Hearing Chen Tao speak so firmly, Chidori Watanabe didn't know what to say for a moment. He originally thought that the president of the neon branch, Nanaya Mitarai, was young after all, only in his early twenties. It was understandable that he was naive, so he thought
I tried to find the phone number of Chen Tao, the president of the headquarters, and wanted to talk to Chen Tao directly.
After all, Chen Tao is the president of the reasoning club headquarters, and he must be more considerate of the overall situation, unlike Nanaya Mitarai.
But what I didn't expect was that Chen Tao had the same attitude. He had no intention of cooperating with their crowdsourcing service and hung up the phone without saying a few words.
After pondering for a moment, Watanabe Chidori decided to try again. He said, "Mr. Chen Tao, our customer service is very sincere. You may wish to listen to our conditions first before making a decision. I can guarantee that we will start
The conditions offered will definitely satisfy you. Your script-killing game has just started, and you definitely can’t promote it by yourself. With our help, you will definitely be even more powerful.”
By this time, Chen Tao was already a little annoyed with Watanabe Chidori. This Watanabe Chidori seemed like he couldn't understand people's words. He had expressed his attitude over and over again, but the other party just ignored him. But after all, he was Yuhua.
The president of the Mystery Club still endured his temper and explained to Chidori Watanabe in a friendly manner, "Mr. Watanabe, it's not that I don't want to cooperate with your public trust service, but this is the rule of our Yuhua Mystery Club. All in Ni
Nihong's business is all handled by the Neon branch. The head office is only responsible for the business and overall coordination of the China area. If it is Neon's business, please be sure to go to Mitarai Nanaya. If you can't contact him, I can also
I will give you his contact information. Of course, if anyone in the Neon Branch dissatisfies you, you can also send an email to our email to complain. We will check it regularly. The email address is published on our official website. If you
If the complaint is true, we will also punish the relevant personnel."
Having said this, Chidori Watanabe was naturally not willing to press his hot face against his cold butt again. At this moment, his voice also deepened, "Mr. Chen Tao, there is an old saying in China, multiple friends, multiple paths.
, multiple enemies and multiple walls. We came with sincerity, but you turned us away, but you must also understand that the business of script killing is not something only you can do, and scripts are not only provided by you."
At this point in the conversation, Chen Tao was not in a hurry to go back and continue the game. He sat down on the boss chair and said with a smile, "Mr. Watanabe, you seem to be threatening me?"
"Please don't get me wrong, this is definitely not a threat, but advice."
Chen Tao said with a smile, "Mr. Watanabe, thank you very much for your advice, but as you said, we are not the only ones who can do the business of script killing, and we are not the only ones who can provide scripts. If we can do it, you can naturally do it too.
We can do it. We don’t have any other ideas except to welcome it. Although we developed the script, we never thought about creating a monopoly."
Chidori Watanabe narrowed his eyes. He couldn't tell whether Chen Tao's words were true or false, but no matter what, now that he had used both soft and hard methods, the cooperation with Yuhua Mystery Agency would not be possible.
But they still have to do the script-writing business. As a subsidiary of the Recruit Group, they have some confidence in the human resources field, and many of Neon's screenwriters have contacts with them.
They had made a plan before. If Yuhua Mystery Agency was not willing to cooperate with them, then they would find someone to write the script themselves.
"Okay, Mr. Chen Tao, thank you for answering. I'll see you later."
"You're welcome. I hope to hear news about your entry into the script-killing market. I'll wait and see."
After hanging up the phone, Watanabe Chidori called his assistant again, "Qiantaka, notify all playwrights or novel authors who have contact with us and invite them to write scripts and kill scripts."
"Okay, I'll inform you right away, but the remuneration... I've never had any experience in this area, so I don't know the general market situation."
Watanabe Chidori thought for a while and said, "Let's just say it's between 50,000 and 5 million. The better the script, the higher the price."
"Ok, I see."
"And -" Just when Qiantaka was about to hang up the phone, Chidori Watanabe said hurriedly, "You told us that not only the higher the quality of the script, the higher the remuneration, but also the faster the speed.
Even higher, if the script can be written within one week, we will increase the remuneration by 30% on the original basis, and if the script is written within two weeks, we will add 15%."
"I understand, I will bring it to you."
After Qianlong hung up the phone, Chidori Watanabe stared at a script in his hand and began to think deeply.
Their people bought this script from Yuhua Mystery Agency. This script is a cheap ordinary copy and can only be used for personal use and not for opening a store.
If you want to compete with Yuhua Mystery Agency for business, the quality of the scripts must be higher, but the most important thing is the quantity of the scripts.
Chidori Watanabe hopes to accumulate more than a hundred scripts within two weeks, and then they can sell the scripts like Yuhua Mystery Agency.
If the script is rushed out, the quality of the script will definitely not be very good, but Chidori Watanabe is not worried. As long as there are enough scripts in the early stage and then sold cheaper, he can seize part of the market.
Although the scripts of Yuhua Mystery Agency are good, they are too expensive and not every store owner is willing to buy them.
Moreover, this game is very popular now, and many players have never played it before. Even if the script is not good, as long as the big framework is OK, it can still attract some players.
After capturing part of the market at low prices in the early stage, they can also launch some good scripts one after another to seize the market held by Yuhua Mystery Agency.
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The script killing promotion over at Neon is in full swing, and the visiting group of writers from the Deep Space Organization has arrived at their first stop - Columbia University in the United States.
The reason why I chose Columbia University as the first stop of this trip is because Columbia University and Jinyi are sister schools, and Columbia University has a close relationship with China.
There is a Sinology Department at Columbia University, and this Sinology Department was established through donations from a Chinese worker named Ding Long.
In the mid-eighteenth century, when China was experiencing internal and external troubles, many Chinese had to flee overseas to make a living, or were trafficked as laborers abroad.
Ding Long was the latter, but he was quite lucky. At the age of eighteen, he was sold to the family of a general in the United States. This general was the famous Carpentier.
Carpentier was a lawyer. Later, gold mines were discovered in California. He also joined the gold rush and found the first pot of gold. He later founded a bank in California and became the president of the bank.
He also built a brand new city on a new land, named it Oakland, and served as mayor himself. He owned a large amount of stock in the Central Pacific Railroad Company, and was the president of the California Telegraph Company and the Overland Telegraph Company, establishing
The first telegraph line connecting the east and west coasts of the United States. He was also a member of the boards of directors of several railroad companies.
The reason why he is called a general is not because he actually served as a general in the army, but because he served in the California National Guard.
At that time, in order to further develop the western region, the United States carried out the construction of major railway lines in California, and Chinese workers became the main force in the construction of the Pacific Railway.
Carpentier also came into contact with a large number of Chinese workers. Although Carpentier had never been to China, he saw the excellent qualities of Chinese culture from the Chinese workers.
As a result, Carpentier also hired a group of Chinese workers, and Ding Long was one of these Chinese workers. He was mainly responsible for cooking for Carpentier and taking care of daily affairs.
Carpentier had a bad temper. Once after drinking, Carpentier beat away the servants, cursed Ding Long and fired him. However, when he woke up the next day, Carpentier discovered that,
The other servants left, but Ding Long did not leave. Even though Ding Long was fired, he still stayed with Carpentier.
Ding Long was very loyal to Carpentier. Once Carpentier asked Ding Long what he wanted in return for so many years of loyal service. Unexpectedly, Ding Long said that he hoped to establish a Sinology Department at Columbia University to educate Americans.
Can learn more about China and Chinese civilization.
The reason why Ding Long said Columbia University was because Carpentier graduated from this school. In his mind, Columbia University should be the best university in the United States.
Establishing a Sinology Department at Columbia University is certainly not an easy task and requires a lot of money.
Although Carpentier had a hot temper, he valued friendship. He was also moved by Ding Long's patriotism. In June 1901, he donated US$100,000 to his alma mater, Columbia University.
Of the one hundred thousand US dollars, US$1.20,000 was Ding Long’s life savings, and the other US$88,000 was Carpentier’s own money.
In 1901, one hundred thousand dollars was definitely a huge sum of money. Even if Carpentier was quite wealthy, the eighty-eight thousand dollars was basically all the cash he could spare.
After completing the donation, Carpentier made the only condition to the school that his name should not be mentioned. The school did this and established the "Ding Long Chair Professor of Chinese Studies" in Ding Long's name.
This Sinology Department has a cooperative relationship with Jinyi’s International Writing Center. Their department has organized some personnel to go to Jinyi before.
Columbia University covers more than 1,000 acres. This area is not small, but it is still a bit compact for such a world-famous university.
After the writers group arrived, Principal Schroeder personally led a group of teachers to greet them, and then personally took Yu Dong and others on a tour of the school.
After walking inside the school for a while, Bi Feiyu said with a smile, "Your school also has walls."
Schroeder smiled and nodded, "Well, our school has walls."
The school has walls. This is not news in China, because Chinese universities basically have walls, but it is different here in the United States. Most universities in the United States do not have walls, so Columbia University has walls.
Something rather special.
The reason why Bi Feiyu said "and" was because when they went to Princeton University to meet Oates, they saw that Princeton University also has walls. Princeton University not only has walls, but also has a school gate.
Wang Xiaobo had been to Columbia University before, so he naturally knew that Columbia University had walls. He smiled and asked Schroeder, "President Schroeder, do you think whether the school has walls has anything to do with academic freedom?"
"Of course not. If the school's walls are really related to academic freedom, then I will tear down the walls tomorrow. The reason why our school has walls is just to make the school more compact and safer with the walls.
A little." After answering Wang Xiaobo's question, Schroeder became curious, "Wang, why do you ask that? Does China think the wall is related to freedom?"
Wang Xiaobo nodded, "In recent years, some people in China have indeed made such a statement. They believe that the presence of walls in schools means lack of freedom, and the absence of walls in schools means freedom."
“So don’t all Chinese schools have walls?”
Yu Dong, who was standing next to him, said with a smile, "The truth is exactly the opposite. Chinese universities all have walls."
Schroeder was surprised and said, "Then why..."
Wang Xiaobo shrugged, "They may prefer the American university layout."
Schroeder said with a smile, "Whether a university has walls or not has nothing to do with freedom. Our school has walls, but it does not prevent our school from being a free school. In fact, I think that in some periods, if the school did not have walls, it would be even less
free."
Yu Dong and the others all smiled and did not continue the conversation.
Schroeder did not explain clearly, but Yu Dong and the others knew that Schroeder was referring to what he meant. During the infamous McCarthy era in the United States, American universities did not have walls at that time, but the universities were full of all kinds of surveillance, searches and persecution.
, students and teachers are all in danger and suspicious of each other.
At that time, Columbia was better off. After all, schools had walls and it was easier to control. So Schroeder said that in "certain periods" schools without walls would be less free.
Schroeder took Yu Dong and the others around the school again. After walking around, everyone was impressed by the number of libraries in Columbia University.
The school covers an area of ​​only 1,000 acres, but has more than 20 libraries.
But what's interesting is that their school has many libraries, but the landmark Roche Memorial Library does not store books.
Chapter completed!