Chapter 54: New XP System (Begging for recommendations, collections, and tips)

After spending the morning at the Bureau of Commerce, Sun Cheng looked at the documents in his hand as he walked out, a faint smile appearing on his face.

These documents were the registration materials for the studio that he had personally handled for his startup team after they initially applied to start a business.

Perhaps their startup team wasn't good at these things, or more likely, they were afraid of bearing responsibility, so no one objected when Sun Cheng registered the studio under his own name.

Although this later led to many members of that unprofessional startup team leaving on a whim, causing that child's-play startup to vanish like a bubble.

But now, these things provided Sun Cheng with quite a bit of convenience; after consulting at the Bureau of Commerce, the other party told him quite definitely that he only needed to pay a portion of the processing fees, and he could easily change the originally registered studio into a private company.

Sun Cheng planned to change the nature of the studio and establish his own company in the real world once the payment from Apple and the vulnerability acquisition platform Zerodium arrived.

This was a very important matter!

The previous experiment had already confirmed that he could bring some things from the Decepticon world into reality.

Combined with the fact that Sun Cheng had even brought his own mobile phone to that world when he traveled there for the second time from the real world.

Although Sun Cheng had not yet verified whether he could transmit items bidirectionally between the two worlds, if it were truly possible, that would definitely be an amazing discovery.

Just imagine, even if he only transmitted electronic equipment, the timeline of the real world had now reached the year 2016, and the vast majority of electronic equipment was far more advanced than in the Decepticon world, where the timeline had only just reached the year 2007.

Conversely, electronic equipment from the Decepticon world was not without its merits.

Not to mention that he could use the Decepticon's Enhancement ability to enhance and upgrade the equipment he purchased from that world, and bringing it back to the real world not only saved on procurement costs invisibly, but the performance was also very guaranteed.

Besides this, Sun Cheng could completely purchase some equipment from the Decepticon world that was impossible to buy in the real world.

Before returning, Sun Cheng had once tried to purchase a Five-axis Linkage CNC Machine Tool in the United States; it was a machine tool with high technological content and high precision, specifically used for processing complex surfaces. This type of machine tool system was very important to a country's aerospace, military research, precision instruments, high-end medical equipment, and other industries. It was one of the pieces of equipment strictly controlled for export by various countries, not only in the other world but even in the real world.

Logically speaking, in the real world where the timeline had reached the year 2016, the importance of a Five-axis Linkage CNC Machine Tool should be far less than in the Decepticon world; after all, more advanced six-axis, eight-axis, and Nine-axis Linkage CNC Machine Tools were rumored to have already been designed.

But in fact, this was not the case; the Five-axis Linkage CNC Machine Tool was still one of the hundreds of types of equipment hardest to buy in the real world. The Western industrial powers capable of manufacturing Five-axis Linkage CNC Machine Tools strictly controlled their export, and other countries often had to pay a much higher price just to buy products with functions far inferior to those used by the producing countries themselves; China was one of them.

According to Sun Cheng's understanding, China, with many years of industrialization, barely possessed the ability to produce this type of machine tool itself, but in terms of performance, precision, and service life, it was still far inferior to Western products, so it still needed to import a large amount.

A Five-axis Linkage CNC Machine Tool was not difficult to buy in the Decepticon world; no equipment manufacturer would turn away money, so as long as it was ensured that the goods would not be exported to embargoed countries, it was very easy to make a purchase, especially within the country where the equipment manufacturer was located.

In fact, in order to take delivery as soon as possible, Sun Cheng only spent an extra 20% in processing fees above the selling price to obtain a Five-axis Linkage CNC Machine Tool from an intermediary company specializing in equipment procurement that he had contacted online, which was said to have been entrusted for purchase by another company.

What could be certain was that if he utilized his ability to travel well, it would not only be of great benefit to his development in the other world, but the significance to Sun Cheng in the real world would be the same.

After leaving the Bureau of Commerce and taking a trip to the bank to open a foreign exchange account, Sun Cheng carefully returned to school all the way. He didn't run into those people from the 'Student Loan' along the way, which made him breathe a sigh of relief. It seemed that his performance last time had temporarily made the other party unsure of his weight, buying himself some time.

After applying for a startup with the school, the school could allow him not to attend classes as long as it didn't affect his exams.

So Sun Cheng, who didn't need to worry about things like credits for the time being, picked up a few meals from the cafeteria after returning to school, saving himself from having to run out again at dinner time.

Soon returning to the dormitory, Sun Cheng locked the door again, and only then did he carry the bought food to the computer desk and sit down.

His gaze lingered for a moment on the Server placed in a corner of the room, and he quickly turned his head away.

In his base in the Decepticon world, Sun Cheng had once left some things in the Server to evaluate his Computer Science programming ability.

However, the noise of the Server starting up was very loud, and he couldn't be sure if the circuits in the dormitory could handle it, so he temporarily extinguished the thought of taking the things out.

Soon opening the computer, Sun Cheng first logged into his mailbox to check, but he still didn't see any new replies, which made him complain for a while about the efficiency of Apple and Zerodium.

After closing the mailbox, he wasn't very hungry, so he wasn't in a hurry to eat.

His gaze landed on the documents placed next to the computer, and Sun Cheng suddenly had an idea. He immediately opened the browser and found the largest domestic XP System exchange platform he occasionally visited, registering a publisher account.

A so-called publisher account was an account distinct from Normal Mode visitors and general members; those who registered were generally studios and corporate organizations. Only by registering a publisher account could one publish and maintain one's own XP works on this exchange platform.

Using the camera that came with his laptop, he took a picture of his studio's filing information form from the Bureau of Commerce that morning, made it into an electronic version according to the specifications, uploaded it, and applied for verification.

While waiting for the platform to approve it, Sun Cheng reopened the backup of the new XP System he had optimized and stored on his laptop's hard drive. After adding some things needed for publishing, he did a simple test, and only then did he repackage it into an installation package.

After waiting for about forty minutes, that XP System exchange platform finally passed his publisher account audit, and Sun Cheng obtained the authority to publish works on the platform.

Without any hesitation, Sun Cheng quickly opened the platform's publishing backend, spent a few minutes filling out the introduction, and began to upload the installation package of the new XP System he had optimized.

ps:

1. Thanks to readers 'Dream, Xingchen', 'Book Friend 160501224016019', 'Mobile Target', and 'Slaughter Troop' for their tips.