Chinese entertainment: There are always young actresses who are interested in me.

Li Yitong and Jin Chen were surprised and delighted to find that Hongdou Studio was not an office but a villa.

What does this represent? It represents strength.

Although this villa appears to be a self-built house based on its location and appearance, its market value is still several million.

Hongdou Studio may not be famous yet, but as long as it has a background and strength, it will definitely have a future.

The two of them stood outside the villa and glanced around before seeing Dilraba walk out quickly.

"Sister Tongtong, Sister Jinchen, hello, please come in." Rebabi, who is two years younger than the other two, immediately called them "sisters".

The two nodded and, without any hesitation, followed Dilraba into the villa.

"Where's Sister Dou Dou?" Jin Chen looked around the studio and was somewhat surprised not to see Yang Hongdou.

"Sister Dou Dou went out on something," Reba replied. "Please have a seat. Would you like some drinks or tea?"

"Reba, don't be shy, we're not thirsty." Li Yitong shook her head.

"Okay." Dilraba nodded, not forcing the issue. "I'll go call Han Ni down."

After Reba went upstairs, Li Yitong and Jin Chen exchanged a glance.

"Da Xi, what do you think of the conditions here?" Li Yitong asked in a low voice.

"It's too small, and there aren't many people. But it doesn't seem like a shell company." Jin Chen replied, "Tongtong, you don't have a professional background, and you don't have any other connections, so it will be difficult for you to become an actress."

The entertainment industry is complex and dark; many things are beyond your imagination.

Actually, if I could, I wouldn't want you to enter the entertainment industry.

However, since you like it, I will naturally support you.

Now that such an opportunity has come up, I hope you can seize it.

"Even if it's not a shell company, it's probably a makeshift operation." Li Yitong said with some concern, "Besides Sister Dou Dou, the boss, it seems like the entire studio only has one artist, Han Ni."

I checked, Dilraba is not an artist under Red Bean Studio; her agency is Jaywalk Studio.

"Isn't one Han Ni enough? Don't you know how popular he is right now?" Jin Chen shook his head: "If I could ride on Han Ni's coattails, and if he was willing to promote me, I'd offer myself to him, believe it or not."

"You're just talking nonsense." Li Yitong blushed, feeling a little embarrassed.

"Nonsense, I'm serious." Jin Chen shook his head: "From last night until now, my Weibo has gained more than 60,000 followers."

Dilraba's Weibo account gained over 80,000 followers, while Gulnazar's Weibo account gained over 300,000 followers.

Meanwhile, Hongdou Studio's Weibo account and Han Ni's own Weibo account gained over 700,000 and over 1 million followers respectively.

Do you know what this means? It's comparable to the influence of a second-tier celebrity, and its effect is equivalent to a wildly popular TV series.

Han Ni's sudden rise to fame is phenomenal and completely illogical.

Nobody knows how long his popularity will last, so he's trying to get as much attention as possible.

I told you to open a Weibo account last night, but you still refused.

Look at Chen Yao, she just opened her Weibo account, and she already has almost 10,000 followers.

"I'm not an actress, I haven't even debuted yet, so I feel like having a Weibo account is useless." Li Yitong shook her head, secretly regretting her decision.

"Han Ni isn't an actor either, and he never debuted." Jin Chen snorted. "You two are in very similar situations; you should learn from him."

"When you become famous and a big star someday, don't forget your sisters."

"Becoming famous and a sensation isn't that easy," Li Yitong shook her head, a hint of anticipation in her heart.

Although she knew it was unrealistic, what girl doesn't want to dream?

Soon, Han Ni came down from upstairs.

He smiled at the two of them, greeted them, then picked up the contract from his desk and tossed it in front of Li Yitong: "Sign!"

"Sign? Sign what?" Li Yitong was taken aback, her expression puzzled.

"The artist contract was prepared for you by Sister Dou Dou," Han Ni said, sitting down. "You sign the contract first, and then we'll talk about the work."

"You didn't say that at dinner last night." Li Yitong felt a little resistant.

"Last night is last night, today is today. I've changed my mind and attitude." Han Ni explained, "You only get one chance. It's up to you to decide what to do. I won't force you."

Li Yitong was at a loss for what to do and turned to look at Jin Chen.

"Let me take a look at the contract." Jin Chen knew what her best friend was struggling with, so she picked up the contract and began to examine it carefully.

She was previously signed with an agency and will be switching agencies to Tangren next.

Therefore, they are very familiar with all the details and clauses of artist contracts.

"Newcomer contracts are only for five years?" she asked in surprise as she flipped through the contracts. "Aren't they usually eight or ten years?"

"How many eight- or ten-year periods does one have in a lifetime?" Han asked rhetorically. "Youth is priceless, and Hongdou Studio will not easily waste other people's most precious years of youth."

"The studio didn't promise any resources at all, so why did Tongtong sign a contract with you?" Jin Chen continued to ask.

"Currently, I am the studio's only resource, and I will try to share the traffic with her." Han Ni replied, "Once she takes advantage of the traffic and gains her own influence, various endorsement deals, announcements, and acting offers will naturally come one after another."

"The profit-sharing ratio is acceptable." Jin Chen nodded, "However, Tongtong is a newcomer, just starting out, so I'm afraid she won't earn much."

"The studio provides meals and accommodation, and there will be plenty of subsidies and rewards," Han Ni explained. "The five-year term is very short, making it ideal for newcomers who are just starting out."

If we succeed, we can continue to cooperate. If we fail, we can simply part ways and go our separate ways.

We are not a large company, nor are we capitalists; we will not exploit the artists under our management.

Resource sharing, win-win cooperation, and working together to make the company bigger and stronger are our ultimate goals.

Seeing that Han Ni didn't seem to be lying and appeared very sincere, Jin Chen was also somewhat tempted.

Unfortunately, she dared not leave the nest, nor could she bear to part with the abundant resources that were about to be brought to the Tang people.

"The contract is fine, Tongtong, you can think about it yourself." She put down the contract, looked at her best friend, and said.

"Do we have to sign right now?" Li Yitong asked. "Can I think about it for a couple more days?"

"No, I don't have time for you to think about it." Han Ni shook his head.

"Sign it, Tongtong," Jin Chen advised.

As long as Li Yitong signs with Hongdou Studio, she will have a legitimate excuse to ride on Han Ni's popularity.

Free data, might as well take advantage of it.

"Okay, I'll sign." Li Yitong gritted her teeth and finally made up her mind: "It's only five years, I can afford to gamble."

"If you make a profit, great; if you lose, you can always start over."

"Okay, that's impressive." Han Ni nodded, picked up the pen, and tossed it directly to Li Yitong: "Congratulations, Tongtong."

From now on, you'll be the top female artist at Hongdou Studio.

"Tongtong? I'm older than you, shouldn't you call me Sister Tongtong?" Li Yitong was a little surprised.

"The studio follows a seniority system, not age," Han Ni explained with a smile. "Besides Sister Dou Dou, I'm the most senior. Calling you by your first name is perfectly reasonable!"