"Mr. Jiang, I must consider the cooperation I mentioned just now."

"Okay, Mr. Cheng walked slowly."

...

Django sent away another person who came to discuss cooperation. He just now had a big background and was the president of Qidian.com.

Fan novels of film and television dramas have become popular in recent years and are widely loved by readers.

As the earliest, largest and most traffic-based paid network in China, it has predicted what kind of fairy-tale novel trend "Legend of Sword and Fairy" can set off, so naturally we have to take down the adaptation rights of fan novels.

In fact, when a movie or TV series is successful, the film and television company is the biggest beneficiary.

Once its popularity becomes, first of all, more film and television works will come to cooperate. Secondly, the popularity of its artists will be improved accordingly, and it can also bring new sales hotspots to other industries and industries.

For example, "Langya Bang" and "The Journey of Flowers", the popularity of these two dramas once triggered the popularity of Hu Ge and Huo Jianhua, and the derivatives produced in their image instantly became hot spots in sales.

"How was the talk?" After the person left, Mo Lan came into the office to inquire about the situation.

"The price is so simple, let's just leave it for a few days first, and after you have a quote from another network, you will see if you want to sell the exclusive ones." Django is very skilled in this game.

"I'm very curious..." Mo Lan's eyes showed a hint of discomfort and said, "With your writing style and writing level, it must be more than enough to write novels, so why not write them yourself?"

"I don't have so much time. It takes time and effort to write thousands or even tens of thousands of words a day." Django stopped talking, his eyebrows unconsciously raised, and added: "It's also harmful to the body, and writing novels is dead."

He has not forgotten how he died on Earth in his previous life. Novels will never be touched again.

Mo Lan knew that he was busy, so she didn't continue this topic.

The reason why she asked was mainly because the previous films and TV series, except for "White Night Chasing", the other adapted novels, animations and game works were almost lost. If Django did it himself, it would definitely be another result.

She has unconditional trust in Django, and songs, movies, TV series, animation can be made, novels and games are naturally no problem.

Django himself knows that the path of turning an IP into a full industrial chain is currently a failure.

The idea of ​​capital is to cash out at the fastest speed, no matter what quality is involved, I bought the copyright of novels, animations, and games, and changed them randomly, and simply did it, and I sent it out to make money.

Take the game as an example. Not to mention the plot, picture and gameplay, but the server opening is full of Vip, diamonds, lottery, etc., which are all tricked activities such as cheating. How can you not fail?

Django thought of Chen Qian at this time. Didn’t he want to invest in industries related to film and television dramas? The theaters and film and television cities are not good, but derivatives are feasible, such as games.

As long as you improve the quality, take it step by step, become bigger and stronger, and become a game company like Sony, Activision Blizzard, and Nintendo, it is not possible to be missing.

"By the way, did you ask me to have a date with the boss of Niu Bi Animation Studio? Are you planning to make the second season of "Those Rabbits That Year"?" Mo Lan asked.

"I plan to acquire them," Django replied.

Upon hearing this, Mo Lan said in surprise: "You want to enter the animation industry?"

Django nodded, shook his head again, and said, "It's half of it, mainly to do spin-offs of our film and television dramas, as well as animation movies."

As expected, I still can't stand it anymore. It's right to think about it. The works I have worked hard to create have been adapted by others, so how can I feel comfortable?

Mo Lan thought this was good, just like the special effects of film and television dramas, she checked by herself, and then said, "I have made an appointment for you and met at our company at 3:00 this afternoon."

Django continued the next topic and said: "Chen Yi has been promoted to a super first-tier traffic star through "Legend of Sword and Fairy", but he is still a little short of "superstar". I plan to give him three singles to establish his position as the king of hip-hop in China and thus become the first "superstar" in our company!"

Mo Lan was stunned, but he didn't expect that he had this purpose in filming "Legend of Sword and Fairy".

But then again, there are pros and cons to have a superstar in the company.

At this time, Django said again: "Then, the second 'superstar' candidate in our company is Gu Yao. I have already completed the script of the new movie. The crew will be formed at the end of this month and filming will start in the middle of next month."

Mo Lan was so shocked by these two news that she didn’t know what to say. She could really do whatever she wanted with the ability!

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afternoon.

Li Zheng, the boss and editor-in-chief of Niu Bi Animation Studio, got out of the taxi and looked up at the towering building, feeling a little excited.

He thought Django asked him to come over to talk about the script of the second season of "That Rabbit".

Little did they know that Django was going to acquire his Niu Bi Animation Studio.

Li Zheng took the elevator upstairs and came to the floor where Huafeng Media was located. Under the leadership of the front desk, he entered Django's office.

"Hello, Mr. Li." Django stood up to greet him.

"Hello, Mr. Jiang." Li Zheng shook hands politely.

The two sat down on the sofa, and first blew each other around the business. While bragging about "The Legend of Sword and Fairy", they praised "The Legend of Sword and Fairy" for being so great.

After half a cup of coffee, Li Zheng couldn't help it and asked, "Dr. Jiang, why did you ask me here this time?"

Django smiled slightly and asked without answering, "Mr. Li, how many people are there in your Niu Bi Animation Studio at present?"

Li Zheng is an honest man and has a bit of admiration for him, so he has no defense and replied truthfully: "Our studio is very small, there are only two production teams, including me, a total of twenty-one people."

The studio was just right in size and the number of people was not large, which was very consistent with Django's wishes. Then he asked suddenly: "Mr. Li, do you have a dream?"

"Ah?" Li Zheng was stunned for a moment and asked me to come over to talk about his dreams. What is this operation? He hesitated for a moment and said, "To be honest, since I entered the industry, I have had such a goal to make Chinese comics rise and go to the world."

Django blinked, very ambitious, and then asked, "Is it difficult to achieve this goal?"

Li Zheng smiled bitterly and said, "It's not difficult, but very difficult. The shortage of talents and funds is extremely serious. If I said that "The Star Wish of the Year of the Dragon" was a project established in the last year of the Dragon and it took a full twelve years to complete it, would you believe it?"

Django was quite surprised. I remember that I had been doing "The Return of the Great Sage" on Earth for eight years in my previous life, which was already long enough, but I didn't expect it would be even longer.
Chapter completed!