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Lao Zhang has returned to China.

He agreed to Changyou’s investment in Kakao Games and entrusted Zhou Buqi with full authority to handle it.

Demonstrate high emotional intelligence.

It also shows that the relationship between the two is irreversible and not trivial.

Regarding the equity distribution of the Kakao game spin-off, Jin Fanxiu gave two plans: one is for Kakao to hold 55% and Changyou to hold 45%; the other is for Kakao to hold 55% and Changyou to hold 35%, and the remaining 10 %, shared by Jin Fanxiu, Zhou Buqi, as well as Ziweixing and Jingtao.

Which one is more in line with Zhou Buqi’s personal interests?

Of course it's the latter!

But if you choose this second option, you have to be shameless. This is using your control and distribution rights over the company to distribute wealth that should belong to everyone to yourself.

This is what it means to control distribution rights, and it is also the reason why many giant companies will spare no effort to promote the continuous spin-off of their subsidiaries.

Because in the process of spin-off, it means the redistribution of the cake.

How to distribute?

Of course, whoever has the right to speak will get a bigger share of the cake.

With the right to speak, even if the shares in the parent company are very small, when the subsidiary is spun off, you can shamelessly get a few shares for yourself and reward the actual controller in the form of dry shares.

Of course Zhou Buqi prefers the second option.

Not only can he be allocated more wealth, but he can directly participate in the Kakao game company instead of indirectly participating as a shareholder of Kakao and Changyou.

The more directly you participate, the less likely you will be deceived by the actual controller.

But it's not fair to Lao Zhang.

He is a shareholder of Changyou.

The more shares Changyou gets, the better it is for him.

So when Jin Fanxiu came up with these two plans, Zhou Buqi was a little embarrassed. I feel a little embarrassed when I want to choose the second option, and I am not so thick-skinned.

Now, Lao Zhang has returned to China. Before leaving, he clearly told Zhou Buqi that he would make the decision on the merger and he would support whatever choice he made.

In fact, it is a hint, asking Comrade Xiao Zhou not to have any worries and choose the best plan he thinks.

Next, Zhou Buqi stayed in Seoul, mainly for some exchanges with the film and television authorities of the authorities. It was still the same old routine of Korean and American co-productions and Korean films going overseas.

During this period, the company of beautiful women is indispensable, especially during one meal, which was the most exaggerated. Seeing that Boss Zhou was relatively indifferent to the beauties he had arranged, the other party thought that he didn't like older people, so he specially found two female trainees aged sixteen or seventeen, and even specially dressed in student uniforms.

It can be regarded as allowing Zhou Buqi to see the true face of these bastards.

However, cooperation in film and television is still necessary.

First, you can take money from them, and if you don’t take it, it will be free;

The second point is copyright.

This stuff is crucial.

Zhou Buqi currently has many industries, and the industry that is truly the focus of his work mainly revolves around the Internet. South Korea's populist sentiment is too strong. It is very difficult for other Internet fields to enter the Korean market. Even Google is struggling. However, the streaming industry is an opportunity, and that’s what copyright is about.

However, Kim Beom-soo is very ambitious. As Kakao's monopoly trend in South Korea's mobile Internet industry takes shape, this person really feels a bit "black" and wants to monopolize the entire South Korean Internet.

One of the businesses is that he wants to make two subsidiaries, Kakao Video and KakaoTV.

This is amazing.

Kakao Video is a streaming media platform; KakaoTV is a TV station, radio station, Yinyu Station, award ceremony, artist management and other businesses.

Zhou Buqi would not object to this kind of thing.

He can do whatever he wants!

There are no competitors anyway. In a monopoly-type organization, users have no other choice. As long as they are not too stupid and the products they make are not too bad, failure is harder than success.

If Jin Beomxiu really does this and spins it off to become an independently listed subsidiary, Boss Zhou will still have to help in the future.

Otherwise, how could he have the nerve to obtain some of his personal shares in these independently divided companies?

Film and television copyrights are the largest resource for this type of business.

This afternoon, Zhou Buqi was at his home in Seoul. He combined two girl groups, Girls' Generation and Fx, and called more than a dozen girls over to swim in his swimming pool.

In fact, nothing needs to happen.

He is a man, wandering among so many beautiful girls, all of them wearing cute, sexy, charming or delicate swimsuits, which is a kind of enjoyment in itself.

If we drag them back to the house and strip off their clothes, so that they can shamelessly engage in sexual intercourse between men and women, it will fall into the trap of cliché.

On such a summer afternoon, swimming and relaxing for the eyes are also good pastimes.

At this time, Sun Wanran, wearing a towel on his shoulders and a red one-piece swimsuit, came over and shook the phone in his hand. Zhou Buqi swam out from the crowd of seven or eight chirping girls and went ashore to take the phone.

Sun Wanran said: "It's Shen Xiangyang."

Zhou Buqi took it, walked to the lounge chair by the swimming pool, lay down, and said with a smile: "Old Shen, what's the matter?"

Shen Xiangyang said: "I have arrived in Seoul and am on my way to the Shilla Hotel. This 'man-machine battle' will be held at the Korean Chess Academy, but we have encountered a little trouble, and you may be asked to coordinate it."

"What trouble?"

"The Korean Chess Association seems to have suddenly issued an order saying that registered chess players from the chess academy are not allowed to participate in the competition with Rokid-go."

"What?" Zhou Buqi thought he had heard, "Who gave the order?"

Shen Xiangyang said: "It is a request from the association and the chess academy. This is an emergency and needs to be resolved quickly. If it is not handled well, our plan for a man-machine battle may be ruined."

Zhou Buqi was a little hard to understand, "Why?"

Shen Xiangyang sighed, "Maybe there is some problem with our marketing team. The Chess Academy hopes that we can sponsor a fund to support their Go league."

"It doesn't cost much, right?" Zhou Buqi thought it was all a trivial matter. "Seeing that Ziweixing is about to be launched, this man-machine battle between Rokid-go and Korean chess players will be the biggest global battle before Ziweixing is launched. The best advertisement in the network will be a sensational event marketing. Since we are going to advertise, shouldn’t we pay some advertising fees?”

Shen Xiangyang said in embarrassment: "This is the truth, but the person in charge of our marketing business is a British woman, Liv, who has a bit of a stubborn personality. In fact, they had already negotiated and it would be a very friendly cooperation. But the Korean Chess Academy When the party saw our urgency for this 'man-machine war' and the fact that Ziweixing was about to be launched, they suddenly changed their tune and wanted to ask for sponsorship fees. Liv felt that they were threatening and were unwilling to compromise. As a result There was a stalemate. By the time the matter was reported to me, the Korean Association and the Chess Academy had already issued a notice banning them from participating in the competition."

This is actually a normal phenomenon.

Going public is a carnival of capital, a feast of capital!

Since it’s a feast, who wouldn’t want to come and have a bite?

Some people can participate through serious channels, and some people are not very good at it... Then they have to resort to evil ways, and there are endless blackmails.

Whether it’s domestic, South Korea or the United States, it’s the same.

If you want to go public smoothly, you have to pay a large amount of "public relations fees." There are many media and institutions that are dedicated to this meal.