The Birth of Shanghai's First Conglomerate

Tengyou Media has completely banned online relationship advice broadcasters.

It caused a huge stir in the online celebrity circle; it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say it was like a major earthquake.

After all, this seal wasn't just for one or two people.

Instead, they banned all internet celebrities in this category.

This is tantamount to Tencent Media directly abandoning topics and traffic related to emotions.

However, in contrast, there were countless cheers online.

"Finally, someone has stepped forward to clean up these toxic motivational quotes."

"Ever since my wife started following these relationship advice livestreamers, she's been asking for romance and gifts all the time. Who can stand that?"

"The guy upstairs totally agrees. Every time I'm cursing them downstairs, a bunch of girls reply to me saying that ordinary men don't deserve to find wives."

"They are a bunch of scourges, and they have ruined countless ordinary families."

"No matter what those fairies say, I'm definitely going to support it this time."

"Add me one."

The online comments have no immediate impact on Chen Pingsheng; he wants to do more than just ban these kinds of emotional broadcasters.

Tencent Entertainment will also completely ban film and television themes that promote the so-called "rise of women" but are actually just toxic motivational content.

I don't know who would believe that a domineering CEO would fall in love with me, a divorced woman with a child.

Anyway, this type of TV series is becoming more and more popular.

This also proves, in a one-sided way, that women have indeed risen up, but the direction of their rise is clearly somewhat off.

She wants to be paid by a man while simultaneously claiming she wants to be independent.

Isn't this a contradiction?
It's no wonder he cracked down so hard; the main reason is that he controls a large number of entertainment and media platforms.

This, to some extent, can change the ideology of ordinary people.

In other words, he can subtly influence the values ​​of countless people.

This is a very influential event, and something we must be wary of.

It has to be said that with the rise of short videos in the past two years, many things have begun to undergo tremendous changes.

Even Bai Xin said that there are clearly fewer and fewer people who are willing to spend tens of minutes watching an episode of a low-quality drama.

The number of viewers for both TV dramas and movies is visibly decreasing.

Times are changing, and anyone who can't keep up with the pace will face elimination.

With this wave of bans, Tengyou Group, including Tengying Entertainment, is destined to cede a portion of its market share.

Chen Pingsheng didn't care.

He now values ​​social responsibility and solving social problems more than making money.

The main reason is that his influence at this level is too great; if he can't even do these things...

It will certainly be subject to numerous restrictions in the future.

If he doesn't restrain others, then someone at a higher level will inevitably restrain him.

These are all reciprocal.

He sent Bai Xin back to Beijing to readjust Tengying Entertainment.

If we're going to make a realistic drama in the future, it has to be grounded in reality.

Don't create these "exquisite poverty" phenomena that affect ordinary people.

The poor girl in the TV series is just an intern when she first starts working in Shanghai.

I live in a nice apartment of about 100 square meters on the Bund, with a large balcony overlooking the Huangpu River.

This isn't an intern; she's clearly a rich princess experiencing life.

This is exactly the kind of poor people depicted in TV dramas these days.

It's fair to say that screenwriters these days are completely out of touch with reality; you could say they live in the atmosphere.

In reality, most college graduates are either from wealthy families or are kept by sugar daddies right after graduation.

Who can afford to live in an apartment on the Bund in Shanghai?

I didn't know that the starting rent there is over 10,000?

How could an ordinary intern possibly earn this much?

Bai Xin was severely criticized this time, and she will definitely give her screenwriters a good scolding when she returns to Beijing.

Who told them to provoke the big boss?

That's just how some things are; she might only be thinking about making money.

But Chen Pingsheng could not.

After she left, his top-floor CEO office returned to its usual quiet and deserted state. Only his school beauty secretary, Lin Qiunan, was there to serve him tea and water.

"Qiu Nan, don't you think I'm being a little too harsh on moral constraints?"

Lin Qiunan was slightly taken aback. The big boss would ask her a question or two from time to time. She could barely answer some of them, but she really couldn't answer others.

“I don’t think so. Although I don’t know why you insist on doing this, I know you must have your reasons.”

"Yes, I do have my reasons."

Chen Pingsheng said, "You probably don't have a car yet, right? I'll have my driver bring you a red Audi R8 later. This car should suit you quite well."

"Huh?" Lin Qiunan clearly didn't understand. "Why is that?"

"No reason, I just think you're doing a pretty good job serving dishes and tea."

Chen Pingsheng said, "You see, even if I didn't give you a car, you would find a way to buy one yourself in two years."

"With this R8 that exceeded your expectations, you might only think about saving money to buy a house for the next few years. But once you have a house, you might think about paying off your mortgage as soon as possible."

"Once you have all these things, you may want to buy a better house and drive a better car. People's desires are amplified step by step in this process."

"And once all of this is achieved, have you ever thought about what you'll be thinking at that time?"

Lin Qiunan gradually understood.

She herself is definitely not at that level yet, but the big boss has clearly reached it.

He has more money than he can spend, and he can't possibly squander it all no matter how much he spends.

So what should he be thinking at a time like this?

At least things are no longer all about money, as evidenced by this major crackdown and the various restrictions.

It's clear that they're no longer simply pursuing money, but rather fulfilling their social responsibilities at a higher level.

This demonstrates the vision and responsibility of an entrepreneur.

He has to constantly restrain his subordinates, preventing them from being solely focused on making money.

That would plunge the group into an unseen abyss.

Many companies face this problem as they grow larger.

At least in his opinion, everyone in the big city has this problem.

Once this happens, a downhill slope becomes inevitable.

Lin Qiunan found it difficult to describe the man in front of her; he was mysterious yet gentle, and unknowable.

Under his leadership, the entire Tencent Film Group has always been highly praised.

This positive feedback is not only reflected among internal employees, but also among external customers.

And in terms of the evaluation by local governments.

It's hard to say where Tengying Group would have gone without his leadership.

But it's clear that the entire group feels at ease with him leading the way.

He also frequently intervenes at crucial moments to set things right, even at the cost of firing a large number of original senior executives.

It's all to protect the interests of these pretty intern girls.

Perhaps that's just who he is—an enigmatic yet captivating man.

Mr. Ma is right about one thing: once a company grows large, it must shoulder social responsibility.

Otherwise, it would be a disaster.

Sometimes, when Chen Pingsheng looks at the current dating market, he even thinks about starting his own dating platform.

Let those who truly want a stable marriage come in.

Unfortunately, this idea is a bit far-fetched.

It's not that he can't do it, but the young women of today are completely different from those of his generation.

People no longer believe in love, but simply in the supremacy of money.

When Lin Qiunan got off work, a red Audi R8 was indeed parked downstairs.

This kind of car can be said to be the dream of many girls, but it is also the beginning of many girls falling into the abyss.

Lin Qiunan gazed at the top floor.

Just like everyone else who looked at her, there was envy, jealousy, and everything else.

But no one believed that she got all this by sleeping with her boss.

It's very simple; even Yang Mi and Liu Yifei can't climb onto the boss's bed.

Not to mention the school beauty.

(End of this chapter)