My quadratic is absolutely abnormal

: Entering Brunei Publishing House”This is the Brunei Publishing House.”

Getting off the Bentley, Su Jie looked up at the slightly dilapidated office building.

“The publishing house is on the eighth floor. There is no other way. The company is not profitable and cannot afford to rent a good place.”

Saori Makishima wore a white dress, and her face, with her thick glasses off, was so clear and beautiful, like a delicate white lotus flower.

“I don’t care about the environment. I care about the authors and cartoonists of the publishing house. Let’s go up and have a look first.”

Su Jie smacked his lips, and told Xingjin Yujia and several firefly company finances on the side: “Follow me up to accept Brunei Publishing House, and obey my orders.”

After speaking, she walked side by side with Saori Makishima, and went upstairs to the Brunei Publishing House.

Saori Makishima came over today and told Su Jie that her sister agreed to the sale of Brunei Publishing House to Su Jie.

This made Su Jie overjoyed, and immediately signed a resale agreement with Yarn, and spent 100 million yen to acquire the Brunei Publishing House. Dare to take over, let alone go for a wholly-owned acquisition.

Originally, the Benlai Publishing House was owned by Sister Sazhi and several other shareholders. After being wholly-owned by Su Jie, the ownership of the company became Su Jie, and it became a company 100% controlled by Su Jie.

However, there is a supplementary agreement in the signed contract, that is, the company name of Brunei Publishing House cannot be changed. This must be Saori’s only obsession with her sister.

Becoming the new boss of Brunei Publishing House, Su Jie and Saori Makishima came to the company together. He couldn’t be the boss, and he didn’t even know where the company was.

Taking the elevator to the Brunei Publishing House, Su Jie frowned as soon as he entered.

The publishing house is divided into editorial department, financial department, distribution department, art editorial department, editor-in-chief’s office, proofreading department, etc., not counting authors and cartoonists, there are fifteen employees, but Su Jie went in and saw that there were many people present. Half of the people are pretty good, and the rest are lazy. They drink tea, play games, eat melon seeds, play cards, and watch movies. No one cares about work.

Because this time Su Jie didn’t ask Shazhi to notify in advance, just to see the most authentic side of Brunei Publishing House, but saw the smoky scene in front of him.

“Actually, the publishing house was not that bad in the past. My sister couldn’t manage it after she went abroad. The Brunei Publishing Society was managed by the editor-in-chief, and that’s how it was.”

Seeing that Su Jie’s complexion was not good, Makishima Saori was also a little embarrassed.

She sold this company to Su Jie. She felt sorry for Su Jie because the company was losing money, but now Su Jie sees the company’s dire situation.

“It seems that the Brunei Publishing House is not just a problem for cartoonists and authors. It is decayed from top to bottom, from the inside to the outside.”

Su Jie took two deep breaths, stretched out his hand to stop Saori Makishima, shook his head and said, “You wait here first, I’ll go in and have a look.”

After speaking, Su Jie walked into the room with big strides. The dull and powerful footsteps made many people in the publishing house look over. After seeing Su Jie’s strange face, they lowered their heads again, each doing their own thing, only one The editor stretched and stood up, and shouted at Su Jie: “Hey, who are you, the new face has never seen you before! Are you here to contribute comics or novels? Have you reported to the front desk? Really, what now? Everyone thinks that creation is so easy, but not after high school, boy, this is not the place for you.”

With this tone of voice, if cartoonists and authors really come to submit articles, they are guaranteed to turn around and leave. With such an editor, does this business still want to continue? That’s a miracle.

Su Jie has been with “Weekly Shonen Jump” for more than a year. His attitude towards cartoonists and authors is completely different from that of Brunei Publishing House. They are all necessary, and the speech is also pleasant, and the gap between receiving people and treating things is reflected here.

“If I submit a manuscript, you will be responsible for reviewing it?” Su Jie asked calmly.

“Sure enough, the comics are still novels. Just put the manuscript down and go back. I’ll read it when I have time.” The editor who was in contact with Su Jie waved his hand and wanted to send Su Jie away impatiently.

“I don’t think you’re free right now.” Su Jie glanced at the editor’s laptop. The game screen on the screen hadn’t been turned off yet. Is this what he meant by not being free?

“Yo, you’re still being smug, kid. I don’t like to vote for manuscripts. I’m too lazy to look at your elementary school students’ graffiti. Get the hell out of here.”

“I’m afraid this kid is not a fool. I really thought that after reading a few novels and comics, I would regard myself as the protagonist.”

“Don’t say that our Brunei Publishing House doesn’t want you. Even if you go to other publishing houses, you will be swept out. How dare you play tricks on us.”

The editor changed his face in an instant, and yelled at Su Jie with vicious words. The other employees laughed and pointed and laughed at Su Jie. No one said they would come to stop him from helping.

If the editor dared to speak to Su Jie like this, one can imagine his attitude towards other cartoonists and authors. Coupled with the attitude of other employees, there is almost no employee in Brunei Publishing House who can make Su Jie look good.

“Where’s your editor-in-chief, does he manage things like this? Aren’t you afraid that I’ll go and have a chat with your editor-in-chief?”

Su Jie glanced at the office with the editor-in-chief’s number on it.

“Go! It’s a joke that you still want to file a complaint. Let alone our editor-in-chief went on vacation, what can you do even here? Just a newPeople dare to talk nonsense, and if others believe you, they still believe me. ”

Come on, after hearing what this editor said, Su Jie already had a clue in his mind. It is obvious that these employees dare to be so arrogant and do nothing. It is not unrelated to the editor-in-chief of Brunei Publishing House. In all likelihood, the editor-in-chief is the same as them.

Sister Saori gave the editor-in-chief the management of publishing. If the editor-in-chief was able to manage things, Brunei Publishing House would not be in such a mess.

This is the result of inadvertent employment. Elder sister Saori handed over the publishing house to someone else, and she went abroad to take care of things. If others relied on this point, they would have to do something wrong! Anyway, Emperor Tiangao is far away from his control, and it is probably because of this that Brunei Publishing House is so unscrupulous.

“I figured it out. They’re all a bunch of moths waiting to die. How can Brunei Publishing House not lose money with people like you?”

Sneering a few times, Su Jie didn’t bother to ask further questions. What they showed just now was enough for Su Jie to sentence them to death.

Before these people could react, Su Jie waved behind him, and then Saori Makishima walked out.

The moment they saw Saori Makishima, the faces of these editors and other employees changed suddenly. They recognized the big boss’s sister and knew that the other party was now fully in charge of the company. They were not afraid of Su Jie, but in front of Saori they I still dare not be presumptuous, after all, it is related to my job.

Saori Makishima didn’t talk nonsense, holding the contract in his hand, and introduced to Su Jie with his palm: “Su Jie, your new boss, Brunei Publishing House was fully purchased by Su Jun not long ago, and the company’s affairs are now his. Straightforward, you can do it yourself.”

Click!

Almost all the Brunei employees were dumbfounded. They looked at the sneering Su Jie in a daze, their eyes filled with disbelief, but the contract in Saori Makishima’s hands could not be faked. Their Brunei studio was acquired by someone. The young man is their new boss, and the good old days will be gone forever.

“Hehe, I don’t dare to be your boss. I tidy up today, and I won’t go to work tomorrow. Not only you, but also those employees who didn’t show up today, and the editor-in-chief who went on vacation, all get out of here. The temple is too small to accommodate you great gods.”

With a big wave of his hand, Su Jie swept across the ashen-faced employees one by one, and sneered, showing no sympathy at all.

If these employees weren’t too scumbags, Su Jie wouldn’t have done such a great job.

“Xingjin Yujia, you lead people to take over the finances, and pay them back their salaries. Don’t let people say that we bully them. From now on, these people and Brunei Publishing House will be clean.”

Yuka Xingjin, a cold beauty, nodded, took the finance of Firefly Company, and followed Su Jie’s instructions.

Several employees of the publishing house wanted to intercede, but seeing Su Jie’s cold face, they finally opened their mouths and did not dare to speak.

In the end, they turned their eyes of resentment on the editor who first talked to Su Jie. If it wasn’t for him, they might still be able to stay.

More than half an hour later, all the employees in the company went through the resignation procedures and left, and there were also employees who were notified by phone calls to come here one after another. They all came after hearing the news of their dismissal.

Some people will naturally be dissatisfied with this, but it’s useless for them to be dissatisfied if their arms can’t twist their thighs. Su Jie is the current owner of Brunei Publishing House and has the right to decide all this.

Two hours later, the Brunei Publishing House became deserted. The employees were scoured by Su Jie from top to bottom without leaving a single seedling.

“Su Jun, you are very happy, but no one is running the publishing house in a short period of time, not even an editor.” Regarding Su Jie’s vigorous layoffs, Saori Makishima has been silently watching, and did not speak until the end .

“Just recruit people. If you have money, are you afraid you won’t be able to recruit talents? Long-term pain is worse than short-term pain. If those people stay in the publishing house, it will be more troublesome to deal with in the future.”

Su Jie didn’t care about this. He drank his coffee slowly and looked down at the list of cartoonists and light novel authors in his hand.

“It’s easy for ordinary employees, but it’s not easy to recruit the editor-in-chief of a publishing house. Talents at this level require rich experience and unique vision, which ordinary people cannot do.”

“It’s okay, if it’s not possible, I’ll take over.” Su Jie grinned, Saori Makishima was stunned, and couldn’t help laughing. This really has Su Jie’s style. With Su Jie’s strength, it’s not impossible to be the editor-in-chief.

“Xingjin Yuka, call these cartoonists and authors and tell them to come to the company, and mark those cartoonists who haven’t updated for more than three months and writers who haven’t released a new volume in a year. I’ll ask you later Have a good talk with them.”

After laying off the employees of the Brunei publishing house on a large scale, Su Jie did not stop, but targeted the cartoonists and light novel writers signed by the publishing house.

At present, Brunei Publishing House has a comic magazine “The World of Literature and Art”. Cartoonists serialize it once a month, and light novel writers generally publish a volume of light novels every three to four months. For these creators who have not updated for a long time, Su Jie will not let these people continue to mess around.

While waiting for the arrival of cartoonists and light novel writers, Su Jie was also looking through previous issues of manga and light novels published by Brunei Publishing House, most of which were below the normal level of publication.

Originally, Brunei Publishing House was created by Sister Saori’s hobbies. There is not much investment in funds, management, and contacts. It is difficult to attract powerful creators, and those talented newcomers are generally relatively confident. The first choice The publishing house will not choose Brunei, so thisIt has also led to the generally low standards of cartoonists and light novel writers in Brunei Publishing House, and there are not many good seedlings.

“Akito Himekolu, the author of light novels, tsk tsk, who writes sister-in-law novels; the manga artist loves courage, damn it, why is this guy so fat in his manga? Is our publishing house a Lifan magazine? Yushima Yi Yue, Madan, is also the author of a sister-contained novel, even more explicit than the first one; Masamune Izumi…”

Su Jie found a few decent cartoonists and authors. Although the content of their creations is a bit… umm, they are all good compared to the others.

“President, can such a work allow our Firefly Company to animate it?”

Yuka Xingjin, the secretary who followed Su Jie, also saw these works, and the corners of her mouth twitched unconsciously.

Before coming to Brunei Publishing House, Su Jie was full of hype. In the future, the publishing house will become the adaptation industry base of Firefly Animation, a copyright reserve, a talent attraction, etc. Now it seems that if these works are animated, it is estimated that whether Cost recovery is an issue.

“Ahem, isn’t Brunei Publishing just getting started? Give me a little more time, and I’ll get things straightened out. Animation or something, let’s take it easy for now.”

Su Jie also resolutely refused to mention the animation, otherwise it would really be a sign of Firefly Animation.

While waiting, manga artists and light novel authors had already arrived, and they were greeted by Yuka Xingtsu and arranged in the meeting room.

All of these people were a little apprehensive. Before they came, they had heard about what happened at Brunei Publishing House, and they didn’t know what fate awaited them.

“President, everyone is here.” I don’t know how long it took, Yuka Xingjin opened the door and walked in, telling Su Jie that the cartoonists and light novel authors who were waiting for him had arrived.

Su Jie got up, took the personnel list handed over by Xingjin Youjia, and walked towards the meeting room step by step.

As soon as he stepped in, Su Jie heard noisy discussions. He squinted his eyes to look left and right, and the corner of his mouth curled into an indifferent arc.

The cartoonists and light novel authors subconsciously lowered their voices. They only felt that Su Jie’s stern and serious expression carried an unspeakable majesty, which prevented them from continuing to discuss