Pastry House of Superstars

Chapter 242

After the heavy rain, the city's operations returned to normal and major shops reopened.

Yuan Ou's pastry house and porridge and side dishes also ushered in a wave of business peaks. I think people came here to celebrate, and secondly, it is estimated that the normal diet was disrupted a few days ago, and everyone was tossed hard , now it's easy to get back on track, so let's add some maintenance first...

The time has entered August, the weather is getting hotter, and the emotions of Gu Yi's fans are getting hotter.

His post bar and fan support meeting also had a prominent headline "Countdown to Concert", and the atmosphere was as hot as the college entrance examination.

The tickets for the concert have long been sold out, and even the scalpers probably don't have many in stock at the moment.

Yuan Ou continued to do his own modest business, and also continued to draw cartoons of the pastry house's signature dim sum.

Then suddenly one day, a man who claimed to be a certain producer contacted her, saying that he wanted to buy out the copyright of the manga in order to make corresponding adaptations.

It must be something that any author will feel happy to see his own work on the screen.

But Yuan Ou didn't lose her mind despite her joy, she asked about it first, and then told Gu Yi about it when she got home.

After all, the other party knows many people and has a wide range of knowledge, so he must think about problems from a more comprehensive perspective than himself.

Of course, the most important point is that Gu Yi is trustworthy.

After listening to Yuan Ou's narration, Gu Yi thought for a while before saying, "He bought out the copyright, did he say what he would do?"

Yuan Ou nodded, "He said he wanted to adapt the animation."

Gu Yi said nothing, raised his head and thought for a while, then asked Yuan Ou, "Then what do you mean by yourself?"

Yuan Ou embraced the pillow and said, "Animation, I also like it very much, but the level of our country..."

Speaking of this, Gu Yi knows what she is worried about without continuing.

This is understandable, to be fair, the animation industry in this country is really not on the table.

It has not always been like this. Once upon a time, domestic animation was also of a considerable standard. Those ink animations are so clean and dexterous, and paper-cut animations are also so brilliant and magnificent.

But I don't know what kind of medicine I took wrongly. They all develop better and better, but ours is not as good as each year. It has gone downhill majestically, until now it is terrible.

Although in recent years, whether it is the country or the young people who love this industry, they are all committed to reviving the local industry, and it has indeed made the fans see progress...

Unfortunately, the comics have made great progress. Is this animation? I always feel that the arms can't twist the thighs. The mainstream is still quite disappointing.

Alas, I really don’t need to say anything.

Looking at Gu Yi, both of them sighed together.

Who didn't have a young age?
Who doesn't love animation?
But for Yuan Ou, the Bakery House series is like the children born in her works, and the future of the "children" depends on her personal wishes.

And who wouldn't want a good way out for them?

After she came back, she also searched the Internet for the company she contacted. It wasn't a leather bag company, and she had produced many works, so she was a little famous in the circle.

But after Yuan Ou roughly browsed through those works, he suddenly became a little discouraged, what are they all about?

Yuan Ou rolled around on the sofa a few times sadly, and said in a muffled voice, "It's better to publish a collection of comics and animations. I'm really worried."

She was just sighing a few times, but after listening to Gu Yi, she said seriously, "It's not difficult if you want to publish it. I think there are many readers. You can contact the publishing house on your own initiative."

Yuan Ou was stunned for a moment, and began to think about the feasibility.

Instead of coveting the momentary fame and risking the copyright to an animation production company that he is not very satisfied with, it is better to publish a comic book first, and wait until a firm readership is really accumulated, maybe a company with real skills will come to the door up.

Seeing that she really moved, Gu Yi smiled, "I do know a few friends from the publishing house, I will contact you tomorrow."

The next day, after Gu Yi contacted, the editor of one of the publishing houses immediately found Yuan Ou.

However, what this editor Li Zhiyi opened his mouth to talk to Yuan Ou was not about publishing.

"Miss Yuan," Li Zhiyi's attitude was very sincere, he didn't go around the bush, and said straight to the point, "To tell you the truth, based on my years of publishing experience, judging from the plot and overall rhythm of your comics so far, it's not a big deal. It is very suitable for the path of publishing."

Although she was mentally prepared, Yuan Ou didn't intend to succeed once, but she was still a little bit disappointed when she heard the other party say this with her own ears.

Seeing her mood change, Li Zhiyi smiled, "But Miss Yuan, you don't have to be so depressed. I said it's not suitable for publishing comic books, but I didn't say it's not suitable for other things."

Yuan Ou's eyes lit up, "How do you say?"

Li Zhiyi said, "Let me first explain to you why it is not suitable for publication."

Seeing that Yuan Ou did not object, he said calmly, "You also know that the electronics industry has developed too rapidly in recent years, and e-reading has occupied a large market, not only this dispensable entertainment magazine , Even the most basic novels, masterpieces, and even textbooks have been greatly impacted, and the sales volume is really not optimistic."

Yuan Ou nodded, "It's true, even I often do this myself. Unless it's a book that I really like, otherwise people who can read it online will not buy paper books."

Electronic reading is not only convenient, it can be done anytime, anywhere, it doesn’t take up space, and the price is cheap, so it is very popular among the public. The current result is also the trend of the times, and it is inevitable.

"And," Li Zhiyi smiled, "I'm telling the truth, don't be angry."

Yuan Ou quickly waved his hand, "Say it straight, what you said earlier is reasonable, if I get angry, who am I?"

As the saying goes, good medicine tastes bitter, but honest words hurt one's ears. Under normal circumstances, the truth doesn't sound too pleasant.

Yuan Ou prefers to listen to hard truths rather than melodious lies.

Seeing that her attitude was so good, Li Zhiyi gained a little affection and patience, put his elbows on the table and said, "Let's put it this way, there is still a big difference between pure online literature and published literature, like Miss Yuan, you The four-frame comics that are serialized on the Internet can basically be attributed to Internet culture.”

(End of this chapter)