Coincidentally, by the time Liu Zhiping found Jiang Nanchun, Jiang Nanchun had spent all the 2,000,000 he had accumulated not long after the company was established, so he thought of financing through venture capital.

Just as "you are short of money, I am rich" and "I love you", Jiang Nanchun quickly agreed to Liu Zhiping's conditions for becoming a shareholder. However, Jiang Nanchun also agreed to Fengrui's initial financing of RMB 0,000,000, accounting for O% of the shares.

Li Feng readily agreed without forcing it. The only condition was that he had the right of first refusal. In this way, Focus Media secured its first round of financing of less than 0,000,000 yuan.

After Jiang Nanchun received the first round of venture capital, he quickly expanded his business from Yanjing and Shanghai to four major cities and began to seize the market.

Furthermore, at Li Feng's prompting, Liu Zhiping acquired a novel website called "Qidian" for less than 0,000,000 yuan, which was the China Literature Group that was later listed in Hong Kong, with a market value of almost 100 billion Hong Kong dollars.

At this time, Qidian had just launched a payment model and had not yet established its dominant position in online literature. Moreover, 00% of the reading fees paid to Qidian by readers was returned to the author, instead of 50% now.

When Li Feng heard the news, with a stroke of his pen, he allocated another million yuan to Qidian for the promotion of the Qidian platform.

Moreover, Li Feng did not forget to recall the promise made by the founders. If he did well, he would not only enjoy the promotion of Fengrui across the entire network, but also receive option rewards.

Moreover, all the founders of Qidian have also written novels and are all editors. When they met Li Feng, a thought subconsciously flashed in their minds: This big boss, Li Feng, is probably the pig's trotter that only appears in novels.

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