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

Han Shuo greatly admires Wen Xuanya.

Unlike Jiang Enhui, who was spoiled by her family, Wen Xuanya is a woman with a strong personality, yet she is also tactful.

Faced with such great opportunities and resources, Jiang Enhui's first thought was to use connections.

Wen Xuanya, however, wanted to earn an opportunity through her own efforts and attitude.

Even during this relatively relaxed heart-to-heart talk, she was trying to understand the company's future development and seek reliable development advice from him.

Her proactive attitude throughout the process was partly a way of showing him what she was capable of.

But what's wrong with having a little bit of cunning?

He openly expressed his high regard for Wen Xuanya.

"I have no other advice for you. You've already done very well. It's just that your current foundation and starting point are a little weaker than others."

"With your hard work, I believe you'll be able to catch up with the rest of the group sooner or later."

"Director, you flatter me."

Moon Hyun-ah was clearly delighted: "Does this give me a chance to be selected for StarsRookies?"

In the short term, Bilibili's influence will be weak and its promotional capabilities need to be improved, which means that the number of initial members of StarsRookies will not be very large.

Han Shuo frankly said, "It's a bit difficult."

"Unless you can be superior to others in both singing and language skills, or at least not inferior to the other competitors."

Wen Xuanya's vocal and dance skills are at an amateur level, so they are far inferior to the accumulation of experience others have had since childhood.

After learning in detail about the company's arrangements for Shin Yoon-joo, Park So-yeon, and Kim Yoon-ji, her eyes lit up.

Kim Yoon-ji was selected because her English proficiency reached native speaker level.

As the backyard of the Korean Wave, the island nation market is the first choice for the Korean Wave to go global. Doesn't that mean that the status of the Japanese language is equally important?

"What if I could be fluent in Japanese?"

This is indeed a bend that allows you to overtake others, but it will also be very difficult to learn.

Han Seok held a conservative attitude towards Moon Hyun-ah's direction of effort: "I don't care how you study Japanese or when you study Japanese, but it can't affect your normal practice schedule."

"Yes, I understand!"

Wen Xuanya was immediately invigorated.

After discussing these serious issues, Han Shuo brought up the complicated relationship between Wen Xuanya and Jiang Enhui.

"I know you two don't get along, and I won't force you to be best friends. My only request is that you don't deliberately make things difficult for each other."

The heart-to-heart talk went very quickly.

After the previous eighteen people finished, only Ni Ni remained.

She received a last-minute phone call from home that lasted for more than half an hour. By the time she finished the call, it was already 11:30.

Han Shuo wanted to postpone the discussion until tomorrow.

Ni Ni squatted on the floor, pouting across the desk, "No way! I'm the only one left who hasn't talked to anyone. How awkward would that be?"

"What's there to be embarrassed about?"

Han Shuo leaned back in his chair: "With your outgoing and proactive personality, if you told me everything on the same day, what would we have to talk about?"

"No, no, no, it's a sense of ritual."

Ni Ni grinned slightly, bent over and moved in front of Han Shuo like a little pet, holding onto his knees with both hands and resting her chin on them.

She really does.

They always manage to express closeness and dependence through just the right amount of physical contact.

"What do you want to talk about?"

Ni Ni raised an eyebrow triumphantly: "Then where should I sit? I can't just squat down and chat with you, can I?"

Han Shuo also chuckled.

There are chairs right across from me. You ask me where you'd like to sit?

"Where will you sit?"

"You sit on the table, on my lap... hmm?"

Ni Ni sprang to her feet, nestled sideways into his lap, and darted around with her eyes wide open: "You're the one who let me sit here, you won't scold me, will you?"

Her waist and hip curves are perfect.

Her two rounded thighs were pressed together perfectly, exuding a sensual charm, and her full, plump buttocks were so striking that it was hard not to take a second look.

"You're really taking advantage of the situation."

Seeing that Han Shuo didn't mind her sitting down, Ni Ni boldly turned her body around, and with a series of "creaking" sounds, her calves were completely pressed on the chair.

"Director, could you tell me more about your entrepreneurial journey?"

While the two print media outlets presented what appeared to be a detailed feature report, it actually contained a great deal of vague information and failed to delve into or elaborate on many issues.

Instead, it piqued the curiosity of netizens.

For example, as mentioned before, the snacks were eaten by a friend. When Han Suo's past as a trainee was exposed, the friend became a trainee friend.

As for when Han Seok joined SM Entertainment, when he left SM Entertainment, and how he performed during that time, outsiders know nothing.

It's not just about Han Shuo's past life experiences, but also his business empire.

The outside world is extremely curious about everything about the company, including its equity and influence.

Even the percentage of creative contribution in "The Farm" is something the outside world wants to know the exact figure for.

With Han Shuo's help to clear things up, ordinary netizens could only rely on the media. Over the next two days, the all-powerful media dug up information from every possible angle.

Almost any topic related to Han Shuo received a lot of reposts and attention.

Soon, a piece of news quickly became a trending topic.

Is Han Shuo arbitrarily interfering with the freedom of film and television creators?

This exposé, filed by someone claiming to be an industry insider from a film and television production company, listed three major offenses committed by Han Shuo:

He is arrogant and unreasonable, forcibly interferes with scriptwriting, and blocks the spread of Korean dramas in China.

"Putting aside the facts, isn't it perfectly normal for Han Seok-oppa to stop importing controversial Korean dramas?"

"The three major TV stations demanded that production companies and screenwriters rigorously review scripts, and now they're blaming Han Seok-oppa for that?"

Kim Ah-young slapped his thigh, suddenly realizing something: "His rejection of certain Korean dramas, conversely, doesn't that mean he's also helping some Korean dramas enter the Chinese market?"

If a high school student could think of this, the media would naturally know to dig deeper and investigate it thoroughly.

This digging revealed some big surprises.

Shocking news! Han Shuo spends over 1 billion yuan to acquire drama and variety show rights from three television stations!

Last December, "Farm" was launched.

Around the Spring Festival, the game became a hit overseas. All in all, the game only made money for three months, and it was still in the early stages of growth.

It is foreseeable that Han Shuo does not have much cash on hand at the moment.

And yet he managed to come up with over a billion to buy Korean dramas and variety shows. You're telling me that this kind of person is harming the Korean drama and variety show market?

Why is Han Seok repackaging a music show from eight years ago?

Is Han Seok a K-pop evangelist who has spent lavishly on four major music show appearances?

What's even more surprising is that Han Seok actually purchased content from the four major music shows, which are purely for fans, and even bought the content from the previous eight years.

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to call him a "Korean Wave evangelist".

Industry insiders also revealed that Hanshuo has signed a memorandum of understanding with the three major television stations to gradually increase its procurement targets over the next three years, potentially importing 30 to 40 Korean dramas and variety shows annually!

You're telling me that this kind of person is harming the export of Korean culture?

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Wen Xuanya

倪旎