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　　Many people can't sleep this night.
　　Zhang Yun's home in Qin province.
　　He and his editor were full of dried canned coffee in front of them.
　　The expressions of the two were no longer as relaxed and happy as usual, and their faces were full of ugly and anxiety.
　　What kind of monster is this work?
　　Yesterday, the fan value rose by nearly 200,000 in one day, and the record for the increase in fan value in this single day has been increased by nearly three times.
　　Today, it went up by 100,000 in two hours?
　　Originally, it was only two days before the end of the first round of the Dragon Star Award. Before yesterday, watching the 400,000 fan value gap between Blazing Feather and Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance, both of them thought that they would be stable.
　　I even felt that this work must have collapsed, so that a plot like the painting of Xuedeba would come out.
　　But in one day, this work slapped their faces and told them about the increase in fan value of 300,000 in 26 hours!
　　The potential of this work...how big is it!
　　"Why? People like Tang Xin will help promote this work?"
　　Zhang Yun couldn't figure it out.
　　He felt a strong unfairness... but immediately, his thoughts gradually dissipated.
　　unfair?
　　Yup!
　　The Dragon Star Award selection is inherently unfair. Blazing Feather's more than one million fans are worth at least three to four hundred thousand, and his own fans of Qin Province support him. Relying on these, he can take the lead in the initial selection. machine.
　　Continue to occupy the top of the fan list, attracting many comic fans who only watch the rankings to watch this comic. This virtuous circle has created the number of fans of this work at this time of 1.28 million.
　　In contrast, Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance, due to the number of fans, only ranked 29th on the fan list on the first day of the selection.
　　It is because of its quality that this work has attracted many fan fans from other provinces step by step, and even Tang Xin's love, and let these fans spontaneously advertise for its promotion.
　　It has formed a situation that now poses a huge threat to it.
　　Now, what reason does he have to say fairness!
　　"Don't panic, we are still in the lead now, and we still have more than 180,000 fans in the lead..."
　　The editor originally wanted to comfort Zhang Yun. After all, he was ahead of him for a full twenty-six days, but the experience of being overtaken at the last moment was really uncomfortable.
　　But in the middle of speaking, the voice fell unconsciously.
　　A lead of 180,000? What's the use?
　　This work has gained 100,000 fans in two hours, 180,000? How long can it last?
　　If this increase continues, will Blazing Feather be able to maintain its position as the first place until the sun rises tomorrow?
　　The editor thought for a while, and for a while his mentality also fell.
　　"Lost!" Zhang Yun sighed.
　　He understands that the general trend is over, and the ranking is only a matter of time!
　　Losing this sentence is not just talking about the first round of the Dragon Star Awards this time, even he has lost confidence in the final selection of the second round.
　　In terms of the content, the depth of the work, and the plot of the story, he did not think that Fiery Feather was better than Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance.
　　He even lost to this work in the first round of fan value popularity.
　　When it comes to the second round of selection, it will be the voting for senior manga industry professionals from all provinces in Long Kingdom.
　　Those people don't care about what works are fans or not fans. They only vote for the quality of the works.
　　In this round, Zhang Yun is even less confident that he can surpass this work.
　　After a long absence, he lighted a cigarette and smoked it. Zhang Yun coughed a few times.
　　For a long time, because it was a popular cartoonist serialized in a large province like Qin Province, in the entire Dragon Kingdom, except for RB Island and the magic capital, the cartoonist Zhang Yun from the rest of the region was not at all concerned!
　　But today,
Reality taught him a lesson...　　And he remembered the name Shui Xin deeply in his heart!
　　....
　　Luo Province, Chu Yu's house!
　　Originally, I just went to Chu Yu's home to discuss this comic with Zhao Qinyin and Su Lu, who hadn't had a long time to discuss this comic, but also because of the abnormal data increase in Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance tonight, they didn't go home directly. His face was staring at the computer screen excitedly at the number of fans of Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance.
　　Almost every ten seconds, the two of them have to refresh the Dragon Star Award official website interface.
　　What happened this night made both of them feel a little wandering in their brains.
　　On Friday night, the support of fans in Naro Province was exaggerated. Five or six hours, the value of nearly 100,000 fans increased.
　　But I didn't expect that after one point, two hours later, it was another increase in the value of one hundred thousand fans.
　　Looking at it this way, Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance has a good chance of reaching the top in the first round of the Dragon Star Award on the first day after the end.
　　If the second round is finally selected, Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance will also win the first place. This also means that this year, apart from the two regions of RB Island and the magic city, there are only a few comic works in the rest of the whole dragon kingdom The Remembrance of Ke Jianxin stands at its peak.
　　This is not only the achievement of the two of them in the comic industry, but also the benchmark of the history of the comic industry in Los Angeles!
　　For workers in the comic industry in Los Angeles, nothing is more meaningful than participating in the completion of such a work.
　　And just as Zhang Yun has little confidence in the second round of selection, Zhao Qinyin and Su Lu are confident in the second round of selection of Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance.
　　Unfortunately.
　　The two looked at Chu Yu, who had fallen asleep on the sofa behind, and glanced at each other.
　　It was true that the emperor was not in a hurry, the eunuch was in a hurry, and the master was asleep. On the contrary, it was two people, a comic assistant and a comic editor, and they refreshed the web page with excitement to read the data all night, and watched them for several hours!
　　"Sister Su, when do you think we will be able to overtake Blazing Feather's ranking!" Zhao Qinyin asked in a low voice.
　　"Maybe around the time of dawn! After all, the support of the fans in Los Angeles at night is basically about the same. The online fans on the official website of the Dragon Star Award competition website attracted spontaneous recommendations in the comic comment area. The flow of people will gradually decline."
　　"Then the great cartoonist Tang Xin recommended Weibo for the work of Rurouni Jianxin Remembrance... After all, it was late when I posted this Weibo comment. Maybe many people were asleep. If I want to wake up early tomorrow morning, there will be a bunch of Tang Xin fans coming over to watch." Su Lu said.
　　"So the next increase in fan value tonight should not be so exaggerated. It is estimated that it will not reach the rate of 100,000 votes in two hours..."
　　"But it shouldn't be a problem to raise 170,000 votes in the next five hours."
　　"It's just that, this kid, did you know Tang Xin? I haven't heard him say it!" Su Lu looked back at Chu Yu, who was sleeping on the sofa with his head covered, with a look of confusion.
　　"A cartoonist of that level shouldn't recommend other people's comics to millions of fans only based on their interests! It's impossible not to know Chu Yu and Tang Xin!"
　　"A genius girl cartoonist, and Chu Yu, a genius young cartoonist..." Su Lu looked thoughtful. UU reading www.uukanshu.com
　　Hearing this, Zhao Qinyin turned his head and stared at Chu Yu's sleeping face for a few moments, not knowing what he was thinking.
　　"Sister Su, it's late, so you should rest earlier. For data or something, get up tomorrow morning and pay attention again!" Zhao Qinyin suggested.
　　"No, I want to see the moment this work surpasses Blazing Feather. I won't sleep tonight." Su Lu shook his head.
　　"You go to bed first!"
　　"Then I will accompany you!" Zhao Qinyin heard the words.
　　....
　　In the morning, a faint light appeared on the horizon.
　　Su Lu and Zhao Qinyin, who hadn't slept all night, gradually became excited at this time.
　　Even Chu Yu, who was asleep, was awakened by Su Lu slapped him on the back.
　　"What's wrong? Early in the morning." Chu Yu sleepy eyes.
　　"Come here quickly!" Zhao Qinyin shouted.
　　Su Lu also hurriedly pulled Chu Yu over to the computer screen.
　　At this time, the number of fans of Blazing Feather is more than 1.29 million and several hundred.
　　The number of fans of Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance is only two hundred less than it.
　　After Chu Yu passed, Zhao Qinyin was silent for a few seconds, and then moved the mouse button on his hand.
　　Refresh the page.
　　this moment!
　　In the first round of the Dragon Star Award, Blazing Feather has occupied the first place in fan value for twenty-six days.
　　The number of fan value rankings has changed from one to two.
　　At this time, the official website of the Dragon Star Awards will be included in the target fan value rankings.
　　The title of the first-placed work quietly changed!
　　If someone clicks on this website, the first work they see is this...Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance.

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Clank! Clank!
Akabane could hear the echo of forging iron from the factory.
Not long after, a man hurriedly over. It looks like he is the man in charge here. He notices Tsunade, then suddenly put a guard.
By the look of it, Tsunade has a great reputation here, and it's probably negative.
Akabane took the initiative, he handing him the token while saying, "Excuse me sir, my name is Kurama Akabane. I have some business here."
"The Kurama Clan?"
He thought, what a little kid from Kurama Clan was doing here? Then he reached out his hand to take the token from Akabane and closely examine it.
After a while, he introduced himself, "Well kid. My name is Izumi Yamano. I am the director here."
"Yamano-san, I came here to ask for your help to mass print my comics."
Akabane took out his comic book and handed it to Yamano Izumi.
"Are you the one who made this?"
Yamano was even more suspicious, then took a look at the comic book.
Different from the rough hand-painted version before, this fix version has more delicate touched here and there, which can be said to be Akabane's best works.
At first glance, he surprisingly in awe of the work.
"What were you called it again? A comic book?"
He found it incredible than different from any other book. It has drawn pages with a bubble text narrating the story from the character's perspective.
"Hey, Uncle Yamano, you heard right, this is called comic."
Tsunade reached out and clarified.
"Comic?"
Yamano turned the first page to looked at the next one.
Time has passed for a few minutes. He didn't realize he read it too long.
Then he closed the comic book with excitement and regret.
Yamano Izumi is just an ordinary blacksmith who is proficient in iron forging. But after reading Akabane's comic, he suddenly remembers his childhood dream to become a Hokage.
"Ah, I remember when I was a kid like you, I used to play-acting like a ninja, such a nostalgic."
"It's a shame that I can't qualify to become one."
Yamano looked upset and sighed.
Akabane smiled lightly and secretly called up the system interface.
"System!"
[Point increase by 1]
"It's up by 1 point!"
"In other words, even ordinary people will give points from reading it."
Akabane thought excitedly.
Although Yamano gave 1 point even after reading a few pages, the point is still a point! Imagine if a hundred peoples read it at once.
"Such a shame... Uh, umm sorry. So, Kurama-san, is this the comic you want to print?"
Yamano asked Akabane could saw his eyes teary.
"Yes, but not just this one, I'll publish my volume from time to time, so I would like to make a cooperative agreement with you Yamano-san."
Akabane said seriously.
He knows that it must be weird such a request was made from a mere child, and it is true that he has nothing to offer as an assurance. He can only try to convince Yamano with his works.
If Yamano hadn't read the comic before, maybe he would sneer, but now he has to think deeply about the agreement that Akabane mentioned.
"What benefits from a comic could bring me?"
Yamano was very clear that the market for selling comics is narrow, and the benefits are slim, but after reading the comic, he feels that he just read a masterpiece and can imagine what everyone is going to do just to get a copy.
"This book could be a breakthrough!"
Without another thought, he immediately asked, "I'm interested! How do you want to arrange our agreement?"
"I know that the factory is not owned by Yamano-san alone, so I offer two options here. One is that I'll pay a fixed amount, or second, I'll pay you 10% of the comics income every month.
Akabane gave a moment for Yamano to the thought of it.
"Humm interesting... I need to discuss it with others."
Yamano hesitated. This kind of negotiation is beyond his knowledge, and it would be a good idea to discuss it with the other first.
"I understand very well, and please take your time Yamano-san, if you want, I can lend you this copy for the other to read it, but please take good care of it."
Akabane smiled kindly.
Yamano nodded and put took the comic book.
This matter is about printing a book, so he most likely will be asked the opinion from someone in charge of the printing division.
Tsunade has been listened from the start and didn't say a word.
She might felt a bit awe on how Akabane managed to handle a business matter with an older person smoothly.
After Yamano left, she asked, "Why don't you just straightly decided the remuneration?"
"Of course, the fixed amount will make me take advantage of it, but I don't know how popular my comic store might become? After all, I'm just a kid who wants to open a comic store."
Akabane explained humbly.
He didn't finish, but he believed Tsunade could understand the meaning of it.
Sure enough, Tsunade pondered for a few moments, and then quickly said, "I understand, but I never knew that you're this well prepared."
Akabane wants to finish his negotiation right here right now, so he planned out two options at the beginning, let these people understand his value, otherwise, his comic would be underestimated.
Now that these are all laid out, even if he gets into trouble with the printing, it's their representative that comes to him in person, not a group of angry workers.
After a while, Yamano came back, brought someone with him, who seemed to be the person in charge and workers from the printing division.
"Yamano-san is there a problem?"
Akabane was shocked a little. He didn't expect than he would deal with this many people.
Yamano looked behind him with some embarrassment. and said, "This man is Noda Ichiro, he is the chief from the printing division, and these men are his worker."
"Hello Kurama-san, I am very grateful for giving us this opportunity. But unfortunately, we couldn't agree with your options, can we negotiate it again?"
Noda Ichiro was a little bit cautious about his gains and losses.
He has read the comics and knows the value better, otherwise, he won't be so excited, and the workers behind him should also understand.
"Of course, let's make another negotiation, for there will be less trouble in the future."
Akabane said inwardly.
…
After negotiating a while, they both agreed to the same terms.
6For there will be a stable salary and loyalty on every month from the selling income.
"With this way, we agreed that I could pay you the salary and share some of my profit. The specific numbers can be discussed in detail later." Akabane explained the terms.
"Great, thank you for your generosity."
 Noda Ichiro kept bowing. He looked very excited.
 At the same time, the worker was suddenly noisy.
 "Great, we have a business!"
 "I can finally buy my kids new clothes."
 "I can't thank you enough, Kurama-san! Thank you!"
Although Akabane was still young, He just got the respect from the worker and Noda Ichiro himself.
The respect is mutual. He felt much better, knowing that his deal would help other people that he never think of. Akabane was satisfied, but also a little surprised.
From their reaction, it seems that the printing division was desperate for the time being. This agreement could help them more than Akabane thought. It's a win-win solution after all.
There are a lot of things to do!

I, Akabane was graduated from the university of arts & design in the 21st century then suddenly traversed into the Naruto’s world, by bringing my knowledge of arts and my love of Naruto comic I decided to recreate Naruto comic here…
[Ding! Comic System has been activated!]
Great! Ninjutsu? Kekkei Genkai?
As long as I can draw more comics, I would be unmatched!
…Or am I?
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.Clank! Clank!

Akabane could hear the echo of forging iron from the factory.

Not long after, a man hurriedly over. It looks like he is the man in charge here. He notices Tsunade, then suddenly put a guard.

By the look of it, Tsunade has a great reputation here, and it's probably negative.

Akabane took the initiative, he handing him the token while saying, "Excuse me sir, my name is Kurama Akabane. I have some business here."

"The Kurama Clan?"

He thought, what a little kid from Kurama Clan was doing here? Then he reached out his hand to take the token from Akabane and closely examine it.

After a while, he introduced himself, "Well kid. My name is Izumi Yamano. I am the director here."

"Yamano-san, I came here to ask for your help to mass print my comics."

Akabane took out his comic book and handed it to Yamano Izumi.

"Are you the one who made this?"

Yamano was even more suspicious, then took a look at the comic book.

Different from the rough hand-painted version before, this fix version has more delicate touched here and there, which can be said to be Akabane's best works.

At first glance, he surprisingly in awe of the work.

"What were you called it again? A comic book?"

He found it incredible than different from any other book. It has drawn pages with a bubble text narrating the story from the character's perspective.

"Hey, Uncle Yamano, you heard right, this is called comic."

Tsunade reached out and clarified.

"Comic?"

Yamano turned the first page to looked at the next one.

Time has passed for a few minutes. He didn't realize he read it too long.

Then he closed the comic book with excitement and regret.

Yamano Izumi is just an ordinary blacksmith who is proficient in iron forging. But after reading Akabane's comic, he suddenly remembers his childhood dream to become a Hokage.

"Ah, I remember when I was a kid like you, I used to play-acting like a ninja, such a nostalgic."

"It's a shame that I can't qualify to become one."

Yamano looked upset and sighed.

Akabane smiled lightly and secretly called up the system interface.

"System!"

[Point increase by 1]

"It's up by 1 point!"

"In other words, even ordinary people will give points from reading it."

Akabane thought excitedly.

Although Yamano gave 1 point even after reading a few pages, the point is still a point! Imagine if a hundred peoples read it at once.

"Such a shame… Uh, umm sorry. So, Kurama-san, is this the comic you want to print?"

Yamano asked Akabane could saw his eyes teary.

"Yes, but not just this one, I'll publish my volume from time to time, so I would like to make a cooperative agreement with you Yamano-san."

Akabane said seriously.

He knows that it must be weird such a request was made from a mere child, and it is true that he has nothing to offer as an assurance. He can only try to convince Yamano with his works.

If Yamano hadn't read the comic before, maybe he would sneer, but now he has to think deeply about the agreement that Akabane mentioned.

"What benefits from a comic could bring me?"

Yamano was very clear that the market for selling comics is narrow, and the benefits are slim, but after reading the comic, he feels that he just read a masterpiece and can imagine what everyone is going to do just to get a copy.

"This book could be a breakthrough!"

Without another thought, he immediately asked, "I'm interested! How do you want to arrange our agreement?"

"I know that the factory is not owned by Yamano-san alone, so I offer two options here. One is that I'll pay a fixed amount, or second, I'll pay you 10% of the comics income every month.

Akabane gave a moment for Yamano to the thought of it.

"Humm interesting… I need to discuss it with others."

Yamano hesitated. This kind of negotiation is beyond his knowledge, and it would be a good idea to discuss it with the other first.

"I understand very well, and please take your time Yamano-san, if you want, I can lend you this copy for the other to read it, but please take good care of it."

Akabane smiled kindly.

Yamano nodded and put took the comic book.

This matter is about printing a book, so he most likely will be asked the opinion from someone in charge of the printing division.

Tsunade has been listened from the start and didn't say a word.

She might felt a bit awe on how Akabane managed to handle a business matter with an older person smoothly.

After Yamano left, she asked, "Why don't you just straightly decided the remuneration?"

"Of course, the fixed amount will make me take advantage of it, but I don't know how popular my comic store might become? After all, I'm just a kid who wants to open a comic store."

Akabane explained humbly.

He didn't finish, but he believed Tsunade could understand the meaning of it.

Sure enough, Tsunade pondered for a few moments, and then quickly said, "I understand, but I never knew that you're this well prepared."

Akabane wants to finish his negotiation right here right now, so he planned out two options at the beginning, let these people understand his value, otherwise, his comic would be underestimated.

Now that these are all laid out, even if he gets into trouble with the printing, it's their representative that comes to him in person, not a group of angry workers.

After a while, Yamano came back, brought someone with him, who seemed to be the person in charge and workers from the printing division.

"Yamano-san is there a problem?"

Akabane was shocked a little. He didn't expect than he would deal with this many people.

Yamano looked behind him with some embarrassment. and said, "This man is Noda Ichiro, he is the chief from the printing division, and these men are his worker."

"Hello Kurama-san, I am very grateful for giving us this opportunity. But unfortunately, we couldn't agree with your options, can we negotiate it again?"

Noda Ichiro was a little bit cautious about his gains and losses.

He has read the comics and knows the value better, otherwise, he won't be so excited, and the workers behind him should also understand.

"Of course, let's make another negotiation, for there will be less trouble in the future."

Akabane said inwardly.

…

After negotiating a while, they both agreed to the same terms.

6For there will be a stable salary and loyalty on every month from the selling income.

"With this way, we agreed that I could pay you the salary and share some of my profit. The specific numbers can be discussed in detail later." Akabane explained the terms.

"Great, thank you for your generosity."

 Noda Ichiro kept bowing. He looked very excited.

 At the same time, the worker was suddenly noisy.

 "Great, we have a business!"

 "I can finally buy my kids new clothes."

 "I can't thank you enough, Kurama-san! Thank you!"

Although Akabane was still young, He just got the respect from the worker and Noda Ichiro himself.

The respect is mutual. He felt much better, knowing that his deal would help other people that he never think of. Akabane was satisfied, but also a little surprised.

From their reaction, it seems that the printing division was desperate for the time being. This agreement could help them more than Akabane thought. It's a win-win solution after all.

There are a lot of things to do!



I, Akabane was graduated from the university of arts & design in the 21st century then suddenly traversed into the Naruto’s world, by bringing my knowledge of arts and my love of Naruto comic I decided to recreate Naruto comic here…

[Ding! Comic System has been activated!]

Great! Ninjutsu? Kekkei Genkai?

As long as I can draw more comics, I would be unmatched!

…Or am I?


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Author: Funeral
Translator: Levaa
Raw Source: sj.uukanshu.com

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Brother Wolf stopped him. Li Du waved and said, "Don't hurry, Sean, first explain the origin of this jewelry."
Sean acted calm and said, "There's nothing to explain. I doubt this guy is really Cole Winston. Why should I believe you?"
Cole smiled when he heard this. "I can show you my license, but I expect that when you see it, you will question whether it's real or not."
Sean was clearly losing face. The situation had spun out of control. Who could expect things would turn out so?
Li Du did not press the matter. He knew the evidence was in his favor.
He switched off the call and said to Sean, "I won't make a scene, but these jewels were either stolen from Harry Winston group, or they are limitation infringing on our patent rights and intellectual property rights. Our group reserves the right to pursue this matter."
Sean was a bit flustered and said, "You can't scare me. There is nothing wrong with the jewelry I bought."
Li Du smiled and said, "If you say so. I hope you can prove it when our lawyer and the police contact you."
He handed the jewelry back to Sean, who tried to pass it to Ariana.
Ariana already knew what was going on. Why would she accept such a gift? "I don't know where you got this. You'd better return it…"
Sean looked at her angrily and said, "Don't you believe me?"
Ariana did not know what to say and looked to the others for help.
Hans gave Porter a push and Porter moved in front of Ariana.
He wasn't afraid of Sean. He just didn't know what to do next.
Since he was pushed out to face Sean, however, he calmly said, "Come on, man, Ariana's right. You'd better return these jewels where they came from"
Sean took the opportunity to leave. He shouted, "Fine, you do not trust me! You don't think of me as a friend! I guess I was blind, so f*ck you!"
Cursing, he quickly walked out of the villa.
In this way, the atmosphere of the birthday party was destroyed. Li Du apologized to Ariana and then told her that he had to do it, or she would have accepted the jewelry and might have got in trouble.
Porter took out his gift, presented it to Ariana and said, "I have tickets for the Heat's opener and Christmas day. I remember you like the Heat, so how about if we go to the game together?"
Ariana graciously accepted the ticket, smiled and gave Porter a hug.
The young people clapped their hands and made happy noises. Then they began to dance again, which restored the atmosphere of the birthday party in a large measure.
Li Du had nothing to do with the rest of the matter. He stayed out of the way, waiting for the party to end.
However, his identity meant he could not quite stay out of it. Several girls took an immediate interest in him when they learned that he was a shareholder in the Harry Winston group.
Li Du chatted and had drinks with them, but when they wanted to exchange contact information, he would politely but firmly refuse.
Hans strolled up from behind and said sourly, "Now who should be quiet? Who is messing with girls at the party?"
Li Du did not know quite know how the party started, but after Sean left, Porter felt much better, and his relationship with Ariana was much closer.
At the end of the evening, Porter sent off the guests, and they got down to business.
Hans took out the 25 valuable comics, of which five were most valuable: Superman's first Action Comic #1, Stan Lee's hand-painted Fantastic Four, the first edition of Spiderman, and two DC and Marvel combined product comics which introduced the first batch of heroes.
Twenty other magazines also had considerable value, being rare or having special significance in the history of comic books.
Porter couldn't put a price on the magazines, so the next day he contacted one of the industry's leading experts to consult with him.
Li Du was in no hurry. They stayed in the villa, which belonged to Porter's family anyway.
Porter brought in an expert from New York whom Li Du didn't know but had recently read about.
The name of the expert was Pressler, and he was the editor-in-chief of Wired Comics, the company that bought the first issue of the Spiderman magazine in Paris for 1.2 million dollars.
Pessler, a soft-spoken middle-aged man, talked quietly with Porter, made phone calls and evaluated the comic books.
The two men discussed this for about an hour and a half and then handed Li Du and Hans a report with their quotes for the magazines.
The highest price they offered was three million dollars for a hand-drawn copy of the Fantastic Four and four million for four other high-value magazines, or one million for each on average.
Of the other twenty magazines, there was a set of twelve magazines from the early days of Captain America. They sold for a total price of one million dollars. The package deal was eight million and four hundred thousand dollars.
Li Du was prepared for a good offer but was still shocked by these numbers.
Hans bargained with Porter and got a rounded up price of nine million as the final transaction price.
The contract was signed and the business was done. Li Du could now say what was on his mind. "Did not expect these comic books to be so expensive!"
Porter said, "As far as I'm concerned, I can't believe jewelry and gemstones are so expensive. It depends on the market. If there is a market, there is a price. Classic comics are in the same place as famous paintings and jewelry because they are all unique and can bring pleasure to people," he added.
Li Du spread out his hands, meaning to say, whatever you want, you pay for it.
"Can you get more comics from the 1930s, 40s, 50s, and 60s?" Porter asked.
Li Du shook his head and said, "I can't promise."
"The 1930s through 1950s were the golden age of comic book publishing in the United States," Porter said with a sigh. "Unfortunately, almost all comic books published at that time disappeared. I hope they can be carefully collected."
Li Du said, "You can give me a list, and I'll let you know if we come across any more comics."
Porter said, "If you find any more vintage comics, you have to promise you'll call me before you talk to anyone else. My comic book store needs more babies."


They love gold, and they love silver. Even more so, they love gems that dazzle, like stars across the skies. 
Firearms, jewelleries, and precious metals; A collector’s world will not be complete without antiques.  
Storage auctions, old goods trade, re-estate sales and gold-digging. But the truth is, if one wants to make money, then the supreme way is through searching for the legendary treasures. 
Holding the fort, there’s an ocelot, a wolf, and an Andes condor. At the side, there’s a loyal hound, an irascible ape, and an African honey badger. Who said that you can only rely on humans when treasure hunting?! 

"Even though we developed our own capabilities, we have never stopped buying character IPs. We have a huge place in the GOG creative area to showcase the character IPs we bought and to allow players to collect them," Bao Xu continued. 
"GOG world server is currently lacking in this area!"
"That's right, we are indeed lacking in that!" Min Jingchao said in realization.
"The character IPs we have bought until now are characters with a little influence locally, but none at all when it comes to overseas. These character IPs are foreign to them.
"Comparing the current GOG hero storage to IOI, they might have the advantage locally, but the reverse is true overseas. Players overseas might be more tolerant towards the heroes of IOI.
"That is a very crucial point that we have to address!"
Ye Zhizhou gave it some thought. "Then, what if we are to create an online GOG creative site?"
Min Jingchao shook his head. "No, GOG creative sites can only make good things on the precondition that there are enough players and that a large number of them participate.
"However, GOG does not have many overseas players now. We'll definitely not be able to gather good works if we are to make a creative site now. This money would either not be able to be spent or it would be spent meaninglessly.
"You should buy some international successful IPs!
"This way, it would have the same publicity effect as big-shot celebrities or even better because the target audience would be clearer. We can code these successful IPs into the game; it is much better than to get a celebrity to endorse it!"
Ye Zhizhou became excited. "Understood! As expected, this should be the answer that Boss Pei wants!"
Everyone discussed again and became even more convinced that 'buy IPs' was the best answer to Boss Pei's puzzle. It should also be something that Boss Pei had considered.
This 'buy IPs'' direction was the original principle from when GOG developed. It was now pushed into the world server and required an IP widely accepted by overseas players.
"Everyone, don't be too happy so fast. We have not fully deciphered Boss Pei's problem," Li Yada reminded everyone.
"We've decided to buy IPs, but how do we buy? Which one to buy?
"20 million US dollars will definitely not be enough if we were to buy those famous heroes since most overseas companies are eyeing them as well. The copyrights of those dramatized ones would be sky-high.
"Buying expensive big IPs will probably not be in line with Boss Pei's original intentions since Boss Pei never buys expensive big IPs locally.
"It's different from domestic markets. We have to get an IP that is influential enough for the publicity to have the effect."
Everyone entered a state of argument.
Finally, Li Yada suggested, "Therefore, we have two ways now. The first way is to buy two internationally successful IP; the second is to buy a large number of not so well known IPs that international players can identify with.
"Since we are unsure, we can send both answers to Boss Pei and let him decide."
Ye Zhizhou nodded and stood up. "Understood, thank you, everyone! I'll go back to do a simple investigation before we let Boss Pei make the final decision!"
… 
… 
August 10th, Wednesday…
Pei Qian received Ye Zhizhou's phone call not long after he woke up.
"Boss Pei, we have come up with GOG's international server publicity proposal! We want to buy some international character IPs to put them into the game!
"However, we now have a problem. Should we buy one or two famous international character IPs, or should we buy a few more character IPs that are not so well-known but will match international players' wants?"
Pei Qian thought about it for a while before replying. "The latter."
Such international character IPs would be too painful. Pei Qian was afraid that IOI would not be able to rival them. Such a worry might be strange, but it was not at all unreasonable.
The GOG game itself was already much better than IOI: a client-side game with reasonable fees and a whole load of character heroes. The game machine was easier to get used to and to spread.
Moreover, GOG was now being promoted overseas. There were two main points: its inability to adapt and the chances of its name spreading.
Unable to adapt was mainly from the fear of the hero's image not fitting overseas players' tastes and being unable to be localized.
Buying IPs could indeed solve this problem. However, if it was to purchase international famous IPs, Pei Qian was afraid that it would be too high-handed and kill IOI instantly. Then, he would not be able to spend money overseas as happily.
It was better to buy the smallest IPs and toy with IOI slowly. Using a blunt knife to slice the meat away little by little, it was much better for the fight.
Ye Zhizhou agreed, "Alright, we'll choose some more value for money and not so well-known character IPs. We'll report to you again after some time."
… 
Ye Zhizhou looked at Lin Wan and Wang Xiaobin excitedly after he hung up the phone. "Boss Pei decided! As expected, that is the right answer! We are unbeatable in deciphering Boss Pei's intentions when both of our gaming departments join forces!"
The Lin Family looked at the materials in her hands. "Don't celebrate prematurely. There is still a lot of work to be done. The United States has so many superhero characters; how are we to choose? Which one of these is suitable for Europe?"
Everyone could feel headaches approaching looking at the long list of heroes' names in English.
The appearance of superheroes could be traced back to the early 1930s. The list had grown astronomical throughout the decades of development.
Everyone had difficult choices to make:
The heroes that everyone knew were very expensive. Boss Pei decided not to buy them.
No one knew the cheaper heroes so how were they to decide if the international players would like them or not?
Who knew that these not so well-known heroes were not so well-known because they were developed at an inopportune time or because they were failures that no one liked?
It would be okay if it was the former, but if it was the latter, then it would be a waste of money by GOG to purchase such trash.
"Let's not think about the two biggest comic companies. They should be bought by all the big corporations for hundreds of millions of US dollars. We will not be able to obtain any advantage," Ye Zhizhou said.
"Moreover, their conditions will be very strict. What we can buy will probably just be for the game copyrights. Buying some lesser-known character IPs may work, but there would also be restrictions, and their prices might not be acceptable to use. Their price-quality ratios would be worse."
"Let's not consider them then; let's continue on." Lin Wan said.
"We… seem to be able to buy the third-largest comic company in the United States. There was news two days ago that they are going bankrupt," Ye Zhizhou said after he continued reading for a while.
Lin Wan instinctively felt something wrong and asked, "The third-largest comic company is going bust? What is their market share?"
Ye Zhizhou: "Less than 5%."
Lin Wan: "…"
Wang Xiaobin was taken aback as well and complained. "If the third-largest comic company does not even have 5% market share, then does that mean the United States only has three comic companies?
"Of course not, but that is what was indicated in the materials," Ye Zhizhou replied in a jolly manner.
"I can only say that it is the current status of the industry. The first two comic companies are humongous and have about 40% market share each. The third to the tenth companies share 10% of the market while the rest is shared by even smaller companies.
"These two companies have too many superhero IPs; the market is only so big. They release comics and movies. They are of totally different leagues from the other companies."
Lin Wan nodded. "Um, typical 80/20 market share. The big companies own 80% of the market share.
"No wonder, 'third-largest comic company in the United States' may sound scary, but in fact, they only hold less than 5% market share. Moreover, they have to fight with the two big giants before them. They must find it very difficult to fight. It's no wonder they are going bankrupt."
Ye Zhizhou took the laptop and quickly read the relevant information. "Yes, traditional comic styles are no longer popular. These huge comic companies earn money from movies. The comics are like huge inspirational storage where they could obtain materials at any time for a steady flow of movies.
"However, it would just be even more difficult for those that had a small market share but not able to afford to make movies.
"This Hurricane Comic Company has a few good points. They don't only use superheroes as materials. They are more diversified. A more diversified image is better for GOG as it would mean they have more choices.
"They have a few IPs that seem to be able to fulfill westerners' taste… for example, Purgatory Duke, Mutants, and Robocop.
"There was one thing very important: they had an international IP image… 20 years ago!
"The Multifaceted Man was made into a movie in 1993. They were nominated for many Oscar categories, but they did not win it. They invested 27 million US dollars and obtained a global box office of 340 million US dollars. It was top 4 in grossing for that year. The main actor's remuneration increased twenty-fold after he finished filming this movie.
"However, Hurricane Comic Company was not the investor so they did not obtain much benefit. That was its last glory. Their popularity was on a decline after that.
"It's just that… the good part is the character IP of the Multifaceted Man is still rather popular. Many westerners should find him familiar. More than half of Hurricane Comic Company's value is on this IP.
"It might feel like we are picking up from the trash, but I have to say that this trash feels rather worthwhile."


I really just want to lose money! T_T
Best boss ever, prodigy of the business world, genius creator, visionary of the century.
These are the descriptions used for Pei Qian, President of Tengda Corporation.
Ever since his rebirth, Pei Qian finds himself in possession of a system that rewards him if he manages to lose money.
Instantly, a brilliant idea comes to mind — making crappy games!
"If the game flops, all my investment cost will be lost!"
"How difficult can it be to lose money?"
Indeed... how difficult can it be?
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