The next morning.
Lin Yuan went to the company.
While waiting for the elevator, he met colleagues, Zheng Jing and Yang Zhongming.
"Those songs aren't bad."
Yang Zhongming showed a rare smile when he saw Lin Yuan.
Lin Yuan's music education mainly relied on the character card from Yang Zhongming. Naturally, he felt close to him and treated him with great respect, as if he was a teacher:
"Thank you, Uncle Yang."
Zheng Jing exaggerated her reaction a bit more: "Little Fish, you've been doing great by occupying the top six places of the season chart, something Uncle Yang has never achieved!"
"I was just lucky."
Lin Yuan told the truth: "Under the same circumstances, Uncle Yang could achieve it too."
All thanks to the system.
Yang Zhongming looked pleased, and barely nodded.
Zheng Jing rolled her eyes: "But he didn't, did he? Those songs must have brought in plenty of downloads, it wouldn't be too much to ask you for a treat!"
"Sure."
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Lin Yuan had a great relationship with the two songwriters in his company.
"9th floor?"
Zheng Jing asked as they got into the elevator.
Lin Yuan replied: "Top floor."
Zheng Jing teased: "Off to rob the chairman's tea again?"
As she said that, she pressed the button for the top floor for Lin Yuan.
After a brief chat, the two walked out of the elevator, while Lin Yuan alighted at the top floor and knocked on the door of Li Songhua's office.
"Come in."
Lin Yuan came in.
Li Songhua smiled and asked: "What brings you here?"
"Dead Sea of Fire is being adapted into an animation. If the company is considering setting up an animation department, the rights can be transferred to the company. If not, I'm going to work with an external animation production company..."
Lin Yuan cut right to the chase.
Without a second thought, Li Songhua instantly agreed: "We'll keep it. The company will set up an animation department for you later!"
He was joking.
The comic adaptation of Dead Sea of Fire was incredibly popular; it was clear how profitable animation adaptation would be. Moreover, Starlight Entertainment was the backing behind the Alliance. As a capitalist, how could he let such a huge profit slip away?
Not to mention...
Shadow Envy Fish and Chu Kuang were actually Lin Yuan's pseudonyms, and Lin Yuan himself was the beloved gem of Starlight!
In fact,
Even without Dead Sea of Fire, he would still venture into this field to avoid allowing Shadow's future comic adaptation rights to benefit outsiders.
"I'm afraid we can't wait."
Lin Yuan explained: "If we want to establish an animation department, it has to be established immediately, or we need to initiate an acquisition straight away. That's because Shadow is about to publish a work in both animation and comics, ideally before the start of the Bluelympics."
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What Lin Yuan was referring to was "Dunk".
After finding out about Tribe Comics' plan yesterday, he didn't hesitate and decided to adapt this classic sports comic right away.
He even planned to immediately release it in both comic and animated forms!
The war between the Alliance and the Tribe had not ended.
Tribe Comics still had the market's largest share.
The Alliance had to fight for the market.
However, Lin Yuan was doing this not purely to go against Tribe Comics, and not because Tribe Comics had forcefully claimed the title of "Number One in Sports Comics"...
These were just secondary reasons.
The real reason was that Lin Yuan hadn't fleeced enough from the Bluelympics!
He had never considered before, that comics could also fleece from the Bluelympics!
Fortunately, Tribe Comics thought about it.
Ling Kong thought about it!
If a sports-related comic or animation could be launched during the Bluelympics, like "Dunk", a classic sports-themed masterpiece, then the impact would by no means compare to its usual performance?
Lin Yuan even had to thank Tribe Comics!
It was Tribe Comics' sudden move that made him realize that there were still unclaimed profits from the Bluelympics!
By strike Tribe Comics along the way, he was killing two birds with one stone.
"Spell it out."
Li Songhua's expression became serious.
And so,
They discussed in the office for about an hour.
In the end, Lin Yuan presented the sections of "Dunk" he had worked overtime to complete the previous night.
Eventually, Li Songhua was completely convinced!
He made an immediate decision and confirmed the purchase.
The company immediately started preparing to acquire an animation production company.
And the first piece they would produce after the acquisition would be the "Dunk" that Lin Yuan just mentioned.
In terms of the sequence of adaptation into animation, the priority of this comic had temporarily surpassed that of Dead Sea of Fire!
Starlight started to mobilize!
...
Meanwhile, in the outside world.
The readers' controversy sparked by Tribe Comics claiming He Dajun as the "Number One in Sports Comics" in their promotional article yesterday quickly fermented overnight!
The whole internet was filled with discussions in no time!
The reason why this matter had attracted widespread attention was simple.
The question of who should be deemed to be the "Number One in Sports Comics", a contentious issue, was always a trigger for fierce debates among differing views. Combined with the ongoing grudges between Tribe, Alliance, and Bloggers, along with Shadow's current popularity, this news was destined to become the focal point!
As for the controversial content among netizens, it was more or less the same as yesterday's.
It was essentially, a comparison between He Dajun's works and his influence in the industry with Shadow's "King of the Net", each expressing their own judgement on what the standard for the "Number One in Sports Comics" should be based on.
The most vicious point of attack from He Dajun's fans was the special significance that "King of the Net" held for Shadow!