Arranged for Li Qiqi to sign the contract with the 'Han Nibai Food' factory.

Chen Yiyang handed Li Qiqi another contract.

"Gift me ten percent of the factory shares?" Li Qiqi looked up at Chen Yiyang in surprise.

"What, am I offering too little?" Chen Yiyang smiled and said.

"No, it's too much." Li Qiqi wanted to refuse.

But Chen Yiyang continued, "I think this price is quite fair.

Your monthly video income now averages ten million. In a few months, investing in a factory by yourself will not be a problem.

Han Nibai is now preparing to transition into a pre-prepared dish factory, but the reputation of pre-prepared dishes is not very good at the moment, we need a good image spokesperson to counteract the public opinion.

So, promoting pre-prepared dishes under your banner can help the factory avoid attacks from public opinion."

"But wouldn't this affect my personal image in some way?"

Li Qiqi was a bit worried.

It's not that she refused to be the image spokesperson.

In fact, for this spokesperson role, she only needed to take a few photos and authorize her name for the factory's use.

She didn't need to advertise the factory in her videos, affecting her ethereal image in them.

However, pre-prepared dishes were currently a hot topic online, and Li Qiqi was concerned that fans might see her endorsing them and post comments boycotting her.

"No need to worry about this." Chen Yiyang said, "Isn't this exactly what our studio handles?

Only we two hold shares in the studio, so there's no need to disclose the specifics of shareholding externally.

We can create a narrative. Say you were deceived by the investment company and only hold a small portion of the studio's shares, having no say in specific matters.

This way, when someone attacks you online for endorsing pre-prepared dishes, we can arrange for people to emphasize that the endorsement was the studio's decision, and you personally opposed it, insisting on not featuring any ads in your videos."

This strategy was not pioneered by Chen Yiyang but was borrowed from the celebrity circle.

Online, whenever a celebrity does something controversial, fans often argue it was a decision made by the studio, and the celebrity personally opposed it.

Whether true or not, at least fans can counter these arguments and won't be endlessly attacked.

"Alright, let's do it then." Li Qiqi eventually signed her name on the contract.

This ten percent share was practically her compensation for the loss of reputation.

After settling Li Qiqi, Chen Yiyang drove to the airport again.

He still had to pick someone up.

Before long, Chen Yiyang saw the person he came to meet.

This time it was a large team, quite a number of people accompanying.

Chen Yiyang headed straight for the person in the center.

"Director Gong, long time no see."

"Long time no see." Gong Fan warmly shook hands with Chen Yiyang.

"It's really troublesome for you this time, having you come all the way here."

"The movie has ended its run, I was free anyway." Gong Fan had a favorable opinion of Chen Yiyang.

After all, not everyone would blindly invest millions in promoting someone else's film without even watching it.

So when the movie set a record-breaking over five billion box office, Chen Yiyang invited Gong Fan to Shan City.

He came immediately.

"When do you plan to start shooting the sequel?" Chen Yiyang continued to ask.

"It's already in preparation," Gong Fan sighed, "I thought the pressure of the first one was enough, but I didn't expect the pressure for the second to be even greater."

"At least you don't have to worry about money now, right?"

"That's true." Gong Fan nodded.

This industry is like that.

If you've never succeeded, it's hard to get even a penny of investment.

But once you've succeeded, the next time you seek investment, you can ask for as much as you want.

As long as you don't fail spectacularly twice in a row, you can always secure funding in the future.

"If you want to invest in the second one, I can squeeze out a little share for you." Gong Fan felt it was necessary to repay Chen Yiyang's favor.

"That's not necessary," Chen Yiyang refused.

At Gong Fan's pace, it would probably take three or four years to release the second film.

Spending human relations to invest a few million might only result in a small profit; it doesn't seem worth it.

Favors should be used at critical moments.

So Chen Yiyang shook Gong Fan's hand and said, "As long as you help me this time, that's thanks enough."

"Haha, then I'll continue to owe you a favor, remember to find me if anything comes up in the future."

Gong Fan's speech made people feel comfortable.

He was clear but not too blunt.

No wonder he could gather billions to make a sci-fi film.

After arranging accommodation for Gong Fan at the hotel, the two had a drink.

After drinking, Chen Yiyang slept until the next morning.

Today's intelligence, the transition of a stage play director: The stage play director Rao Zhi is looking for investors in Shan City to promote his first film. The film extensively uses Southwest Mandarin and ultimately achieved over seven hundred million at the box office.

Contact information for relevant personnel is attached on the second page.

Glancing at today's scavenge intelligence.

Chen Yiyang thought to himself that he just drank with a director yesterday, and today he was being introduced to another director.

For a debut film to achieve a seven hundred million box office, how could such a genius director lack investors?

Where do all the investment funds in the film circle go?

Chen Yiyang grumbled as he immediately called the contact listed in the intelligence.

After setting up a meeting time with the other party, Chen Yiyang set out to the office building of Old West.

Although Chen Yiyang gave most employees the day off today, he left a few staff members responsible for managing the live stream at the scene.

Oddly, the attendance rate at Old West was higher today than usual.

After all, there were usually employees who took leave for various reasons.

Today, however, all the employees were idling at their desks.

They were all waiting to see how Chen Yiyang would handle today's live broadcast.

In the core decision-making circle's leadership, Jiang Yue, who had always been at Old West, was arranged to leave the company. Sun Xingguo, although parachuted in but with a good reputation, was also transferred.

And recently rising, Chenghui, the pillar-equivalent anchor of 'Old West,' was also asked to take a break.

Could it be that the boss plans to stream personally?

Everyone was waiting for an outcome.

If anything went wrong with today's stream, they were ready to confront it on the spot.

Jiang Yue or Chenghui, one of them must leave today.

Otherwise, they'd rather break the contract, even at the risk of a lawsuit, and go independent.

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