The diva and I cross each other

The basic strategy has been determined, and Douyin's live streaming sales are progressing very smoothly.

On November 11, Douyin began to open the live streaming function to various big bloggers.

At present, Douyin’s live streaming service is only available to big anchors with more than one million fans, but it will be open to all bloggers after the new year.

The reason why not all of them are open is mainly to leave some time for testing in case any technical problems arise.

Luo Ming didn't ask about these things. He has been at home taking care of his wife and children for the past half month.

Little Luo Shengyang had diarrhea for a whole week. According to the hospital, babies are most susceptible to colds and diarrhea before the age of one. This is because the baby's immune system has not yet been fully established at this stage, and it is easy for them to catch a cold and diarrhea due to bacteria and viruses.

Therefore, it is normal for Luo Shengyang to have diarrhea, and parents don’t need to worry too much.

Although the doctor's words sounded simple, Luo Ming's entire family was worried to death. They were on edge for a whole week, fearing that something unexpected would happen.

After the child recovered from her illness, Lin Shuwen returned to exercising.

After the confinement period, Lin Shuwen's weight soared to 143 kilograms. Her wedding date with Luo Ming was the 2018st day of the twelfth lunar month, which was February 2, 6.

Today is November 2017, 11, which is less than 15 days away.

Although she has been exercising since last month, last month was the first month after she came out of confinement, so Lin Shuwen didn't dare to do any strenuous exercise.

Lin Shuwen originally planned to start formal exercise in the third month after giving birth.

As a result, Luo Shengyang was sick for another week. It was not until today that Lin Shuwen made a weight loss plan with the help of Chen Sichu and started to lose weight.

Luo Ming originally wanted to lose weight with Lin Shuwen, but because of the launch of the Burning Light game, he had to go on a business trip for a few days.

"Wenwen, you know me well. I want to eat grass with you, exercise with you, and lose weight with you, but the launch of the Burning Light game is a big deal."

"Isn't this easy? We can just wear each other! Now there's no time limit for wearing each other. I'll deal with the launch of the Burning Light game, and you come and lose weight!" Lin Shuwen said with a smile.

Luo Ming's face changed slightly when he heard this. Fortunately, Rong Mu answered the phone at this time and urged him to go out quickly.

Luo Ming immediately took advantage of the situation and ran away.

Lin Shuwen curled her lips. She knew that Luo Ming was not sincere.

Luo Ming and Rong Mu flew to Bingzhou together. The preparations for the launch of Zhuoguang Game had been underway about half a year ago.

The higher-ups have repeatedly hinted to Luo Ming and Rong Mu that they want Zhuoguang Technology or its subsidiaries to be listed on the A-share or Hong Kong stock markets.

In addition, Penguin also hopes that Zhuoguang Games will go public. After discussing with the two shareholders, Luo Ming, Tong Mingwei and Zhao Ningyuan, they decided to list Zhuoguang Games.

A month ago, the preparations for the listing of Zhuoguang Games were completed, and the listing plan was submitted to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

The day before yesterday, Rongmu received the news that the listing approval of Zhuoguang Games had been passed. Generally speaking, after the listing approval is passed, the company needs to complete the listing within one to two months.

Rong Mu thought about it and decided to release the Burning Light game on Christmas Eve, December 12th.

The reason for choosing this day is that the rising work of Zhanguang Games, "Plants vs. Zombies", was released on December 2013, 12. Choosing this day to launch the game also has the meaning of connecting the past and the future.

Luo Ming also thought that this was a good day, so he nodded and agreed.

The listing of Shining Light Games in Hong Kong naturally attracted the attention of many local financial groups in Hong Kong, and the most enthusiastic ones were naturally several major banks or financial institutions in Hong Kong, because the issuance of Shining Light Games' stocks was a delicacy delivered to the doorstep of financial investment institutions.

A certain Feng Bank, a certain Zha Bank, a certain Hong Securities... and other financial institutions have sent several waves of people to visit the top management of Zhanguang Games.

It was obvious that Zhao Ningyuan could not handle the situation by himself, so he asked Luo Ming and others for help.

Rong Mu got angry when he learned that those financial institutions were so anxious to share the cake. He directly arranged a professional team at the headquarters to negotiate with the local financial consortium in Gangcheng to discuss the details of the listing. At the same time, he quickly called Luo Ming to fly to Bingzhou.

Things like dividing the cake must be made clear in advance, otherwise disputes that arise when the company goes public may turn into direct conflicts of interest.

As soon as Luo Ming and Rong Mu arrived at the Zhuoguang Game, they saw Zhao Ningyuan with a sad face.

Asking Zhao Ningyuan to work in the technology field and deal with these people in finance would really be a death sentence for him.

Fortunately, there were lawyers and experts sent by Rongmu, otherwise Zhao Ningyuan would not know what to do.

In the following two weeks, Rong Mu personally negotiated with the local tyrants in Gangcheng and completed the distribution of benefits.

Luo Ming and Zhao Ningyuan distributed the shares of Zhuoguang Game together. Zhuoguang Game will take out 25% of the shares in this IPO.

The shareholding ratios of the shareholders also shrunk. Zhuoguang Technology is the largest shareholder of Zhuoguang Games, originally holding 79% of the shares. After taking out 25%, it has 59.25% of the shares left.

Penguin holds a 15% stake in Blazing Light Games, and after taking out 25%, there will be 11.25% left.

Tong Mingwei holds 5% of the shares of Zhuoguang Games. After taking out 25%, he will have 3.75% left.

Zhao Ningyuan holds 1% of the shares of Zhuoguang Games. After taking out 25%, he will have 0.75% left.

Of these 25% shares, Luo Ming also set aside some original shares for the employees of Zhuoguang Games and Zhuoguang Technology to purchase.

It is worth mentioning that Luo Ming, Lin Shuwen, Rong Mu and Tong Mingwei did not purchase the original shares of Zhuoguang Games.

Zhao Ningyuan used all the money he earned over the years to buy original shares, allowing his shareholding in Zhuoguang Games to remain at 1%.

Other senior executives of Zhaoguang Technology also bought a lot of original shares of Zhaoguang Games.

Chen Junmiao and Su Qing bought one worth 5000 million, Chen Sichu sold all his belongings and even borrowed some money from Lin Shuwen to buy one worth 3000 million, Luo Ming and Rong Mu's secretaries Li Yan and Song Yue each bought one worth 500 million.

Senior executives from other subsidiaries and celebrities from Zhuoguang Entertainment also bought some.

In addition to the company's management and celebrities, ordinary employees of Zhuoguang also bought a lot of original shares, totaling 5 million.

According to Luo Ming's estimation, by then there will be at least 300 millionaires in Zhuoguang, and 1000 million yuan will be enough to buy a house and a car in most provincial capitals.

The remaining money is at least 2 to 300 million. With this money, you can buy some government bonds, gold, or simply deposit it in the bank. The interest earned from the fixed-term deposit will be enough to live for a lifetime, which means you have achieved financial freedom ahead of time.

Even in a municipality, 1000 million is enough to buy a house in a not-so-good location. The fact that Zhuoguang Technology is giving benefits to its employees cannot be hidden from these sharp-eyed capitalists.

In today's Internet field, there is almost no possibility of rising without financing.

This is not only because business expansion requires a lot of money, but also because capital has controlled everything, and when they are optimistic about a company, the company must give up part of its shares.

Because if you don't allow it, the capital will help your competitors, or the capital will simply invest in a similar company.

Theoretically speaking, only when the speed of development is very fast and a monopoly is formed before capital can react, and at the same time the business model matures quickly and huge profits can be obtained, can one avoid being eroded by capital.

But in reality, this kind of thing is almost impossible to do. Even Google, which claims to hate Wall Street the most, cannot avoid the fate of working for capital.

But the rise of Zhanguang Technology broke this fate.

Zhuoguang Technology started out as a game company, but when Zhuoguang Technology was still weak, Penguin invested in 15% of the shares of their subsidiary Zhuoguang Games.

As for the remaining companies, not to mention the parent company that invested in Zhuoguang Technology, even its subsidiaries could not be touched.

This is because the way Zhuoguang Technology rose is too special. Not only did it master the core patents of big data algorithms in advance, it also has a technological lead in AI technology. Other companies want to imitate it but cannot do so without the corresponding technology.

With these two technologies in hand, Zhuoguang Technology has successively launched Neihan Duanzi, Toutiao, and Douyin, three powerful tools for traffic monetization.

When these three apps did not have the ability to monetize, they had the support of Zhuoguang Games and did not need any other capital injection at all. Even more so after they had the ability to monetize.

In addition, TikTok seems to have been in cahoots with its higher-ups. It is said that the higher-ups hold a 34% stake in the international version of TikTok that will be launched by Zhuoguang Technology later, with Zhuoguang itself holding 34%. The remaining 33% goes to foreign capital, leaving no room for domestic capital to intervene.

Now that they suddenly know that Zhuoguang Games is going to be listed, these investors naturally cannot miss it.

In addition to capitalists, high-quality companies like Zhuoguang Games have naturally attracted the attention of many retail investors and shareholders.

They were very excited after confirming the news that the Burning Light game was going to be released.

However, they soon realized something was wrong, because the market that Zhuoguang Games chose to go public this time was not the Nasdaq in the United States, but Hong Kong, which made many people feel confused and puzzled.

Logically speaking, the current financial environment in Hong Kong is not good, and it is not a good decision for Zhuoguang Games to go to Hong Kong.

As we all know, before and after the Asian financial crisis, a large number of domestic state-owned enterprises chose to list in Hong Kong, and many of them also became blue-chip stocks in Hong Kong.

However, the number of well-known domestic state-owned enterprises is limited, and only a small part of them can come to Hong Kong City. After most of the state-owned enterprises have come, the entire Hong Kong City market has once again fallen into silence.

Apart from domestic enterprises that come to Hong Kong for listing, most of the companies listed in Hong Kong for listing in other countries are in the real estate industry, and their scale is not large.

Especially in recent years, "technology stocks" have been sought after in the market, and the only stocks in this area that are listed in Hong Kong stocks are Penguin, which failed to be listed in the United States and turned to Hong Kong, and Kingsoft, which was "invited" by a certain bank.

Let’s not talk about Penguin for now. Kingsoft was already on the decline when it went public. Its scale was actually very average and it didn’t have much of a spotlight.

It can be said that if it weren’t for the support of Penguin, Hong Kong’s “technology stocks” would have nothing to show off. This situation is really as embarrassing as it can be.

Because of Hong Kong's international financial status, although it cannot compete with Nasdaq, which is more popular with Internet companies, it does not mean that it is completely incapable of guiding domestic Internet or technology giants.

On the one hand, this situation is caused by AB shares, and on the other hand, it is because the capital monopoly in Hong Kong is too serious.

Let’s talk about AB shares first. Hong Kong’s financial strategy has shifted to a more conservative strategy since the 80s, and AB shares have never been passed.

This resulted in Hong Kong missing out on several domestic Internet giants with a market value of trillions of yuan. It was not until April 2018 that Hong Kong allowed the existence of AB shares.

Then there is the issue of capital monopoly. The capital in Hong Kong City is too overbearing. Companies that come to Hong Kong City for listing will certainly have to pay "protection fees". Unless they are companies that are large enough to ignore Hong Kong City's capital, giving up some of their profits is absolutely inevitable.

Zhuoguang Game also made some concessions this time, but not much. Zhuoguang Game could even directly ignore this unspoken rule. However, based on the idea that harmony brings wealth, Rongmu still gave up some interests to the old financial companies in Hong Kong that sent people to negotiate.

However, this situation will not last too long. Luo Ming remembered that after Hong Kong City opened AB shares in the previous life, the higher-ups also warned Hong Kong City's capital. It was also because of this change that Alibaba and JD.com were able to go public in Hong Kong for the second time, while Meituan chose to go public separately in Hong Kong City.

But that is all a matter for the future. Now, the Hong Kong stock market, which was not welcomed by Internet giants, has welcomed the listing of Zhanguang Games, which is naturally very popular.

It is worth mentioning that the only underwriter responsible for the listing of Zhuoguang Games this time is China Construction Bank.

Originally, according to the opinions from Hong Kong City, the scale of the listing of Zhuoguang Games was very large, and there should be at least two underwriters to jointly distribute it.

Rong Mu knew without hesitation that the Hong Kong government was recommending this suggestion for a certain Feng Bank. After Rong Mu informed everyone of this situation, Luo Ming was the first to express his opinion and directly rejected the involvement of a certain Feng Bank.

This is not the Qing Dynasty. Does the Bank of Fenghuang still deserve to reap the benefits?

The British Empire is getting old and is about to die. And a dog of the British Empire still wants to eat meat. What a foolish thought!

Putting aside these national sentiments, although Moufeng Bank has influence in Hong Kong City, Huaguo Bank is backed by China, so there is no need to pay attention to it.

Luo Ming's disrespectful behavior made the other party quite angry, but there was no good way. After all, Zhuoguang Technology did not only have the Hong Kong stock option.

Hua Xia Bank was also very happy to hear the news. They returned the favor by opening a business for purchasing shares of Zhuo Guang Game in their domestic branches.

Domestic customers can directly purchase virtual stocks of Zhuoguang Game, and Huaxia Bank will use the same funds to purchase stocks of Zhuoguang Game, and then convert them into equivalent RMB and return them to customers when the delivery time comes.

Just as the preparations for the listing of Zhanguang Games were in full swing, Luo Ming received a call from Penguin CFO Mr. Luo.

"Mr. Luo, are you free? Would it be convenient for us to talk about Teamfight Tactics?" Mr. Luo asked straight to the point.

"Teamfight Tactics? Are you ready to start now?"

Mr. Luo sighed and said, "Mr. Luo, you don't know that this year's League of Legends S game was held in China, and the final was held at the Bird's Nest. However, it turned out that two South Korean teams played the final at the Bird's Nest. This was a huge blow to the domestic League of Legends. The game ended at the end of October, and it has only been one month since then, and 10% of users have not been online again."

Luo Ming was a little surprised when he heard this. He didn't expect that in this life, S7 would also be a civil war between the South Korean team and the Bird's Nest. History is really surprisingly similar!

"So Penguin is planning to launch Teamfight Tactics to forcefully retain Chinese players?"

"Yes, this is the best solution we can think of."

"Sure! Besides, didn't I send you the relevant data a long time ago? You can just update it directly, right?"

Mr. Luo smiled awkwardly and said, "We can't update directly here, so we ask you for help." (End of this chapter)