Reborn: Billionaire in College

It would be fine if Chen Pingjiang didn't know about Ni Na's affair, but now that he knew about it, he certainly couldn't just stand by and watch.

Whatever happens, I also got the girl's first blood.

Chen Pingjiang will never admit that he is a scumbag.

Wu Qian is a scumbag, Wang Cong is a playboy, and Chen Pingjiang thinks that he is different from them, so he is not a scumbag.

Chen Pingjiang let Ni Na's agency take the initiative to solve the problem, and he didn't spend a penny. If they didn't obey, he would expose them right away.

The agency not only did not think that Chen Pingjiang was taking advantage of the situation, but instead thanked Chen Pingjiang for letting them go.

Li Jianquan's place is really a mess. You won't know until you check it out, and you'll be shocked.

On the surface, he is a director, but in fact, he has done a lot of shady things.

In comparison, corruption is nothing.

Giving someone drugs and forcing them to drink alcohol is rape, and group sex is group fornication, and it happens more than once or twice, which is enough to get a sentence of ten to eight years.

During the training class of the Flowers of War crew, the other actors' eyes changed when they looked at Ni Na.

As the incident progressed, rumors spread in the circle and on the Internet.

Li Jianquan offended someone he shouldn't have offended, or to be more precise, he offended the big boss behind Ni Na.

"Have you heard? Her original agency rushed to terminate her contract, and her former agent was also fired."

"It looks ordinary, but I didn't expect that the family has such great power. Li Jianquan said to send it in, and he sent it in."

"You are naive. You just believe whatever Nina says. I have information from a source. It is said that the big boss who supports her has all kinds of means. Ordinary people can't afford to offend him."

"Whether he can afford it or not, it's good enough to just send Li Jianquan in. His dirty hands are usually annoying, and he deliberately called me at night knowing that I have a boyfriend, using the excuse of discussing the plot."

"..."

The ecology of the domestic entertainment industry is much better than that of South Korea.

The entertainment industry of Xiao Ri Dai is all about having fun, and there are all kinds of pranks on entertainment stars. There is nothing they can't do, except what you can't think of.

The most outrageous thing I've seen is a fifty-year-old man sticking his bare buttocks close to a female star's face.

Needless to say, in Korea, idols are almost becoming geishas, ​​and there are countless suicides.

In comparison, this area in China is much more low-key, and at most it's just a baseball.

Every time Chen Pingjiang sees the entertainment industry in such a mess, he sighs.

The idols in the past became more and more popular, but the idols that came later kept falling from grace.

If KuaiBo wants to follow Netflix's path and transform into a streaming media platform, it will inevitably have to go into direct competition with platforms such as LeTV, iQiyi, and Tencent Video.

Purchasing copyrights is important, but owning your own film and television company is more important.

It can continuously produce some hit dramas, thereby maximizing the number of user subscriptions.

Following this line of thought, the upstream online novel sites must also be taken down.

Whether it is adapted into film and television dramas or animation in the future, it will be a good business.

After acquiring Qidian and Xiaoxiang Academy, a group was established to manage copyrights.

"Ghost Blows Out the Light", "Grave Robbers' Chronicles", "Battle Through the Heavens", "Douluo Dalu", "Joy of Life"...

Just holding these copyrights means you win at the starting line.

If they can acquire Noon Sunshine and Happy Twist, they will have no real rivals in the film and television industry.

There is no need to mention Happy Twist, there are so many popular TV series produced by Noon Sunshine.

"Ode to Joy", "The Disguiser", "Nirvana in Fire" and so on, Chen Pingjiang can't count them all.

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At the end of June, the LPL league, which had been prepared for half a year, officially started.

Chen Pingjiang went to the Shanghai Convention and Exhibition Center in a low-key manner to watch the first game: IG VS WE.

As the only authorized designated company of Riot Games, Renren established Renren Esports to specifically operate the League of Legends professional league.

The highest level League of Legends competition in China, LPL, was born.

There are currently eight participating teams in LPL.

They are Royal Club, WE, IG, OMG, PE, LH, WOA Dawn Wings, and Huayi Spide.

As the only channel in China to directly enter the League of Legends Global Finals, LOL consists of a spring season and a summer season every year, and each season is divided into two parts: the regular season and the playoffs.

The total prize pool of up to 5 million RMB also set a record for domestic tournaments.

High prize money, regular schedule, official hosting and broadcasting, and the only way to the World Finals have made LPL a popular choice for players and teams since its inception.

In addition to LPL, secondary leagues and youth training camps are also currently under preparation.

In order to welcome the opening of the LPL, the Chinese version of "League of Legends" carried out a lot of publicity and preheating. Combined with the continuous promotion on multiple channels such as Renren and Weibo, the LPL has attracted a large number of viewers since its inception.

In addition, since the launch of the LOL national server, the number of online users has continued to rise, and has already exceeded the 300 million mark. This number is very impressive, and has already left DOTA far behind.

Tickets for the first game were sold out long ago, and the price of VIP seats was raised to 20,000 to 30,000 yuan per ticket.

"Renren is still reliable. There has never been a professional league like this for a single game in China."

"Yes, the venues for other games are very low-end. Only LPL is quite grand."

"Who do you think will win this game?"

"It's definitely WE. IG is clearly not strong enough. I estimate that WE will beat IG 2-0 today. We may even win the league championship and get a ticket to S1 directly."

"I, Young Master Wang, refuse to accept the decision. Can you, WE, control IG whenever you want?"

While a few audience members who looked like college students were bragging, the "Wang Shao" they were talking about was nodding and bowing to Chen Pingjiang in the VIP box.

"Brother Chen, this LPL is really awesome. It has formalized the domestic e-sports industry."

Chen Pingjiang smiled and said, "This is just the first step. The ultimate goal is to build a complete super league and secondary league system like the NBA, and also to set up youth training camps and drafts. Then we can bring in all the major companies and sponsors to make the pie bigger. Only then will the influence of LPL be considered to be all over the country."

Wang Cong gave a thumbs up, expressing his sincere admiration.

This thing can't be played with just money, you also need energy.

The more Wang Cong dealt with Chen Pingjiang, the more he realized how awesome this richest man who was only a few months younger than him was.

Not only can I not compare, but my old man can't compare either.

Especially the recent rumors about Chen Pingjiang and the entertainment industry, Wang Cong felt that Chen Pingjiang was not as harmless as he appeared, but that he was quick, ruthless and accurate in his moves, and could kill with one strike.

Everyone says that they are high-ranking officials in the entertainment industry, but compared with Chen Pingjiang, they are nothing.

What made Wang Shao unhappy was that IG lost the opening game of LPL, being completely defeated by WE 0-2.

However, to the surprise of all parties, the first LOL game was watched by more than 10 million people.

This number is incredible.

After all, it’s only 2010. Excluding TV broadcasts, the number of NBA online viewers may not be as high as that of LPL.

What makes major sponsors even more jealous is.

Among these 18 million viewers, more than 28% are aged between 28 and 38, and the remaining % are aged between and .

Only 40% of the audience are over 5 years old.

The group is young and mainly male. Doesn’t this just fit the user age group of electronic products, automobiles, etc.?

So, in the following month, a series of international brands including Gigabyte, ASUS, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Dell and others reached cooperation with the corresponding teams.

This made the teams who were used to eating bran very happy.

This was unthinkable in the past.

In the era without LPL, these teams were pitifully shabby.

The players' monthly salary is at most two to three thousand yuan. The training place for teams with worse conditions is just a three-bedroom house, and the teams with better conditions just rent a villa in the suburbs.

Most of the sponsors are domestic brands that make gaming chairs, keyboards, and Internet cafes.

Some teams can't even afford to hire coaches.

After the entry of big brand sponsors, Renren Esports, as the organizer of the tournament, immediately required each team to operate in a regular manner.

A team must have a head coach, a tactical analyst, a team manager, and a minimum salary for the players.

After a series of rectifications, the teams with money have significantly improved their strength level, and the LPL has correspondingly improved its viewing experience. Good viewing experience will in turn attract more traffic and attention, forming a positive cycle.

As a result, more and more young people want to join professional teams and participate in LPL to gain fame and money.

The popularity and various data of LOL have also been rising.

Within just one month, other regions around the world went online one after another.

They are the North American LCS, the European LEC, the Korean LCK, etc.

It was not until this time that many people finally saw through Renren's layout.

"I thought it was on the first layer, but I didn't expect it to be in the atmosphere."

"LOL is already very profitable just by buying skin points. With so many leagues around the world, it must be making a lot of money."

"Obviously, ticket revenue, broadcast revenue, copyright revenue, and peripheral products will become more and more valuable as League of Legends becomes more and more influential."

"Little Blizzard is really ridiculous. If Warcraft and StarCraft had played like this earlier, they wouldn't have fallen into decline so quickly."

"Don't even mention Blizzard. They have almost no support for e-sports. If the official doesn't promote e-sports, it won't develop at all. The pitifully small prize money won't attract high-quality players to join, and it won't increase attention, and eventually it will be forgotten by the crowd. Only big companies like Renren can pull it off."

As the discussion was heated online, the head of Renren E-sports said: "We will actively promote the inclusion of League of Legends in the Asian Games. This is the first time that e-sports has truly become a sport. We also want to take this opportunity to show the outside world the spirit of game enthusiasts and the sportsmanship of never giving up."

Chen Pingjiang reposted and commented on the news on his personal Weibo.

"We also hope that through this action, we can clear the name of e-sports enthusiasts and tell them that we are not just playing games." (End of this chapter)