China Entrepreneur conducted a targeted survey of AI-native OPC (One-Person Company) entrepreneurs, investors, and potential practitioners, collecting 148 valid questionnaires. The key findings are as follows: Over half of OPC entrepreneurs have backgrounds in the internet or technology sectors, with 75% of them operating for less than one year. In terms of products and markets, 40% of entrepreneurs have products but lack paying customers, 60% cite customer acquisition and sales as the biggest challenges, and over half earn less than 10,000 yuan per month. Regarding order sources, 65% rely on referrals from existing clients or acquaintances, and 50% work on one-time projects. In the investment environment, half of investors have not engaged with related projects in the past two years, and 75% express no investment intent. Among potential entrepreneurs, 58% aspire to the OPC model, but only 8% plan to validate it within six months, and none intend to start full-time immediately. The core insight from the survey is that while AI expands the capabilities of individuals and small teams, it does not reduce the difficulty or risk in areas like customer acquisition and cash flow management. OPCs must overcome four hurdles: First, transitioning from tool usage to AI-native entrepreneurship. While AI has penetrated production processes, market operations still heavily rely on human effort, and both investors and potential entrepreneurs show weak willingness to act. Second, moving from product launch to commercialization. Most full-time entrepreneurs have yet to find a sustainable business model, with customer acquisition being the primary obstacle. Third, scaling from initial orders to recurring revenue. OPC income is highly uneven, with nearly 60% earning less than 10,000 yuan monthly—far below potential entrants' expectations—while facing issues like order volatility and rigid AI costs. Fourth, evolving from solo operations to sustainable organizations. Half of OPCs lack stable collaborators, and 75% of investors are unwilling to invest, making external financing expansion difficult. Sustainably growing OPCs are more likely to be combinations of a few decision-makers, core staff, and AI tools, requiring solutions to role division between humans and AI. Overall, OPCs are seen as a major trend over the next three years, with AI advancements lowering entrepreneurship barriers and fostering diverse business formats. However, they are unlikely to reach traditional corporate scale in the short term. Their greater value lies in providing more employment and entrepreneurship options for individuals or small groups, spawning more "small but beautiful" companies.