Peninsula Entertainment Starts as a Writer

"Everything has to be done slowly. You have to run the star well first, and then you can recruit people after Lezhin ic's first crowdfunding of 50 million is received."

Shen Dacheng took a sip of water, moistened his throat, and continued: "You must have gained a certain reputation at that time, and you had a steady stream of crowdfunding, so you were able to attract some discerning and talented people."

"But time waits for no one, Brother Dacheng.

In addition to the necessary IT engineers, Lezhin ic website building also needs to sign no less than ten excellent works. I am afraid it will take no less than one and a half months. If there are any twists and turns in the middle, it will take two months.

I can’t stop it.”

Han Zidong seemed to really not see the future of Lezhin IC, waving his hands repeatedly: "I have to admit that I took it for granted at the beginning. You are right, I think it is better to make Xingyou first.

After this work has made a name for itself in the comic market, and when the online comic market becomes more mature next year, it won’t be too late for me to try to build Lezhin ic again.”

Shen Dacheng turned sideways and stared at Han Zidong for a while before saying: "Zidong, what I mean is that you can appropriately lower the priority of Lezhin ic instead of giving up Lezhin ic completely."

Han Zidong shook his head: "No, the current online comic payment market is not mature. Otherwise, why would Naver and Daum still be trialling the payment model? I am too young and energetic."

"No, we have already experienced the reading experience of color comic strips. Speaking from the perspective of an ordinary reader, I am definitely willing to spend about 200 yuan to subscribe to one-chapter comic strips."

Shen Dacheng rolled up his sleeves and continued to comfort him: "Moreover, crowdfunding projects are inherently risky. Even if your project really fails, it will bring changes to the webtoon market and guide more companies to do so.

Paid online comics add to the mix."

Han Zidong pressed his head, exuding a sense of decadence.

"No, I can't let down the people who believe in me so much. I have carefully considered that now is not a good time for Lezhin ic to be born."

"Yeah!"

Seeing that Han Zidong was really planning to give up Lezhin IC, Shen Dacheng was furious.

It was you who persuaded and threatened us in the first place, and now it is you who are the first to back off. You cannot be so irresponsible.

He paced back and forth in the room, all kinds of words gathering in his mind.

Lezhin ic involves 300 million in crowdfunding, which is the largest crowdfunding project since the establishment of Tumblbug.

In order to ensure the success of Lezhin ic, the three founders even used their personal relationships to contact many media people.

I just hope that the other party can pay proper attention to Tumblbug's new model and the progress of the Lezhin ic project.

Now Han Zidong suddenly said that Lezhin ic was going to be offline. Not only they didn't agree, but also the media people who had begun to study the development status of the crowdfunding website didn't agree. This is not a joke!

"Lezhin ic project, even if you don't get it, you have to get it!"

"But, I might not be able to recruit anyone."

Han Zidong spread his hands, completely smashed.

"Yeah, even if our Tumblbug manpower will be deployed to help, your site must be stable and online." Shen Dacheng was so angry that he lost all sense of his words.

"Brother Dacheng," Han Zidong looked touched, and then hugged Shen Dacheng tightly: "You... well, as long as you Tumblbug is willing to support me, I will fight again."

Shen Dacheng:?

He instantly came back to his senses and realized that this kid Han Zidong had gone around in a big circle just to trick him into sending help.

"Let go."

Han Zidong obediently let go of Shen Dacheng, with some gratitude still on his face.

Shen Dacheng opened his mouth and pointed at Han Zidong for a long time but said nothing. Finally, an extremely ugly smile appeared on his face: "Zidong, let's talk directly about something next time, okay?"

Shen Dacheng sat down and took a big gulp of ice water.

"I'm so convinced. You raised the funds to start your business from our website, and now you're targeting our website's manpower. Are we, Tumblbug, an incubation base for you?"

Han Zidong smiled and swept away his previous frustration.

"You can't say that. Your Tumblbug should have certain incubation attributes. By helping our entrepreneurial projects, aren't you indirectly improving your own performance?"

Shen Dacheng was stunned. He found that he could not speak to Han Zidong, so he decided not to reason with Han Zidong.

"Anyway, I can't really allocate manpower to you. Our company's manpower is also very tight. At most, I can help you contact a few alumni or other engineers."

"Alright."

Han Zidong was not picky and nodded directly to express his approval.

Until this moment, Shen Dacheng suddenly realized that he wanted Han Zidong to be a project customer for free operation and planning, and Han Zidong also wanted to use him as a free human resources manager.

"Okay, were you waiting for me here from the beginning?"

"How is it possible? Of course I still look forward to Tumblbug's IT engineers."

"I'm convinced, I'm really convinced!"

Shen Dacheng was choked, waved his hand impatiently and asked: "What are your requirements for recruiting people?"

Han Zidong pulled over a chair and sat down: "The other party should have participated in the construction of large-scale websites, especially e-commerce websites. After all, in a sense, our website can also be regarded as an e-commerce platform for comics, involving recharge and payment, accounts

Security and other issues."

He thought for a while and then said: "By the way, I also need an HR manager with experience in the Internet industry."

"The HR manager is easy to talk to, but experienced technical talents may not necessarily be willing to work for you. Groups such as Samsung and SK are more attractive than your webtoon website."

"That's right," Han Zidong nodded: "Then you'll have to worry about Tumblbug. Brother Dacheng, you don't want our website to be unable to set up an initial team."

"It's not that I don't want to help you, but that no one will give up a big company with a high salary to go to your website that hasn't been launched yet. Don't you know this very well?"

Han Zidong sighed, with a look of struggle on his face: "Well, let me take a step back. You can help me contact a senior IT engineer and ask him to work as a part-time job. First, help me pull up the team. As for coming,

If you don’t come to our website to find a job, let’s talk about it.”

"That's okay," Shen Dacheng didn't give up any more options. He estimated that this was almost Han Zidong's bottom line: "A human resources manager, an engineer, I will contact you as soon as possible."

Han Zidong poured himself a glass of wine: "It goes without saying that the success of Lezhin IC in the future will be due to you, brother."

"Okay, hurry up and serve the food. I'm going to starve to death. If the matter can't be negotiated, I won't even get food to eat."

"Okay, I'll go and hurry you up."

Han Zidong happily went downstairs.

……

Yusui Cave, Rainbow Dormitory.

The members gathered in the living room this time were not naked, they were just dressed cooler.

While everyone was sharing lunch, they listened to team leader Jin Zaijing analyze her gains over the past few days.

"Webtoon?"

"Yes," Jin Zaijing wiped his mouth, picked up the notebook on the side, clicked on a few web pages, and handed them to Jin Zhishu beside him: "You all have a look, several portal websites have webtoon channels.<

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Webtoon writers publish their works through the Internet. Except for a few matters that occasionally require meeting with the portal's employees, most matters can be completed through the Internet."

The maknae Zhao Xianrong raised his hand and asked: "Onie, apart from you, none of us have any art foundation."

Kim Zai-kyung waved his hand and counted with his fingers: "A webcomic from the initial conception to the final release is just like when we release an album, it requires a lot of processes.

Each process requires a certain amount of manpower, from subject selection, market research, to data collection, from comic production to online operations, each of us can find a position that suits us.

I happen to have a junior who works in a comic studio. If I have the opportunity, I will negotiate with her to see if the writers in the studio can accept us to visit and learn."

"Yeah!"

Zhao Xianrong sat up straight and stretched out his right hand. Jin Zaijing gave her a high-five in tacit agreement.