would be directly transferred to their campus cards, without any large-scale publicity or notification. Only when the person involved felt that the balance on their card was incorrect and went to ask the teacher at the campus card recharge station would they get an explanation.

In the office of counselor Zhang Wei.

Zhang Wei handed Pei Qian a list: "This is a list of graduate students who have experience in grading exams. They are from various colleges and have been notified in advance."

"You can arrange for someone to contact them directly."

"As for the remuneration... there's really no need for 300 yuan per day. This standard is a bit too high."

"You've already donated 5 million to the school, and these graduate students are basically your seniors. After hearing about this, they were all very moved, and many of them are willing to help with grading for free without any money."

Pei Qian quickly shook his head: "That won't do! We have to pay the amount that we should pay. How can we ‘take advantage of acquaintances’?"

"Grading is a very tiring job, and it's a very intense job. How can I exploit my seniors?"

"Okay, Teacher Zhang, if there's nothing else, I'll leave first."

Zhang Wei raised his hand: "Don't be in such a hurry. President Pei, if you have nothing to do, sit here for a while and chat a bit."

Pei Qian: "...Teacher Zhang, please don't call me President Pei anymore. I can't handle it."

Zhang Wei smiled: "Okay, then I'll still call you Pei Qian in the future."

"I've been thinking about giving you a special lecture for the past two days."

Pei Qian was confused: "A special lecture?"

"Teacher Zhang, don't joke around. What can I talk about? I'll be lucky if I don't fail this semester!"

Zhang Wei chuckled: "Modesty! Student Pei Qian, modesty is a virtue, but excessive modesty is not good."

"You were able to create such a big company in just over a year. You're a one-in-a-million business genius!"

"You should know that many of your seniors in their fourth year, or even their third year of graduate school, are still worried about finding a job."

"Of course, your company has special procedures for recruitment, so I won't force you to arrange jobs for these seniors. But in your busy schedule, can you take the time to give a lecture and tell the seniors about your job-seeking experience?"

Pei Qian was speechless: "Job-seeking experience? Teacher Zhang, I've never sought a job at all, so where would I get any job-seeking experience..."

Zhang Wei thought for a while: "Oh, that's right, you're starting a business, not looking for a job. Then talk about your entrepreneurial experience?"

Pei Qian: "..."

The two looked at each other in silence.

Pei Qian really didn't know how to talk about this.

What entrepreneurial experience was there?

When President Pei goes on stage: "Today, I'm here to talk to you about my entrepreneurial experience. First of all, you need to get a system..."

Would that be appropriate!

But Pei Qian thought about it, and he really didn't have a very good reason to refuse this request. He couldn't say that he was so busy that he couldn't spare an hour or two, could he?

Pei Qian had to seriously consider it: "I'll think about it. The main thing is that my eloquence is really not good. If it really doesn't work out, I'll have a core employee in my company give the lecture. It's the same."

Zhang Wei nodded: "That's fine too. But it's best if you come and give the lecture in person. It will be more convincing."

Pei Qian thought to himself, convincing my ass...