China Entertainment: I am a big boss in the industry

Chapter 691 The Rise of Chinese Comics
The president of Youku thought about it for a long time and found it a little hard to understand why Lin Gao had done so much charity work.

After all, the first part of the animation is free, and the second part only charges 50-50 for membership and advertising fees.

No matter which video website you go to negotiate a contract with, I'm afraid that website will agree.

After all, it is a business that is sure to make money.

Who would refuse?
In short, he couldn't figure out why Lin Gao would make such a "giving away money" move.

He probably never thought that Lin Gao was pissed off by Tencent Video, so he came to find him.

After all, Lin Gao would not take the initiative to tell President Gu about this matter.

Isn't this just making a fool of oneself?

Really are.

of course.

This matter is not important, we can put it aside for now.

the most important is!

First agree to Lin Gao's request, and quickly let your subordinates draft the contract and sign it quickly.

You don't have to pay a penny, and you can even make money from your warehouse. Anyone who disagrees is a fool.

"Good good."

Mr. Gu nodded immediately like a rattle and agreed very quickly.

After getting a positive answer, Lin Gao let out a breath and then spoke happily.

"Then I will let my people go to hand over the business to your company."

Mr. Gu replied.

"No problem, I'm here to see you."

"I hope we can cooperate happily."

"Hahaha, I thought so too."

"..."

After hanging up the phone, Lin Gao suddenly felt a strange feeling like a thorn in his back and a lump in his throat. He turned his head and saw that it was Wei Lianlian. At this moment, he was squinting his eyes and staring at him speechlessly.

Lin Gao slowly pressed the button:?

"What's wrong with me?"

"Why do you have such a condemning expression?"

Seeing this familiar accusing expression, Lin Gao felt sick all over.

Wei Lianlian seemed to be hesitant to speak. He opened and closed his mouth several times before he spoke with difficulty.

"We...really not charging for the first one?"

"This this……"

Wei Lianlian didn't know what to say.

"Isn't that a bit too generous, boss?"

"What's the difference between this and paying out of your own pocket and giving money to others for free?"

Hearing this, Lin Gaoxiao's eyebrows trembled and he couldn't help but laugh out loud.

"Ha ha--"

"Do you think that if I only ask for advertising fees and audience membership fees for the second part, I will definitely lose money?"

When asked, Wei Lianlian put on a look of "what else?"

"Yes."

Wei Lianlian felt that this was no less insulting than the 300,000 yuan given to a beggar.

My head feels so itchy, maybe I'm going to have a brain.

In fact, it’s no wonder that Wei Lianlian had such thoughts.

In fact, it is only 15 years now, and Chinese animation is not very popular in mainland China. Basically % of people would rather choose to watch Japanese animated films and animations.

After all, the quality is there.

People always prefer excellent works.

If Wei Lianlian did what he wanted, they should continue to negotiate with Youku Video about the copyright buyout fees of the two animations.

After all, 30 per episode is really too little.

Of course, it doesn’t mean that their company is short of money.

It's just a matter of attitude.

You want to buy out our Qin's Moon for 30 per episode. This is an insult to the dignity of not only the development team of the entire animation project, but also the entire company or Lin Gao.

But after Lin Gao contacted Youku, they even waived the copyright fees and only asked for half of the final advertising and membership fees.

This was basically an ironclad fact in Wei Lianlian's mind. In fact, Lin Gao had already guessed what Wei Lianlian wanted to say, so the smile on his face widened by three points, and he shook his head.

This is the inherent impression of Chinese comics in China.

They don't believe that Chinese animation will become excellent.

So the entire industry gradually went downhill.

No one wants to continue working in this industry.

No one is willing to continue researching and developing the field of Chinese comics.

Now, when it comes to the animation and Chinese comics industry, we really can’t compare with those in foreign countries.

It's like a snowball.

It rolls bigger and bigger.

People’s disappointment with this industry will also increase.

But what is the reason for this?

It’s because of the suppression from above.

There are different forces suppressing at every level.

The most obvious patient is Tencent Video, which charges 30 yuan per episode.

This is the exclusive copyright buyout fee.

That's just a little money.

It is not even enough to cover what was invested during the development of Chinese comics.

There is no benefit and the expenses are huge.

Who else would be willing to continue to work hard in this industry?
Even if someone wants to save this industry, they don't know where to start.

Because it requires a certain amount of money.

The amount of money is not small.

Lin Gao folded his hands, leaned back in his chair, and uttered a sentence slowly.

"Why not have a little more confidence in our Qin's Moon animation."

“I think that as long as it starts airing, our Qin’s Moon will definitely set off a wave of Chinese animation.”

"We will create new history for the entire Chinese comics industry."

"Assistant Wei, please give our company's employees more confidence."

"Give our anime more confidence."

Lin Gao groaned, then opened his eyelids and looked at her intently.

Word by word.

"Give me, your boss, some confidence, too."

"I never make decisions that I am not sure of, nor will I fight a battle that I am not sure of."

"Since I have made this decision, it means that this anime will definitely be a big hit in my opinion."

Wei Lianlian remained silent. Her mood was very complicated.

In fact, sometimes she would find that she understood Lin Gao in some aspects, but in other aspects, she was very far away from Lin Gao.

Like now.

Wei Lianlian really wanted to know what gave Lin Gao such self-confidence.

But Wei Lianlian knew that if he asked, Lin Gao would definitely respond to him as he always did before.

"never mind."

Sighed.

Wei Lianlian could only nod.

So he still had some disbelief in his heart, but his previous experiences made it impossible for him to disbelieve.

Every time, I am not the one who always insists on my own opinion.

It's still morning. I looked at the weather outside. The sun was shining and the scenery was beautiful.

It's a good time to go out shopping.

However, Wei Lianlian just had a slight thought in his mind.

Then turned around.

"Then I will go and draw up a contract and negotiate with them now?"

"Boss, do you have a time request?"

Lin Gao thought about it and decided to negotiate the contract within two hours. He then told Youku that our first animation would begin airing at 8 o'clock in the evening.

(End of this chapter)