This director lacks vision.

Chapter 68 Publishing House

"Like cola in summer, like cocoa in winter, you are the right time and the right role..."

In her hotel room, Naza sang "A Little Sweet," a song Jiang Yifeng wrote for her, while packing her luggage.

After putting away her clothes, she placed a photo of herself and Jiang Yifeng on her desk, and then placed a teddy bear on her bedside table.

After everything was arranged, Naza changed into her martial arts training clothes, laid out a yoga mat on the ground, and began practicing dance moves.

Back when she was in art school, Naza liked to slack off and wasn't diligent in practicing dance, so her dance skills were just average.

Now that she has graduated, because Jiang Yifeng likes her vibrant personality, Nazha has the motivation to continue practicing dance.

In addition, because she often trains with Jiang Yifeng, her core strength has improved, and Naza's dance skills are actually better than when she was in school.

When Jiang Yifeng returned to his hotel room after filming, he saw the iron on his lower back.

Her waist was slender and rounded, her thighs were fair and straight, and her buttocks were not large but perky and round, like a beautiful girl who stepped out of a comic book, showing boundless youthful vitality.

Looking further down, the little feet are fair and delicate, with all ten toes painted with red nail polish, adding an extra touch of allure.

That's the benefit of being lazy when practicing dance.

Even if you don't practice often, your foot shape is normal.

Seeing this, Jiang Yifeng immediately locked the door and went upstairs.

Naza cried out, "Uncle, wait a moment, I'm all sweaty, I need to go wash up first."

"It's better to be covered in sweat; I'm always covered in sweat when I'm filming."

"Hmm~ Uncle, you..."

"Don't you like the original flavor too?"

"Stop talking! Oh my, your cheat ability is even more amazing now!"

"Jealous?"

"No way, it's just that Sister Yuanyuan is rumored to be dating you, and now Qin Lan is trending on social media too. When will it be my turn?"

"Then it depends on your performance."

……

The pleasure of communication varies depending on the person you are talking to.

When he was with Naza, Jiang Yifeng experienced a fusion of spirit and body.

It offers both physical pleasure and emotional connection.

After the appetizer, Jiang Yifeng put his arm around Naza, whose face was flushed, and said, "Once 'Lost in Thailand' is released, the company will start raising funds."

Multiple projects will then be launched to quickly increase the valuation.

If things go smoothly, the company will produce a talent show next year to select a girl group to debut.

You can start preparing now; we'll promote you to the center position and make you even more famous than Gao Yuanyuan and Qin Lan.

After the Super Girl competition became a huge hit, the authorities imposed regulations on talent shows for a period of time.

This year, restrictions have been gradually eased again.

This year's Super Girl competition on Hunan TV made Zeng Yike and others famous. Although it didn't reach the same level of popularity as the 05 Super Girl competition, it still attracted a lot of attention.

Domestic talent shows are still mainly focused on singing. At this time, there is still a great market for a talent show similar to Produce 101, which selects girls.

Moreover, compared to television stations, variety shows on video websites are in a regulatory vacuum, allowing for greater censorship and controversy.

Jiang Yifeng's rebirth accelerated the development of online video.

The influence of video websites is greater than that of the same period in the previous life.

Jiang Yifeng had a premonition that it wouldn't be long before the authorities noticed the content being played on video websites and began initial regulatory intervention.

He doesn't have much time left to waste.

We still need to make the most of this window of opportunity.

Hearing this, Naza kissed Jiang Yifeng's chest and said with some worry, "But my singing is so-so, my dancing is okay. Can I become famous by participating in a talent show?"

"Don't worry, we'll create a 'dumb beauty' persona for you, and you can play yourself. You'll definitely become a hit."

Although online variety shows and reality shows also have scripts, the characters should be more down-to-earth to gain more audience favor.

Excitement gleamed in his large eyes.

People are vain, so of course Naza would be happy to have the opportunity to be a big star.

Moreover, her competitors were all female celebrities. Jiang Yifeng touched Naza, turned over, and said, "Let me check your singing level first to see if you've improved!"

Naza's voice is still very pleasant; she just can't control it.

Jiang Yifeng is the one who has verified this the most.

Jiang Yifeng made many sacrifices in order for Nazar to debut as a group as soon as possible.

That night was indeed a night of intense itching and itch.

After joining the crew, Jiang Yifeng was in even better shape, and the filming of Lost in Journey went much more smoothly.

By October 21st, filming for "Lost in Thailand" was completely finished.

The production team held a wrap party at the Jiangcheng Pearl Hotel to mark the successful completion of filming.

On the morning of the 22nd, Jiang Yifeng took Nazha back to Yanjing.

After getting off the plane, Naza went home to settle her luggage, while Jiang Yifeng took a car to the company.

As soon as he entered the office, his assistant said, "Mr. Jiang, Mr. Brooks has arrived."

"Okay, bring him in."

Half a minute later, a young white man in his mid-twenties walked into Jiang Yifeng's office.

He handed over a business card and said in English, “Dear Mr. Jiang, I am Brooks, the founder of the Writers’ Café Publishing House. It’s a pleasure to meet you.”

"Hello, Mr. Brooks, please have a seat."

Hearing Jiang Yifeng speak fluent English, Brooks smiled and praised, "Your English is indeed very good. No wonder you can write such a good book as 'Fifty Shades of Grey'."

After two more months of development, Fifty Shades of Grey became even more popular on fanfiction websites.

The Shadows section receives over 5 pageviews daily.

Besides urging for more updates, many readers are also calling on the author to publish physical books so that they can keep them as keepsakes.

Jiang Yifeng's "Fifty Shades of Grey" is better than the original in both writing style and depth, and the borderline content is also written more brilliantly.

The book finally caught the attention of foreign publishers.

Jiang Yifeng poured Brooks a cup of tea and then asked, "I'm not familiar with foreign publishers. Could you please introduce your publisher?"

Brooks handed Jiang Yifeng another page of promotional material before beginning his introduction: "Our 'Writers' Cafe' was founded last year and is still a small publishing house."

But our team is young and energetic, and they are especially good at promoting e-books.

We published "The Wild Heart" with Amazon.

This book sold 11 copies on Amazon, earning the author £5 in royalties.

Jiang Yifeng knew about "Writer's Cafe," the publishing house that had unearthed "Fifty Shades of Grey" in his previous life.

That's why Jiang Yifeng agreed to meet with Brooks.

Thanks to the success of Fifty Shades of Grey, Writers Cafe has become one of the largest publishers in Australia.

At that time, the publishing house was still very small.

After reading the promotional materials, Jiang Yifeng discovered that the publishing house only had eight employees and had published a dozen or so books, all of which had been mediocre.

Although the materials were embellished to the extreme, it was obvious to anyone with a discerning eye that the publishing house was in dire financial straits.

The boss is so young, and he came to China on a business trip all by himself, without even an assistant. It's a bit pathetic.

Abroad, there are many such asset-light mini-publishing companies.

Jiang Yifeng had an idea when Brooks asked to meet him.

He took a sip of tea and asked directly, "How much money would it cost if I wanted to acquire your publishing house?"

Brooks paused for a moment, then said with feigned modesty, "I'm sorry, Jiang, publishing is my career and my dream, and I don't want to sell it."

"I'll buy 90% of your publishing house for $60, and leave the remaining shares to your founding team."

By the way, you can also publish my book, "Fifty Shades of Grey".

I think you're a good person, very insightful, and I have high hopes for your future.

Jiang Yifeng thought Brooks would try to stall a bit, since this was his first offer.

Unexpectedly, this guy immediately said, "Boss, you have a great eye for people! I'll work for you from now on!"

(End of this chapter)