Peninsula: You've been chosen here for producing girl groups.

Chapter 110 Acquires Two Potential Stocks, Makes the Hometown News Again

"You've signed so many albums, your hands must be tired. Let me massage them for you?"

Han Ye-seul grabbed Han Seok's hand and shoved it into his clothes.

Even Han Shuo couldn't understand it.

Oh no, is this the kind of kneading method you use?

"Don't mess around, someone's there."

"What's there to be afraid of?"

Han Ye-seul pouted, "They've all been with me for a long time, they're all reliable, and they won't tell anyone."

Han Shuo regretted getting on this thief's bus.

Han Ye-seul said that she had just finished her schedule nearby and called him, acting cute and saying she wanted to talk to him. He softened and agreed to sit down.

Who would have thought that before she could even settle in, Han Ye-seul would reveal her true intentions?

"Does your head hurt? Shall I rub it for you?"

Han Shuo likes taking calcium supplements, but he doesn't like doing it in front of others: "Don't do that~"

Han Yise laughed at her boyfriend's helpless expression: "What are you thinking? I meant to massage your scalp with my hands."

"You'd better be."

Han Shuo lay down comfortably, with a pair of wheat-colored thighs as a pillow on his lap.

Han Ye-seul gently massaged Han Seok to relieve his stress: "You've been really pushing yourself to boost sales lately. Is it really necessary to go this far?"

"Do you think everyone is like you?"

Han Shuo shared the same opinion as his subordinates.

That means taking advantage of the momentum and giving sales a huge boost.

If this album can sell over 100,000 copies this year, or even before or after the event ends, then it will be a direct leap into the ranks of top-tier artists.

Subsequent press releases and publicity efforts will be much easier.

Therefore, in situations like this, you have to treat yourself like a human being.

"Hehe, what's wrong with me?"

Han Ye-seul smacked Han Seok's face: "I've tried my best too. Being able to protect you so well is enough."

She is quite satisfied with the current situation: "You can go and fight for it, and I'll just sit back and enjoy the fruits of your labor and share in your glory."

Han Ye-seul's twisted logic left Han Seok speechless.

"Don't turn around."

Han Yise pinched Han Shuo's nose, forcing him to turn around and face her.

"If you think I'm not good enough, then arrange work for me, like TV dramas or variety shows. I'll listen to whatever you suggest, okay?"

Even the assistants are going crazy for it.

How come it's both sweet and sophisticated?

"How could I possibly have that ability?"

"You're lying~"

Han Yiseul brought over a cushion and placed it on her lap, raising Han Shuo's neck a little so their faces could get closer: "You're quite the hot commodity at the TV station these days."

"I've heard that many new dramas are recruiting actors with the intention of selling you the online rights."

"If you nod, it carries more weight than what a writer says."

"You'll say anything to make me happy."

Han Shuo rolled his eyes at Han Yise.

Things are definitely not as exaggerated as Han Ye-seul described.

A mini-series costs 30,000 RMB per episode, and a typical mini-series usually has 16-20 episodes, meaning a series can sell for approximately 480,000-600,000 RMB.

Even if Korean dramas are filmed and broadcast simultaneously, and funds are raised while filming, this amount of money is only enough to film half an episode.

How could writers and producers possibly place too much importance on his preferences?

However, in some daily dramas and family dramas, which often have hundreds of episodes and can recoup a large amount of production costs in advance, he does have some influence.

It can influence, to some extent, which character belongs to whom.

"If you don't want to film, then you don't have to. It's good to take a break."

Han Ye-seul's reason for going back to the company with him this time was perfectly legitimate.

I recorded some interview videos for the drama "Couple or Dare" which is airing on Bilibili, answered some questions from Chinese viewers, and signed some posters for a giveaway to fans.

Han Yise nestled in his arms: "I'll come find you when I'm done with my work, okay?"

Han Shuo genuinely suspected that Han Yise had adopted the stance of the official girlfriend, and that as long as she wasn't busy that day, she would come over every day to collect her "public offerings."

"Go."

Before leaving, she didn't forget to give him a kiss.

The company's private autograph sessions are mainly for fans who order more than fifty copies at a time.

Private autograph sessions held in various spare moments can reduce the pressure of public autograph sessions and provide fans with a better autograph experience.

It can be said to kill two birds with one stone.

"Hmm... Hmm? It's you?"

The first person to come in was Kim Ah-young, whom I had met twice before.

Kim Ah-young sat down opposite her with a grin: "Shouldn't you be happy to see me?"

"I'm so happy, I'm so happy!"

Han Shuo flipped through the statistics: "You bought 120 tickets by yourself?! This order volume must have been placed by more than just you, right?"

Jin Yarong truthfully replied, "And some of my friends and classmates."

"You have quite a bit of influence."

"That's right," Kim Ah-young said, her tail wagging immediately as she was flattered. "We're such good friends, they'd definitely believe me."

She was referring to the close interaction between the two at the fan meeting after last week's music show performance.

Being remembered by Han Shuo and interacting with him in a friendly manner made her a big star in front of her classmates at Ulsan Arts High School.

"I also promised that I wouldn't take any of the autographed albums that were drawn normally; I would give them away to everyone through a random lottery."

"That's so good?"

Kim Ah-young stared at the staff watching for a while, then carefully took out five more albums and shoved them into Han Seok's hand: "Since I can see you anyway, just sign a few more for me, okay?"

Han Shuo: ? ? ?

So they were just waiting for him here.

His eyes were opened.

Kim Ah-young clasped her hands together and pleaded, "Please sign it for me, please! When you come to Ulsan, I'll treat you to whale meat, okay?"

"You've already given it to me, how can I let you take it back?"

Kim Ah-young, as if presenting a treasure, said, "How about five more?"

Han Shuochong shouted to those around him, "Men, throw her out!"

"Thanks!"

Upon hearing Han Shuo's witty remark, Kim Ah-young knew that the autograph session was a sure thing, and immediately took out the remaining ten albums and placed them in front of Han Shuo.

"I really need to get someone to throw you out."

"These are really the last ten. If I hadn't promised to get twenty more autographed albums, they definitely wouldn't have let me come to the signing event alone."

This was the first time Han Shuo had ever felt such intense hatred towards someone.

"I'll blacklist you next time."

Signing twenty more albums at once suddenly increased her workload, but fortunately Kim Ah-young still had some conscience and didn't ask for any special autographs.

The message was only about ten words long.

While he was signing, the other person kept chattering, "Oppa, wouldn't you like to reconsider and sign me into the company?"

"No, thank you."

"Our company definitely needs a kid like me who can liven up the atmosphere."

"Got it, thank you."

"You'll definitely regret it if you don't sign with me."

"How exactly do you regret it?"

"Me, me, me! I'll post my gorgeous photos on my Cyworld blog. With my looks and figure, I'll become a 'face idol' in no time, right?"

I have to say, this guy is a real talent.

The solution they came up with was quite ingenious.

Cyworld is currently the largest social platform in South Korea, and with the assistance of Farmville, its traffic and popularity have remained consistently high.

Kim Ah-young's outstanding image will likely attract the attention of her agency.

It seems that this is how she plans to play in the future, and she even received an invitation from FNC Entertainment because of it, almost joining the Angels (AOA).

"Wouldn't it be better if I invited you after you became a 'face-umbrella' (a popular online personality)?"

"Oppa, please."

Kim Ah-young sat a little closer: "Didn't I study art since I was little? Suddenly I said I wanted to become a trainee, and my mom couldn't accept it. She's been criticizing me every day."

"If you don't take me in, I won't be able to survive at home."

As she spoke, she squeezed out some tears.

Han Shuo was both amused and exasperated: "Our company's dormitory is quite tight right now. When we have more funds in the second half of the year, we will buy our own apartment."

"Come back later."

Kim Ah-young has finally calmed down.

However, in just a minute, she had another idea: "How about this, you tell my mom that the company is renting an apartment for me, and our family will pay the rent ourselves."

"You can overstate the rent, and we'll split the extra 90/10."

Han Shuo's understanding of Kim Ah-young is constantly being refreshed: "Me, number nine?"

Kim Ah-young pointed to herself: "I'm number nine!"

"roll!"

This lousy business is utterly unworkable.

"We are 46."

"Me, six?"

Kim Ah-young replied earnestly, "I'm a six!"

"Men, throw him out!"

Before parting, Han Shuo left his phone number with Jin Yarong: "You can volunteer for now and come over to practice every weekend."

Kim Ah-young was overjoyed: "From now on, you're my dear oppa."

"What are the benefits? Tell me."

Kim Ah-young said with an innocent look, "They can buy me food and drinks."

"Get lost!"

Zhang Jiao and her friend sat quietly in the meeting room.

Beside them was a pocket full of albums, a total of thirteen.

Ordering 20 copies at once guarantees one autograph session opportunity. However, this does not mean that you will get an autograph session opportunity every 20 copies ordered.

Instead, you are guaranteed five chances only if you place an order for more than one hundred items, and ten chances if you place an order for two hundred items.

The remaining opportunities are still purely a matter of probability.

Unsurprisingly, with so many albums, the two of them gained attention, and Korean girls flocked around them, praising them in various ways.

They obviously couldn't understand Korean at all, but they could guess some of the meaning from the thumbs-up and their expressions of surprise and admiration.

It was incredibly awkward for the two of them.

They weren't die-hard fans; they were resellers making money off Han Shuo.

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If Han Shuo were to ask them about it, and they truthfully confessed everything, would he have any objections to them?

Feeling uneasy, the two entered the signing room.

My friend was so excited when she saw Han Shuo up close for the first time that she almost cried. She was exactly like a fan meeting their idol.

Her reaction was a little worse.

It was thanks to Han Shuo's outstanding image that she was able to easily adopt the perspective of a fan.

A person who is tall, handsome, talented, and has excellent earning power—who wouldn't love such a person?

"A Chinese person? 260 albums?"

Han Shuo glanced at their basic information: "Traveling, working, and buying so many albums—you guys aren't just doing these resales for them, are you?"

They were exposed at first glance, and neither of them dared to make excuses.

"How much does it cost to buy one through a proxy?"

"150 yuan, add 100 yuan for the autographed item, and some wealthy customers will ask for 450 yuan."

"So many?"

A Korean album costs 1.6 won, which is less than 120 yuan. The price of a proxy buyer is more than double that, and the price of an autographed version is almost double.

Even with costs for accommodation, food, and customs clearance, it's still a huge profit.

opposite.

Zhang Jiao's heart sank.

In fact, she could completely understand Han Shuo's feelings. If she were in his shoes, she wouldn't feel good about letting the reseller make so much money at once.

Isn't this just a blood-sucking leech?

Fortunately, even without a personal signature, the minimum loss is only 100 yuan per ticket.

"Give it to me."

Han Shuo reached out to ask for it.

"What?"

Han Shuo asked in confusion, "The album? Aren't you going to sign it?"

"You...you're not going to hold us accountable—"

Zhang Jiao had given up hope, but to her surprise, Han Shuo didn't hold it against her and still insisted on having them sign autographs as usual. For a moment, she was speechless.

"What are you being investigated for?"

Han Shuo retorted, "You don't think I'd be jealous, do you?"

As he signed his name, he shook his head, saying, "I thought I had a rather generous image, so how could I possibly care about such a small amount of profit from you?"

"On the contrary, we are grateful to you for helping with the purchase, so that fans in China can buy the album."

"By the way, how did you guys come up with the idea of ​​becoming a personal shopper? It's quite an idea."

Just like chatting with friends, Han Shuo's friendly attitude made Zhang Jiao feel a strong liking and curiosity towards a celebrity for the first time.

I want to learn more about Han Shuo and talk to him more.

So this is what it feels like to be a fan of celebrities.

As they parted, Han Shuo looked at Zhang Jiao and said, "Has anyone ever told you that you look like Li Jiaxin and Zhang Komae from Hong Kong? Perhaps your features would be more prominent if you lost weight."

Zhang Jiao nodded: "Actually, I'm considered a semi-insider in the industry. I'm currently applying for the Beijing Film Academy's training program, and I came to Seoul this time to film a short film."

Han Shuo became interested: "What's your name? Who did you film with?"

"The male lead in 'Falling Cherry Blossoms' is named Kim Soo-hyun."

The movie "Falling Cherry Blossoms" features Zhang Tian'ai, who was born in 86 and has the surname Zhang. Her familiar face ultimately pieced together the image of Zhang Tian'ai.

There can't be any mistake.

It's perfectly normal for people in the entertainment industry to change their names after their debut.

Actually, let alone changing her name, this woman in front of me also has the ability to adapt to her age, and she's almost always eighteen years old, until the public broke her magic.

Have you signed a contract with a company?

"No!"

Zhang Jiao swallowed.

She felt as if she was about to meet a legendary benefactor.

My heart started pounding uncontrollably.

It made it so bad that she could hardly breathe.

Han Shuo pondered for a moment and decided to take it easy for now: "I'll lose some weight first, and see you in the capital in May."

"I'll be filming a music video about people who have moved to Beijing, consider it an audition for you. Remember to prepare well and don't let me down."

"yes!"

Inside the boardroom.

Han Shuo personally and warmly entertained Han Yise.

Han Ye-seul, holding onto the corner of the table, her face appearing and disappearing between near and far from the computer screen, said, "Is this Uncle? He's just as handsome as you~"

She hooked her arm around her young lover's neck and said, "You'll definitely be even more handsome than your uncle someday. Our child will combine the best of both of us—"

Han Shuo automatically filtered out Han Yise's fantasies: "It's my dad, he's quite photogenic."

The screen was playing video clips that would be broadcast on the Qingdao News Channel that evening.

This was reported by relevant departments investigating Fanxing Culture Media.

It lasts for nearly three minutes.

The current description is about two project teams in the game business unit competing to develop the company's next product: a casual mobile game.

"Founder Han Seok recently debuted in South Korea, and his first album, full of his personal style, sold 4.4133 copies in five days —"

Han Ye-seul keenly sensed the little guy's excitement: "You were on the news on your hometown TV station, aren't you excited and thrilled?"

Han Shuo nuzzled her shoulder: "You didn't specifically wear that see-through, one-piece erotic lingerie—"

Jin Yarong Zhang Jiao/Zhang Tianai