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

Chapter 84 Lee Yeon-hee: What's SM Entertainment? I'm not familiar with it.

"Unnie, is that Jia Ying's phone call?"

Li Zhixi nodded: "Jiaying and her older sister have already gotten out of the taxi and are less than 100 meters away from us."

"Shall we go over there?"

Yu Shengyan turned around and called over her younger sister, Yu Dingyan.

The younger sister, Yoo Jeong-yeon, is the same age as Moon Ga-young, both born in 1996. She is a primary school student and a veteran player of the game "Cyber ​​Farm". She has always admired Han Seok.

Hearing that she was going to visit Starry Sky Entertainment and would have a chance to meet Han Shuo, she begged her to take her along.

Yoo Jeongyeon jogged forward, grabbing one of her older sisters in each hand: "Unnie, Ryuhee unnie, hurry up~"

"Hey, why are you so agitated?"

This little rascal was even more enthusiastic than the other two.

Yu Shengyan grabbed her little sister's head and flicked it on the forehead: "I've never seen you this excited before when I pick you up."

"How can these be the same?"

Yoo Jeongyeon said seriously, "You're just an unnie with blood ties, while our oppa is the senior that the entire nation wants."

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"Ouch, ouch, ouch~"

"Without me, this 'blood-related' unnie, someone wouldn't be able to see Hanseok oppa."

Yoo Seung-yeon and her younger sister Yoo Jeong-yeon were bickering.

The Moon Ga-young sisters met up at the bottom of floor 111 in Cheongdam-dong.

Moon Ga-young is a child actress in the acting department.

She was more surprised than at a loss when she was suddenly transferred to Star Entertainment.

Where do you act as a child actor, or not?

Fanxing Entertainment has close ties with the three major local TV stations, which might actually provide greater support for her acting career.

aside.

Li Liuxi, the oldest of the three who transferred, was sullen.

"Damn company, they have no respect for people."

She was a rising actress who had starred in and appeared in many films and television dramas, but SM Entertainment ruthlessly threw her out like a burden.

This made her feel very uncomfortable.

Furthermore, transitioning from a familiar environment to a completely unfamiliar one, and having to readjust with the team again, exacerbated her anxiety.

The group of five walked up to the third floor.

Starry Sky Entertainment assigned someone to liaise with them and briefly explained the company's benefits policies:

Ample dormitory conditions, monthly living allowance, trainee label, limited-time group within the company—it's all novel, diverse, and surprising.

Even Moon Ga-young, who started as a child actress, was somewhat envious of the treatment given to idol trainees: "Could I also form a limited-time group?"

"Yes, but you're still young, so it'll probably be another two years."

"Next up is the exclusive agency contract—"

Li Zhixi perked up a bit.

She has already debuted as an actress, so no matter how good the trainee treatment is, it has nothing to do with her.

The exclusive agency contract is what truly matters to her.

All that could be heard was Director Park from the Newcomer Development Office saying, "Whether it's actresses like Ga-young or Ms. Ryu-hee, or idol trainees like Seung-yeon, our company's exclusive management contracts are all for seven years."

"Only seven years?"

Lee Yeon-hee's pupils trembled violently.

What does this mean?

She simply switched to Starry Sky Entertainment, and two years of her contract were shortened out of nowhere!

"Yes, seven years!"

"These were all ideas from our board members," Director Park said with no small amount of pride.

She has every reason to be proud.

Compared to those unscrupulous companies that prey on their artists, Fanxing Entertainment is a breath of fresh air.

"The board members' ideas are very simple."

"If everyone works together well and receives the expected returns, seven years will only be the first phase for each other."

"Conversely, if our company fails to provide artists with the opportunities they deserve, we will not hinder them from pursuing better platforms."

Generous, extravagant, and magnanimous.

Just like the videos shown in several cinemas, Han Shuo's character was so upright and honest that it was convincing.

Li Zhixi felt a sense of belonging to his uneasy heart.

The next step was a company tour.

"This is the small reception room."

"When no one is around, it can be used as a study room."

The door opened.

Several people were sitting inside, engrossed in their homework.

Lee Ryu-hee recognized Lee Ju-ri among them.

This is the female lead in the music video for Han Shuo's first album's title track, "Fiction".

She looks even better with light makeup than in the news photos.

There were also a few adorable little girls, so cute and delicate.

The female dormitory head nodded to the people inside the room, then closed the door.

"It's Sunday today, so some people have gone home. Not all the trainees are here. I'll introduce you to each other when you come to sign contracts tomorrow."

Lee Yeon-hee smiled, her eyes crinkling: "Chief Park, what kind of homework are they doing?"

"They are learning Chinese. You should know that we are a Chinese-funded company."

Li Zhixi nodded, indicating his understanding.

Han Shuo is Chinese, so it's perfectly normal for overseas markets to pay more attention to Chinese people.

This gave her a sense of familiarity: "Actually, my second foreign language is Chinese."

"Really? That's good."

Yu Shengyan raised her hand: "I have been practicing calligraphy since I was a child, and I can write beautiful characters with a brush."

"Then you've come to the right place."

Seeing that her two seniors had received praise, Moon Ga-young was not to be outdone: "Unnie, I can speak German, and English, and I can also play the piano."

"You're great too!"

Manager Park was both amused and exasperated: "How did it suddenly turn into a special VIP meeting?"

As she passed the two meeting rooms, she asked everyone to be quiet.

"Our board members are having a meeting inside."

The five beautiful women, young and old, obediently slowed their pace.

Further inside is the company's only large practice room.

The nine-member dance troupe is practicing the dances for "Fiction" and "Insomnia" intensively.

With their long arms and legs, outstanding looks, and exceptional figures, these nine individuals are a beautiful sight to behold simply by standing there.

As they swayed gently to the music, the beautiful scene was captivating.

"How was the dance choreographed by our board members?"

"Very memorable."

"This isn't even my stage outfit yet. The visual effect will be even better when we perform next week."

The last stop was the boardroom.

Manager Park pointed to the office: "The company has a heart-to-heart talk once a month, where you can talk to the directors one-on-one. You can talk about any problems you have in your life or practice."

After one round.

They didn't see Han Shuo, but his shadow was everywhere.

As the sound of hurried footsteps rang out, a youthful voice rang out: "Writing songs for Girls' Generation is no problem."

Who else could it be but Han Shuo?

They all knew the people following Han Shuo.

He is a vice president at SM Entertainment.

It seems my guess was correct.

SM Entertainment suffered a complete defeat in this power struggle with Han Seok, and could only offer a bunch of benefits in exchange for Han Seok's leniency.

Upon seeing them, Han Shuo nodded in greeting.

"When I'm choreographing, I need choreographer models. I'll have a few members from Girls' Generation come over, or all of them will do."

"A choreographer/model?"

President Kim found it rather strange.

But upon reflection, it seems entirely understandable; creators always have their own quirks that inspire them.

"I'll have someone give you their phone numbers."

"No need for that. We'll be seeing them on a music show next week anyway. Just let them know and tell them to cooperate."

"no problem."

Han Seok escorted the SM Entertainment team to the stairwell.

Before parting, he made a small request: "Girls' Generation is my senior group, and it's only right and proper that I support them. How about I buy fifty copies of their album?"

President Kim, Ababa.

Why tell him this?

Should I say thank you?

Han Shuo didn't leave him wondering for long: "Since I ordered so many albums at once, shouldn't you offer me a discounted price through internal channels?"

Chief Kim was speechless.

You're such a generous person, yet you're so stingy with us.

We've already given away fifty signed copies of all the albums by our current singers and groups for free, so we won't miss out on these last fifty discounted albums.

At least this guy paid up this time.

"no problem."

He wasn't sure if it was just his imagination, but he felt that fifty portions made sense.

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